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<<backToHome>> <><<set _aeoe to true>> <<set _abnormalSpellings to true>> <<set _options to [ ]>> <<set _options[0] to ["Ɛ5.600~~12~~ tunits", "207,453~~10~~ seconds", "3,458~~10~~ minutes", "58~~10~~ hours", "2~~10~~ days"]>> <<set _options[1] to ["five~~12~~ gigatunits", "four hundred twenty-eight~~10~~ " + "<<ae 'years'>>"]>> <<set _options[2] to ["hebdatunits", "years"]>> <<set _options[3] to ["ㄊㄩㄌㄛㄋ–ㄧㄋㄚㄍ", "Tylon-Inag", "/tʰaɪ.lon i.nak/", "Tilon-Enoch"]>> <<set _options[4] to ["Ðesa ken?", "/ðɛ.sa kʰɛn/", "This when?", "How <<ab 'old'>> is this ship?"]>> <<set _options[5] to ["Zju hafas e dekarab naodozkarab tunoto bérefaro", "/tsju ha.vas ɛ tɛkʰ.a.rap na.o.tots.kʰa.rap tʰu.no.tʰo pə.rɛ.va.ro/", "Continuous-without-change have-indicative from dek billion nine-gross million tunit family", "It's been in the family for dek billion nine-gross million tunits", "It's been in the family for <<ae 'almost'>> a thousand years"]>> <<set _options[6] to ["i sdel flugas pré!", "/i stɛl vlu.kas pʰrə/", "and same-quality-as-past fly-indicative proud!", "and it still flies!"]>> <<set _options[7] to ["2.11~~12~~ sunits", "167~~10~~ centimeters", "5.5~~10~~ feet"]>> <<set _options[8] to ["0.1δ~~12~~ sunits", "12~~10~~ centimeters", "5~~10~~ inches"]>> <<set _options[9] to ["Báton njui hafi ka, ðasa es?", "/peɪ.tʰon nju.i ha.vi kʰa ða.sa ɛs/", "Offspring-object you have uncertain, that is?", "You have a kid?"]>> <<set _options[10] to ["Ðesa fifjékta báto, ja. Kung zju bu hablas ykin e bodim hebdotunotoim ge<<efolushMark>>", "/ðɛ.sa vi.vjəkʰ.tʰa peɪ.tʰon ja kʰuŋ tsju pu hap.las aɪ.kʰin ɛ po.tim hɛp.to.tʰu.no.tʰo.im kɛ/", "This midquinary offspring, yes. Voi continuous-without-change no speak-indicative I-object from many-plural hebdotunit-plural plural<<efolushMark>>", "Yes, I have a midquinary child. Voi hasn't spoken to me in many hebdotunits<<efolushMark>>", "Yes, I have a midquinary child. Voi hasn't spoken to me in many years<<efolushMark>>"]>> <<set _options[11] to ["Kung nengi hafi ðesa fádŝuanon, ðasa es?", "/kʰuŋ nɛŋ.i ha.vi ðɛ.sa veɪ.tʂu.an.on ða.sa ɛs/", "Voi may have this spaceship, that is?", "Will voi get the ship?"]>> <<set _options[12] to ["Tukung ðesan jueu, bélyg bu ðĵidaji rugua dŝius ðesan ka<<efolushMark>> Firas séblédaŝingon ef ðesa idŝano ka je.", "/tʰu.kʰuŋ ðɛ.san ju.ɛ.u pə.laɪk pu dʒi.ta.ji ru.ku.a tʂi.us ðɛ.san kʰa vi.ras sə.plət.a.ʂin.kon ɛv ðɛ.san i.tʂa.no kʰa jɛ/", "Recipient-voi this-object give-volitive but no know-dubitative if take-conditional this-object uncertain<<efolushMark>> Fear-indicative stop-object of this legacy uncertain also.", "I want to give this ship to void, but I don't know if voi would take it<<efolushMark>> I fear this <<ae 'legacy'>> ends with me."]>> <<set _options[13] to ["comworks", "communication networks", "internet"]>> <<set _options[14] to ["comworks", "communication networks", "internet"]>> <<set _options[15] to ["Ŝnekobergáso. It.", "/ʂnɛ.kʰo.pɛr.keɪ.so itʰ/", "Slugburger. Eat.", "Here's a slugburger. Eat up."]>> <<set _options[16] to ["Ðanke.", "/ðan.kʰɛ/", "Thank.", "Thank you."]>> <<set _options[17] to ["Ðanke.", "/ðan.kʰɛ/", "Thank.", "You're welcome."]>> <><<contentWarning "food">> <<settings>> <<bar>> I had been escorting the <<ae "elderly">> <<ab "transhuman">> through the <<ab "mountains">> for three rotations, or roughly <<storyCycle>>, when we finally reached zir ship. It was a collage<<commash>><<ab "cobbled">> <<ab "together">> from countless parts. Some pieces appeared at <<ab "least">> <<storyCycle>> <<ab "old">>, while <<ab "others">> looked just a <<ab "few">> <<storyCycle>> <<ab "old">>. On the side of the ship was written "<<storyCycle>>"; what I could only <<ae "presume">> to be zir <<hyp "family-name">>. Ze hadn't actually <<ab "told">> me zir name, and I had <<ab "learned">> long <<ab "ago">> that it was <<ab "better">> not to ask. <<q>><<storyCycle>><<q>>, I asked, motioning to the ship. <<q>><<storyCycle>><<q>>, ze <<ab "replied">>, <<q>><<storyCycle>><<q>>. I was astounded. The <<ab "transhuman">> took me <<ab "inside">>, and had me sit <<ab "down">> in the <<ab "kitchen">> while ze <<ab "prepared">> a <<ae "meal">><>a gift for the <<ab "help">>, in addition to my <<ab "payment">>, I suppose. The ship was a shabby one; <<ab "metal">> plates soldered on <<ab "metal">> plates<<commash>>existing in a constant <<ab "state">> of <<ab "repair">>. I would be surprised if any of the ship<<ap>>s original pieces <<ae "were">> still <<ae "present">>. The <<ab "kitchen">> had an <<ab "electric">> autocooker; a fridge; four buckets with lids on, <<ae "presumably">> <<ab "filled">> with water; a <<ab "ladder">> going up to a microwave on top of the fridge; a tank full of slugs and plants; a shelf of six meatcrates; a garbage bin; two oxygen canisters; and a couple cabinets. The microwave was tied to the fridge and to the ceiling, the meatcrates <<ae "were">> tied down to the shelves, and the slug tank was tied <<ab "down">> to a table. <center><img src="https://newarcade.cc/images/fragmentsofrakhasim1.png" width="50%"></center> On the wall opposite to the fridge was a picture of the transhuman when ze was younger, alongside someone who looked similar to zir, albeit even younger. The transhuman was about average height<<snd>><<storyCycle>><<snd>>and the <<oe "other">> person was around <<storyCycle>> shorter. They both had brown skin and thin eyes. The transhuman had dark hair, while the other person<<ap>>s hair was dyed blue. The transhuman also had a prosthetic arm, and a number of cybernetic implants across zir body. In the photo, ze was dressed in flamboyant, rainbow robes. Today, ze was dressed in <<hyp "worn-<<ab 'down'>>">>, plain robes. The other person in the photo was wearing dark clothing, with a large number of bracelets on one arm. With some uncertainty, I inquired, <<q>><<storyCycle>><<q>> The transhuman turned to me, a somber look on zir face. <<q>><<storyCycle>><<q>> <<q>><<storyCycle>><<q>> <<q>><<storyCycle>><<q>> Ze turned back to the electric stove, and continued cooking. I fiddled with the <<hyp "off-black">> box embedded in my arm. It was my universal translator, though universal was a misnomer. I could download language files off the <<storyCycle>> and the built-in AIs would use them to translate the given languages. I couldn't actually speak Huma<<snd>>or any of the humanic languages, for that matter<<snd>>despite it being the most widely spoken language among humans, with <<hyp "Sun-Standard">> Huma having served as an oddly persistent literary lingua franca for several thousand years. Many of the <<hyp "Huma-speaking">> people of this region spoke a dialect that was surprisingly similar to literary Huma, with the few differences being automatically guessed at by the translator AI. The translator took three inputs simultaneously<>one from a microphone contained in the device, another from a small <<ae "camera">> in the device, and the third from signals in my brain, specifically my vision and hearing. It converted <<ae "all">> of this into <<hyp "machine-readable">> data, and compared the text and speech to the data found in the various downloaded language files. It would then hand a literal translation over to a large language model, which would then analyze the translation, along with the temporary memory bank holding both previous translations and recent <<ae "camera">>, microphone, and brain data, and generate a <<hyp "mostly-accurate">> translation. Of course, the quality of the translation was dependent on the language files available and the models of AI, but I had a fairly good translator, and <<hyp "high-quality">> files for many of the major humanic languages <<ae "were">> abundant on the <<storyCycle>>. For most languages, if you wanted to translate your own speech for <<oe "others">> you would simply press a button on the box, speak into the microphone, and then it would play a translation through an embedded speaker. For other languages however, such as Huma, there was a much more efficient method. I felt the fluency stick embedded in my neck<>a <<en "USB stick-shaped">> object, capable of interfacing with my thoughts and my translator, puppeteering my mouth to speak in Huma. Unfortunately, fluency sticks are hard to come by, and I was lucky to have gotten one for any humanic language, let alone Huma itself. The <<ae "elderly">> transhuman turned to me with a plate, and handed it to me. "<<storyCycle>>" "<<storyCycle>>", I said, taking the plate and performing the local gratefulness gesture<>crossing one<<ap>>s thumbs with palms open facing oneself, moving them towards and away from oneself in a butterfly motion twice, followed by an exaggerated headnod. The elderly transhuman reciprocated the gesture, as per custom. "<<storyCycle>>", ze said. I finished my slugburger with zir, took my payment, and exited the ship; watching it fly away. I went on my way.

