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in reply to a message by Nora
jorDAYna? jorDAHna? JORdana? Something else?
There was Jordan Baker in The Great Gatsby - definitely female and named, it seems, after two popular cars of the time. But there are male Jordans, some of whom are the victims of kre8iv spelling and go by Geordan. Which would be unlikely for a female, if it really is a merger of George and Jordan.
Can't say I enjoy it either way, though there are worse rivers to be named after.
There was Jordan Baker in The Great Gatsby - definitely female and named, it seems, after two popular cars of the time. But there are male Jordans, some of whom are the victims of kre8iv spelling and go by Geordan. Which would be unlikely for a female, if it really is a merger of George and Jordan.
Can't say I enjoy it either way, though there are worse rivers to be named after.
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Jor dan uh.....
Feminine form of jordan so it obvious isnt pronounced as jor day nuh or however
Feminine form of jordan so it obvious isnt pronounced as jor day nuh or however
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