From Mads to Nami, Dashdavaa to Evdokia, here's the sixth installment of Olympic Names —
Male
Asley (Cuba)
Breaux (United States)
Dashdavaa (Mongolia)
Faris (Belgium)
Franson (Palau)
Gable (Botswana)
Harmon (New Zealand) — Harmon's so nice, they named him twice (his surname is also Harmon)
Lasha (Georgia)
Luluk (Indonesia) — adorable
Mads (Denmark)
Othmane (Algeria)
Phaisan (Thailand)
Rawle (Guyana)
Rossano (Italy)
Shalva (Azerbaijan)
Soslan (Russian Federation)
Suren (Ukraine)
Suso (Spain)
Female
Beate (Germany)
Evdokia (Russian Federation)
Iciar (Spain)
Ilune (Spain)
Jala (Germany)
Leiliane (Brazil)
Nami (Japan)
Rosibel (Colombia)
Rosselia (Italy)
Sheena (Barbados) — is a punk rocker, now-eyow-eyow?
Sinan (China)
Sivan (Israel)
Tobin (United States)
Wenna (China)
Yoanka (Cuba)
Zhanna (Belarus)
Zoia (Ukraine)
Gable has Gone with the Wind written all over it. It's fabulous. Harmon Harmon... just why? There's a footballer here in the UK whose father is called Neville Neville.
ReplyDeleteOhh, Rossano is nice!
ReplyDeleteI like Wenna. It feels distinctly Chinese, yet distinctly not, as well!
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