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HelpRe: Dido and Dimosthenes
in reply to a message by Lethe
Dido is a male name in Bulgaria. I would suspect that child has parents from the Balkans. See:
http://www.facebook.com/people/Dido-Kolev/1001197382
(among others)
And Dimosthenes seems to be a common way to spell this name in modern Greece, so I don't think it's "misspelled"
http://www.facebook.com/people/Dimosthenes-Alexakis/646167828
Efeoghenetobore is probably from a Nigerian language, as both Efeoghene and Tobore come up separately as names of Nigerians when you Google.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Dido-Kolev/1001197382
(among others)
And Dimosthenes seems to be a common way to spell this name in modern Greece, so I don't think it's "misspelled"
http://www.facebook.com/people/Dimosthenes-Alexakis/646167828
Efeoghenetobore is probably from a Nigerian language, as both Efeoghene and Tobore come up separately as names of Nigerians when you Google.
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thanks I know I was being a bit facetious for many, but I didn't know about Dido and Dimosthenes. I kind of guessed about Efeoghenetobore because there's quite a few long African names in there but usually if you googled them it came up. I never thought to divide it. It still seems like a bit of a mouthful to decide to put the two names together :)
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