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"visualArtTitle">>//_args[0]//<</widget>> <<widget "artTitle">>//_args[0]//<</widget>> <<widget "magazineTitle">>//_args[0]//<</widget>> <<widget "zineTitle">>//_args[0]//<</widget>> <<widget "databaseTitle">>//_args[0]//<</widget>> <<widget "randomFact">> <<set _randomFacts to [ ['Instead of having "spacetime", Rakhasim has "nemid", which has five components: space, time, flise, yi, and gemara. Humans occupy zero dimensions of flise, yi, and gemara, and cannot comprehend them.', 'The label of humans as "three-dimensional" is merely a convenience. In reality, everything has that has some amount of width along at least one dimensional axis will also have some amount of width along //every// dimensional axis, though this is often a negligible amount.', 'The universe consists of two parallel "fields", known as the //information field// and //psinoetic field//. The information field corresponds to our reality, while the psinoetic field is fundamentally distinct - everything down to the very laws of mathematics is different. Despite these differences, both the information field and psinoetic field are full of life.', "Everything in the universe, from rocks to atoms to the stock market to the water cycle, has a little bit of life in it.", "The universe is 47.368 undecillion years old."], ['The Huma word for "beauty" is "oro" (/o.ro/), which also refers to gold in high-culture contexts such as jewelry and art.', 'The Huma word for "music" is "gobáno" (/ko.peɪ.no/).', "The most widely spoken human language, Huma, is primarily a creole of English, Esperanto, and Mandarin, with influence from Spanish, Hindi, and Cantonese, among other languages.", "The Huma language had many dialects in its early days, to the point that it could have been classified as several different languages, before being standardized into a single form by the World Space Organization for purposes of international cooperation in space colonization. This standard variety has remained a literary language across the galaxy, even as the spoken forms of the language have grown apart once more.", 'The Huma word for "love" is "heldo" (/hɛl.to/), literally translating to "heart". To say one loves something, one would say "Yki heltas <nowiki>____</nowiki>", literally translating to "I heart <nowiki>____</nowiki>".', 'In the Huma language, the Earth is known as "Didŝiu" (/ti.tʂi.u/).'], ["The average temperature on Chalpra is 317° C (603° F).", "The atmosphere of Chalpra is 77.19% carbon dioxide.", "Chalpra's average wind speed at sea level is 119 km/h (74 mph).", "Flafse often form moshpits during theatrical performances.", "Chalpra, the flafse homeworld, has not had any permanent flafse population in over one thousand years, following a mass exodus that took place from the early 3000s to 4265 AD. Chalpra is now a nature reserve, with the only flafse present being temporary inhabitants living at research stations. Chalpra's moon is still inhabited by the flafse, however.", 'The "fur" of flafse is designed to capture sulfuric acid in the air to keep the flafse cool, making all flafse perpetually moist, if not downright soggy.', "Humans have to wear protective gear around flafse, as their internal body temperature is around 317° C (603° F) and they use sulfuric acid as a solvent in place of water, and have a tendency to spit while speaking. Despite this, it is not terribly uncommon for humans and flafse to become friends.", "Flafse are powered by electricity instead of chemical reactions. As a result, they do not need oxygen or any equivalent, and thus do not need to breathe.", "Life on and from Chalpra uses sulfuric acid as a solvent in place of water.", '92% of the baseline flafse population speaks the language //Flafse Standard//, or as they call it, //cd́d̀f́céafc\'d̀// (literally translated as "this song is like sharing").', "The planet Chalpra is shaped like a möbius strip.", "Flafse have two heads, one on each end of their body. Each head has a hole that acts as both a mouth and a cloaca."], ['In accordance with the Intercelestial Neutral System of Mathematics and Science, the majority of human civilizations switched from a base-10 system to a base-12 system. The process was incredibly gradual, as humans are known to be stubborn. The two new digits are "δ" and "Ɛ".', "Contrary to popular belief among humans, munits (the intercelestial currency) were not created alongside sunits and tunits (the Intercelestial Neutral Units of space and time, respectively) in 62,831 