A Dictionary of First Names

Patrick Hanks

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Preface Introduction Symbols used in the text Oxford Dictionary of First Names Arabic Names Chinese Names French Names German Names Indian Names Irish Names Italian Names Japanese Names Russian Names Scandinavian Names Scottish Gaelic Names Spanish Names Welsh Names Unisex Names Most Popular Names in England and Wales 2003 Most Popular Names in Scotland 2004 Most Popular Names in the Republic of Ireland 2004 Most Popular Names in the United States 2003 Most Popular Names in Australia (NSW) 2003 Most Popular Names in New Zealand 2003 Most Popular Names in England and Wales 1954-2003 Most Popular Names in the United States 1954-2003

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