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Just kidding, that one is terrible.
But Moon Unit has a nice twang to it.
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Little Bobby Tables, we call him
Russian Eastern Orthodox Old Church believers have fancy names, such as Evdokia (female) or Liverius (male). They are really uncommon because of a small population of Old Believers.
Claire
Never met a Claire I didn't like.
Claire is very common in France
"C'est claire !"
I mean ; "C'est Claire !"
Real
testing
That's also my favorite name
Testing is a name?
Teacher here. Anything can be a name. Trust me. I've seen things...
anything is a name, if you are brave enough
Leila. I just love it. It's so feminine. I'll name my daughter that if I ever have a daughter.
Henrietta
The only person I met with that name, and only in small amounts, is Henrietta Lacks.
Fanny
Isn't that just a diminutive of Frances?
I have no idea.
This person would probably be able to get away with living in the US without too many looks but this is a slang term for vagina in the UK so they might have a rough childhood there.
Itβs a slang term for ass in the US, so Iβm guessing theyβd get shit for it here, too.
In Dutch, there's an archaic name 'Joke', pronounced yo kuh. But in a more multilingual world it has practically disappeared.
Midge
There's a content creator called Aoife on the Eurogamer YouTube channel. I think the name is Irish/Gaelic, or something like that.
What country are you in? I know at least a couple of Aoife's (in the UK), so would imagine it's still pretty popular in Ireland itself!
I'm in Finland, but most of the entertainment I consume is from the UK/US. Aoife just sounds quite different from all the other names I keep hearing so I assumed it's rare, but I'm glad to be wrong because the name is still cool.
Carroll.
Mostly guys had that name, though it was pretty neat.
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