BC, but rather were created at a much earlier date - around 310,000 BC.", "One tunit is equal to 0.873120392112869~~10~~ seconds. One second is equal to 1.1453174250514~~10~~ tunits.", "One sunit is equal to 0.798539866921069~~10~~ meters. One meter is equal to 1.25228562959004~~10~~ sunits.", "Munits, the intercelestial cryptocurrency, were originally created as a sort of toy or game, similar to a computationally advanced form of Cookie Clicker.", "One maunit is equal to 6.91738323946~~10~~ kilograms. One kilogram is equal to 0.14456333636~~10~~ maunits.", "One teunit is equal to 0.29382512139~~10~~ kelvins. One kelvin is equal to 3.40338496337~~10~~ teunits.", "One elunit is equal to 614.236068026~~10~~ amperes. One ampere is equal to 0.00162803855~~10~~ elunits.", "One funit is equal to 7.24586398406~~10~~ newtons. One newton is equal to 0.13800976697~~10~~ funits.", "One eunit is equal to 5.78611126~~10~~ joules. One joule is equal to 0.17282764797~~10~~ eunits.", "One punit is equal to 6.6269340543~~10~~ watts. One watt is equal to 0.15089934377~~10~~ punits."], ["The Throne of God, capital of the God-King Archangel's domain, is a solar system-sized megastructure stretching across six spatial dimensions."], ["The Edgerton Corporation, parent company to the famous Edgerton's Instaburgers, controls a large portion of the affairs of the Republic of Newfoundland by means of owning stock-seats in the parliaments of the arms of the branches of the federal government."], ['Beings that humans would variously label as demons, gods, spirits, fairies, reapers, and yāoguài/yōkai, as well as many other types of mythological entities, are all actually members of a single species - angels. There is no biological distinction between these "different" groups of angels, the labels are merely a product of human perception.', "Angels are the only species capable of hybridizing with any other species without resorting to artificial means, due to their lack of concrete biology and structure. The offspring of an angel and a being from another species is known as a nephil (plural nephilim).", 'The "souls" of angels reside in the psinoetic field, where they remotely pilot their bodies through the information field (our reality).', "On average, each generation of angels is weaker than the last, as they grow more distant from the rakhasim who created them. It is possible for an angel to produce an offspring that is more powerful than themself, but the chances of this happening are incredibly low."], ["Psions are people who have innate psinoetic powers, sourced from their own psinoetic imprints. Using their powers comes as naturally to them as moving one's body.", "Wizards are people who use various artifacts to harness psinoetic powers outside their own psinoetic imprint, such as wielding a staff that uses advanced technology to harness psinoetic powers from microorganisms living within.", "Warlocks are people who form pacts with beings such that the warlock gains access to that being's psinoetic powers, or at least a portion of them.", "Druids are people who harness the latent psinoetic energy of their surrounding environment to utilize various psinoetic powers.", "Magi are people who draw on the lifeforce bound to rituals and abstract concepts to harness psinoetic powers.", "Every living being has a psinoetic imprint, and every psinoetic imprint comes with one or more semi-random special powers. However, most of these powers are useless, extremely specific, malformed logical statements, or pure nonsense, leaving only a select few with actual abilities.", "Some species have evolved to harness their species-wide psinoetic imprint, giving them innate supernatural abilities. For instance, every member of the yd-geiwev-dritlikoi has a natural telepathic connection to every other member of the species (bounded by the speed of light), every member of the thquruks has natural telekinesis, and all threefolds are naturally able to commune with the dead."], ["The species known as the yd-geiwev-dritlikoi never developed language. The yd-geiwev-dritlikoi are capable of telepathically communicating with one another, and as such there was no reason for language to develop - they never have a feeling they can't describe, or a word stuck on the tip of their tongue, because they can send any concept, feeling, memory, or idea to any other members of the species. Their ways of thinking are entirely non-verbal."], ['There is a type of //Pillar of Unmanned