[Opinions] Re: Originally feminine names that are unisex or masculine now?
Wilmot. When I was doing research on my ancestors in Cornwall, I came across TONS of Wilmots, Wilmotts, Willmots, etc; all female. And although Wilmot isn't exactly a popular name on either gender I'd say that most people would assume a Wilmot is male.Also I think Christian was originally feminine? And Julian? Or at least more unisex than they are now. I remember reading about some medieval Christians and Julians who were women.
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Originally feminine names that are unisex or masculine now?  ·  guasguendi  ·  12/21/2020, 11:58 AM
Re: Originally feminine names that are unisex or masculine now?  ·  number1212  ·  12/22/2020, 9:53 AM
Re: Originally feminine names that are unisex or masculine now?  ·  Siân  ·  12/22/2020, 2:13 AM
Re: Originally feminine names that are unisex or masculine now?  ·  Pelops  ·  12/22/2020, 9:49 AM
Re: Originally feminine names that are unisex or masculine now?  ·  Pelops  ·  12/21/2020, 3:55 PM
Re: Originally feminine names that are unisex or masculine now?  ·  Anneza  ·  12/21/2020, 10:55 PM
Re: Originally feminine names that are unisex or masculine now?  ·  Pelops  ·  12/22/2020, 9:48 AM
Re: Originally feminine names that are unisex or masculine now?  ·  RandomPerson1234 :D  ·  12/21/2020, 1:43 PM
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Re: Originally feminine names that are unisex or masculine now?  ·  RandomPerson1234 :D  ·  12/21/2020, 1:44 PM
Re: Originally feminine names that are unisex or masculine now?  ·  guasguendi  ·  12/21/2020, 12:16 PM