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Ambivalent, doesn't look particularly feminine,
which in turn makes it seem interesting.
Has something slightly Egyptian.
Similar to Alladt or Alheyt.

-t ending names are intriguing, they are hard to ignore.
Anat reminds me of mysterious Amunet, my GP.

I actually think it’s cute but wouldn’t use it.

My Israeli aunt’s name. It’s alright, works in Israel, but wouldn’t really in Anglophone countries, especially with it sounding like “a gnat”

Terrible