Offensive-Defensive Maneuvers// colloquially known as a "death pancake", due to its flattened shape.', "The fastest human ships can move at speeds up to 0.38c, though these are highly experimental - 0.31c is a much more common top speed."], ['The dominant human cultures primarily view gender as a penteract-shaped graph or map, with five "axes of gender". These axes are labeled "masculine", "feminine", "xenine", "outherine", and "autonine", and each person has a value from 0~~12~~% to 100~~12~~% on each axis. This placement is in addition to the specific label one gives their gender, such as "male", "demigirl", or "catgender".'], ["Lzsthl have dichromatic vision up close, and monochromatic vision at long distances.", "Lzsthl see the world through lidar, beaming light out of organs above and below their eyes and waiting for it to bounce off objects and back into their eyes, similarly to radar or sonar. Because of this, the lzsthl primarily perceive the world through textures instead of colors.", "Lzsthl have a variable number of limbs. Some only have five tentacles, while others have as many as ten, or more rarely, eleven."], ["The solar system of Earth is known as the Sun System."], ['In Nául Ekalech (Modern English circa 5334), the Earth is known as "Auth" (/að/), or occasionally "Sechea" (/sε.tʃε.ə/), corrupted from the Huma "Didŝiu" (/ti.tʂi.u/). Names like "Gaia" or "Terra", or their Nául Ekalech equivalents "Kaya" (/keɪ.ə/) and "Sea" (/sε.ə/), never caught on, much to the dismay of sci-fi writers across the Sun system.'] ]>> <<set _randomFactsClone to _randomFacts.flat()>> <<run _randomFacts.push(_randomFacts.flat())>> <<if either(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12) is 4>> <<set _metaFacts to ["Rakhasim was started in 2020.", 'The name Rakhasim is derived from the word "paracosm".', "The real world does not exist in Rakhasim."]>> <<run _randomFacts.push(_metaFacts)>> <<run _randomFactsClone.concat(_metaFacts)>> <</if>> <<set _lowTargets to [5,10,15]>> <<set _lows to 0>> <<for _j to 0; _j lt 3; _j++>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt _randomFacts.length; _i++>> <<if _randomFacts[_i].length is _j + 1>> <<set _lows++>> <</if>> <<if _lows gte _lowTargets[_j]>> <<set _lows to 0>> <<run _randomFacts.push(_randomFactsClone)>> <</if>> <</for>> <</for>> <<unset _lowTargets, _lows, _i, _j>> <<if random(1, 100 + _randomFacts.length + Math.floor(_randomFacts.flat().length / 50)) is not 5>> <<if random(1,20) is not 2>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 1000; _i++>> <<set _randomFact to either(_randomFacts)>> <<if _randomFact.length gt 3 or (_randomFact.length is 3 and either(1,2,3) is 1) or (_randomFact.length is 2 and either(1,2,3,4) is 1) or (_randomFact.length is 1 and either(1,2,3,4,5) is 1)>> <<set _randomFact to either(_randomFact)>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<else>> <<set _randomFact to either(_randomFactsClone)>> <</if>> <<else>> <<set _randomFact to "Through these loose-fitting walls, our God-King Archangel awaits you.">> <</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "lightMode">> <<run $("body").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("hr").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("h1").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("h2").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("h3").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("table").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("td").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("tr").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("th").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("pink")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("blue")>> <<run $("a").removeClass("blue")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("space")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("fleshpaper")>> <<run $("a").removeClass("fleshpaper")>> <</widget>> <<widget "darkMode">> <<run $("body").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("hr").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("h1").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("h2").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("h3").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("table").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("td").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("tr").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("th").