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My second cousin Maria and her husband Jaakko welcomed their first child, son Tiitus Teofilus (pronounced as TEE:-toos TEH-oh-fee-loos).
Tiitus has gained popularity here in Finland in recent years, but Teofilus is quite a bold choice from them. Still, I don't find Tiitus Teofilus as pretentious as Titus Theophilus (probably because of the pronunciation).
Have you come across (rarer) ancient Roman or Greek names in a modern day use? Do you like them or should they stay in the past as names of emperors, senators and philosophers?
Tiitus has gained popularity here in Finland in recent years, but Teofilus is quite a bold choice from them. Still, I don't find Tiitus Teofilus as pretentious as Titus Theophilus (probably because of the pronunciation).
Have you come across (rarer) ancient Roman or Greek names in a modern day use? Do you like them or should they stay in the past as names of emperors, senators and philosophers?
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