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H [70] (FN is Chinese)(LN is Chinese)
W [67] (FN is a non-flower nature name)(MN contains the sound “or”)(LN is Irish)

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S1 [42] (FN is a writer’s surname)(MN is Chinese)
D1 [40] (FN is literary)(MN is Irish)
D2 [37] (FN is a diminutive)(MN is Chinese)
D3 [33] (FN comes from a poem)(MN is Irish)

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S1 [42]
exW [41] (FN is “posh”)(MN1 is long and French)(MN2 is dated)(LN is common both the US and the UK)

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D [13] (FN has a musical meaning)(MN honors Grandmother)
D [10] (FN means “woman” or “girl”)(MN is filler)

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W [42] (FN was popular in the 70’s)(MN is Armenian)(LN is Armenian)

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W’s S [9] (FN is archaic)(MN is Armenian)

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D1 [40]
W [43] (FN is Hebrew)(MN has always in the US)(LN is one syllable)

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AD [12] (FN is from Irish mythology)(MN is a surname)
AS [7] (FN is unisex and more commonly used for girls)(MN is an unusual word name)

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D2 [37]
H [36] (FN ends in an “ah” sound)(MN was common in the 1920’s)(LN is French)

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D / D [8] (FN is a virtue)(MN is medieval) / (FN is a flower)(MN was popular in 1880)
AS [5] (FN is from astronomy)(MN is Arabic)

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D3 [33]
Gf [29] (FN is very plain)(MN is from Greek mythology)(LN is very long)

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Gf’s D [4] (FN means “dream”, “cloud”, “fairy”, or “princess”)(MN has a strong meaning)

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