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In 2012, Zoran was the No. 2 most popular name for baby boys in Macedonia
Xenophon
The most famous Xenophon is a Greek historian, soldier, mercenary and philosopher, a contemporary of Socrates and Plato
Viveca
Viveka Eriksson is the Premier of Aland Islands, a Swedish-speaking self-governing region of Finland
Vida
Veda is the name of Mildred Pierce’s daughter in the 1941 James Cain novel
Valerie
Valerie hopped into the Top 100 American baby girl names in 1951 and pretty much stayed there until 1988
Vartan
Vartan sounds like a superhero’s name, even though it’s meaning has to do with roses
Raya
A golden bee named Raya is the star of a 2009 children’s book, “The Magic Amphora” by Donna Brooks
Rosemary
Rosemary got into the Top 500 American baby girl names in 1903 and stayed there through 1987. It ranked highest in 1946 at No. 74.
Rosalinda
In the USA, 101 baby girls were named Rosalinda in 2012, one more than the number named Annalisa
Pilar
Pilar was a unisex name in the USA in most of the 1990s. The SSA recorded at least 5 boys named Pilar for almost every year.
Patrice (Boy)
Patrice is used as a boy’s name primarily in French-speaking countries
Theodora
Logan (Girl)
Andrea
Galina
Robert
Isolde
Yinka
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