Stereotypical names are labels that are often used to describe certain groups of people. These labels can be based on gender, race, ethnicity, religion, or other characteristics. The term 'stereotypical names' is often used to refer to names that are associated with a particular group of people, such as 'JOHN' for a white male or 'Maria' for a Hispanic female. These labels can be seen as offensive and outdated, but they are still used in some contexts.