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Azerbaijan
Basque Country, Spain
Belgium
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Brazil (by decade)
Bulgaria
Canada
Catalonia, Spain
Chile
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Finland
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Galicia, Spain
Georgia
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Medieval England
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North Macedonia
Northern Ireland
Norway
the Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Puerto Rico
Quebec, Canada
Renaissance Italy
Romania
Russia (Moscow)
Scotland
Slovakia
Slovenia
South Africa
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Tatarstan, Russia
Tunisia
Turkey
Ukraine (Lviv)
Uruguay
User Impressions
Good Name ↔ Bad Name
Masculine ↔ Feminine
Classic ↔ Modern
Mature ↔ Youthful
Formal ↔ Informal
Upper Class ↔ Common
Urban ↔ Natural
Wholesome ↔ Devious
Strong ↔ Delicate
Refined ↔ Rough
Strange ↔ Boring
Simple ↔ Complex
Serious ↔ Comedic
Nerdy ↔ Unintellectual
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Analysis
Name
M/F
Remark
Rating
Anson
m
Agnes (f) -> Anson (s) -> Anson (m). Son of Annis/Agnes.
Averill
m
/
f
Eoforhild (f) -> Everild (f) -> Averill (s) -> Averill (m).
Babbs
Barbara (f) -> Babbs (s). Not a male given name. Unrelated to Babbitt, which derives from the Anglo-Saxon masculine name of Babba.
Baxter
m
female baker
Beaton
Beatrice (f) -> Beaton (f, diminutive) -> Beaton (s), in one of the four potential etymologies. Not a given name AFAIK.
Bell
2
Isabel (f) -> Bel (f, diminutive) -> Bell (s). Not a boy's given name AFAIK.
Brewster
m
female brewer
Dwight
m
Dionysia (f) -> Diot (f) -> Dwight (s) -> Dwight (m).
Dyson
m
Dionysia (f) -> Dye (f) -> Dyson (s) -> Dyson (m). Son of Dionysia.
Edison
m
Edith (f) -> Eda (f) -> Edison (s) -> Edison (m). Edith's son. (That's one possibility. Name could be derived from Adam instead.)
Elvis
m
Likely origin: Eloise (f) -> Elwes (s) -> Elvis (s) -> Elvis (m).
Elwes
Eloise (f) -> Elwes (s). Not given name AFAIK.
Emmett
m
Emma (f) -> Emmett (f, medieval diminutive) -> Emmett (s) -> Emmett (m).
Evelyn
m
Ava or Avila (f) -> Aveline (f) -> Evelyn (s) -> Evelyn (m). Not currently a common boys' given name.
Everill
Variant of Averill.
Hilliard
Hildegard (f) -> Hildegard (s, German) -> Hilliard (s).
Ibbott
Isabel (f) -> Ibota (f, diminutive) -> Ibbott (s). Not given name AFAIK.
Madison
m
Maud (f) -> Madison (s) -> Madison (m). Son of Maud/Matilda.
Marion
2
m
Marion (f) -> Marion (s) -> Marion (m)
Marriott
Mary (f) -> Marriott (s).
Megson
Margaret (f) -> Meg (f, diminutive) -> Megson (surname). Not used as given name.
Merle
m
/
f
Muriel (f) -> Merrill (s) -> Merle (m). Also a girl's name derived more directly from Muriel.
Merrill
1
Muriel (f) -> Merrill (s) -> Merrill (m).
Norris
2
Occupational surname for a wet-nurse.
Parnell
Possibly Petronel (f) -> Parnel (f) -> Parnell (s).
Royce
m
Rose (f) -> Royse (f) -> Royce (s) -> Royce (m).
Royston
m
Rose (f) -> Royse (f) -> Royston (s) -> m. Rose's town.
Sibley
probably derived from Sybil
Tiffany
Theophania (f) - Tiffania (f) -> Tiffany (f) -> Tiffany (s). Not a surname-as-given-name AFAIK.