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Edit: No spelling changes. Challenge yourself eh? :)
All names taken from a German name dictionary (though clearly not all names are of German origin).

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Ladies: Alfreda, Angelika, Anjuli, Aud, Bertraud, Bethany, Brianna, Cay, Dagny, Davida, Diamanda, Doriana, Eleanor, Emmeline, Erika, Eunice, Finni, Flora, Garnet, Geno, Gesina, Giovannina, Hardy, Harriet, Hermanna, Hermi, Hyazintha, Isabell, Ivona, Jenny, Joan, Jutta, Katherine, Kunigunde, Latasha, Leonie, Lexa, Lotte, Lucienne, Marceline, Mariam, Mavis, Melvina, Mikaela, Mylene, Nica, Nina, Othild, Pascale, Perdita, Raimonda, Raissa, Ria, Roberta, Roseline, Salvia, Selma, Seymour, Silvi, Skadi, Sophy, Swinda, Sybil, Tina, Tiphaine, Ulrike, Valborg, Vivian, Waltraud, Wilhelma, Xaveria, Yoshiko

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Gentlemen: Alf, Angelino, Anjo, Attila, Bertus, Bertwin, Brice, Cay, Dagobert, Davide, Dian, Dorian, Eldert, Emmeram, Erk, Eusebius, Finn, Florens, Garwin, Gennaro, Gesinus, Giovanni, Hardwin, Harro, Hermes, Hermut, Humphrey, Isbrand, Ivo, Jeremias, Joachim, Kai, Kastor, Kuno, Laslo, Leonid, Liam, Lou, Lucien, Marcell, Marian, Maurus, Melvin, Mikael, Musa, Neville, Nino, Otfried, Pascal, Perry, Raimund, Rajko, Ricard, Roald, Rosario, Salomon, Selmar, Severin, Silvester, Sjard, Sophus, Swen, Switbert, Timor, Tito, Ulrik, Utz, Vivien, Walter, Wilko, Xaverius, Yorck

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