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in reply to a message by Llewella
Well, neither Darcey nor Darcy has charted in the top 100 for UK yet, so no idea if it's getting more popular. I do see it regularly in BAs, for both genders.
Predrag is more a Serbian name (Drago is used more where I live), but it's totally masculine (actually there is no exact feminine equivalent). It's a word name here, predrag is a standard superlative form of 'drag' (precious, nice, dear).
Predrag is more a Serbian name (Drago is used more where I live), but it's totally masculine (actually there is no exact feminine equivalent). It's a word name here, predrag is a standard superlative form of 'drag' (precious, nice, dear).
This message was edited 9/8/2010, 9:21 AM
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