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"Not for everyday use" - I cannot agree more - and I prefer this infrequent use to overt commonality or even popularity. The name means "Foreigner / Stranger / Beautiful Stranger"; so the "everyday use" would familiarize the unique distinction requisitely inherent through its essence, which amplifies through the strength of its sonority: hence, like many names we have short-names, nicknames, and pet names for friends and family.

This message was edited 7/21/2016, 5:56 PM