A newborn baby has been assigned an unusual name related to his father’s career in web design.
The little boy was named “Hypertext Mark-up Language Rayo Pascual” by his dad who says it follows a family tradition.
Hypertext Mark-up Language – who will be known as HTML – was born in the Philippines.
And, his father Mac Pascual was featured on the news in 2014.
Both him and his sister were named after food by their parents with his full name being Macaroni ’85 and his sister Spaghetti ’88.
The numbers represent the years they were born.
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He added that his sibling Spaghetti named her two children “Cheese Pimiento” And “Parmesan Cheese”.
They go by the nicknames Chippy and Peewee.
Little HTML was born weighing 4.9lb at the Bulacan Medical Mission Group Cooperative Hospital.
He is a healthy and happy little fellow.
His name was brought to the public’s attention after his aunt posted a snap on Facebook welcoming him to the world.
The post quickly gained interest and has been shared over 9,000 times, reports the Mirror.
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HTML is not the only little one to be given an unusual tech-related name.
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, and Claire Boucher, better known as Grimes, made headlines when they named their son X Æ A-12 after he was born in May 2020.
In other news, names from the show Peaky Blinders have been gaining popularity in the UK in a vintage revival.
And, a number of previously common baby names – like Gemma and Hannah – are going extinct in new generations.
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