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("pink")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("blue")>> <<run $("a").removeClass("blue")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("space")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("fleshpaper")>> <<run $("a").removeClass("fleshpaper")>> <</widget>> <<widget "pinkMode">> <<run $("body").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("hr").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("h1").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("h2").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("h3").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("table").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("td").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("tr").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("th").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("body").addClass("pink")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("blue")>> <<run $("a").removeClass("blue")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("space")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("fleshpaper")>> <<run $("a").removeClass("fleshpaper")>> <</widget>> <<widget "blueMode">> <<run $("body").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("hr").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("h1").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("h2").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("h3").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("table").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("td").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("tr").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("th").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("pink")>> <<run $("body").addClass("blue")>> <<run $("a").addClass("blue")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("space")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("fleshpaper")>> <<run $("a").removeClass("fleshpaper")>> <</widget>> <<widget "spaceMode">> <<run $("body").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("hr").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("h1").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("h2").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("h3").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("table").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("td").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("tr").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("th").addClass("dark")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("pink")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("blue")>> <<run $("a").removeClass("blue")>> <<run $("body").addClass("space")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("fleshpaper")>> <<run $("a").removeClass("fleshpaper")>> <</widget>> <<widget "fleshpaperMode">> <<run $("body").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("hr").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("h1").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("h2").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("h3").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("table").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("td").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("tr").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("th").removeClass("dark")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("pink")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("blue")>> <<run $("a").removeClass("blue")>> <<run $("body").removeClass("space")>> <<run $("body").addClass("fleshpaper")>> <<run $("a").addClass("fleshpaper")>> <</widget>> <<widget "settings">><<fontButtons>> <<changeTheme>><<if (def _aeoe and _aeoe is true) or (def _abnormalSpellings and _abnormalSpellings is true)>> [Beta] <<if $aeoeActive is 0>>Disable Æ/Œ<<else>><<link "Disable Æ/Œ">><<set $aeoeActive to 0>><<goto `passage()`>><</link>><</if>> · <<if $aeoeActive is 1>>Enable Æ/Œ<<else>><<link "Enable Æ/Œ">><<set $aeoeActive to 1>><<goto `passage()`>><</link>><</if>><<if def _abnormalSpellings and _abnormalSpellings is true>> · <<if $aeoeActive is 2>>Enable Abnormal Spellings<<else>><<link "Enable Abnormal Spellings">><<set $aeoeActive to 2>><<goto `passage()`>><</link>><</if>><<else>><<if $aeoeActive is 2>><<set $aeoeActive to 1>><</if>><</if>><</if>><</widget>> <<widget "changeTheme">><<link "Light">><<set $theme to "light">><<lightMode>><</link>> · <<link "Dark">><<set $theme to "dark">><<darkMode>><</link>> · <<link "Pink">><<set $theme to "pink">><<pinkMode>><</link>> · <<link "Blue">><<set $theme to "blue">><<blueMode>><</link>> · <<link "Space">><<set $theme to "space">><<spaceMode>><</link>> · <<link "Fleshpaper">><<set $theme to "fleshpaper">><<fleshpaperMode>><</link>><</widget>> <<widget "fontButtons">><a onclick=fontSize(1)>Increase Font Size ↑</a> · <a onclick=fontSize(-1)>Decrease Font Size ↓</a> · <a onclick=fontSize(0)>Reset Font Size ↕</a><</widget>> <<widget "changeVoice">><<set _fuckYou to _args[0]>><<capture _fuckYou>><<set _voice to "">><<for _i to 0; _i lt _fuckYou.length; _i++>><<for _j to 0; _j lt 5; _j++>><<if random(1,26 + Math.floor(_fuckYou.length / 12) + Math.floor(_fuckYou.length / 36) + _j) is 1>><<if random(1,100 + Math.floor(_fuckYou.length / 3) + _j) is 1>><<if either(1,2) is 1>><<set _effect to "super">><<set _voice += "^^">><<else>><<set _effect to "sub">><<set _voice += "~~">><</if>><<else>><<set 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Math.floor(_fuckYou.length / 12)) is 1>><<if _fuckYou[_i] is ".">><<set _voice += either("!","?","!","?","!","?","...")>><<elseif _fuckYou[_i] is "!">><<set _voice += either(".","?",".","?",".","?","~")>><<elseif _fuckYou[_i] is "?">><<set _voice += either(".","!",".","!",".","!","~")>><<elseif _fuckYou[_i] is ",">><<set _voice += either(".",";",".",";",".",";","~")>><<elseif _fuckYou[_i] is _fuckYou[_i].toUpperCase()>><<set _voice += _fuckYou[_i].toLowerCase()>><<else>><<set _voice += _fuckYou[_i].toUpperCase()>><</if>><<else>><<set _voice += _fuckYou[_i]>><</if>><<if _effect is "super">><<set _voice += "^^">><<elseif _effect is "sub">><<set _voice += "~~">><</if>><</for>><</capture>><</widget>> <<widget "fluctuatingVoice">><<if ndef _voiceNum>><<set _voiceNum to 0>><<else>><<set _voiceNum++>><</if>><<if ndef _args[0]>><<set _original to "Hello!">><<else>><<set _original to _args[0]>><</if>><<changeVoice _original>><<capture _voiceNum, _original, _voice>><<print _voice>><<timed `randomFloat(1,either(1.8,2)) + "s"`>><<replace `"#voice" + _voiceNum`>><<fuckingBitch>><</replace>><</timed>><</capture>><</widget>> <<widget "fuckingBitch">><<changeVoice _original>><<print _voice>><<timed `randomFloat(0.9,either(1.8,2)) + "s"`>><<replace `"#voice" + _voiceNum`>><<fuckingBitch>><</replace>><</timed>><</widget>> <<widget "insertCommas">> <<set _whole to Math.trunc(_args[0]) + "">> <<if _args[0].toString().includes(".")>> <<set _fraction to _args[0].toString().split(".")[1]>> <<else>> <<set _fraction to "">> <</if>> <<set _result to "">> <<for _i to 1; _i lte _whole.length; _i++>> <<set _result to _whole[_whole.length - _i] + _result>> <<if _i % 3 is 0 and _i is not _whole.length>> <<set _result to "," + _result>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if _fraction is not "">> <<set _result += "." + _fraction>> <</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "spatialConversion">> <<if ndef _args[0]>><<set _args[0] to 0>><</if>> <<if ndef _args[1]>><<set _args[1] to "meters">><</if>> <<if ndef _args[2]>><<set _args[2] to ["meters", "feet", "sunits"]>><</if>> <<if ndef _args[3]>><<set _args[3] to 0>><</if>> <<if _args[1] is "meters">> <<set _meters to _args[0]>> <<elseif _args[1] is "feet">> <<set _meters to _args[0] * 0.3048>> <<elseif _args[1] is "sunits">> <<convertFromBase12 _args[0] 0>> <<set _meters to _result / 1.2522856295900426>> <<elseif _args[1] is "sunitsTen">> <<set _meters to _args[0] / 1.2522856295900426>> <<elseif _args[1] is "kilometers">> <<set _meters to _args[0] * 1000>> <<elseif _args[1] is "centimeters">> <<set _meters to _args[0] / 100>> <<elseif _args[1] is "inches">> <<set _meters to (_args[0] / 12) * 0.3048>> <<elseif _args[1] is "miles">> <<set _meters to _args[0] * 5280 * 0.3048>> <<elseif _args[1] is "au" or _args[1] is "astronomical units">> <<set _meters to _args[0] * 149597870700>> <<elseif _args[1] is "light seconds">> <<set _meters to _args[0] * 299792458>> <<elseif _args[1] is "light minutes">> <<set _meters to _args[0] * 17987547480>> <<elseif _args[1] is "light hours">> <<set _meters to _args[0] * 1079252848800>> <<elseif _args[1] is "light years">> <<set _meters to _args[0] * 365.25 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 299792458>> <</if>> <<set _units to []>> <<for _j to 0; _j lt _args[2].length; _j++>> <<if _args[2][_j] is "meters">> <<insertCommas `Math.round((_meters + Number.EPSILON) * 1000) / 1000`>> <<run _units.push(_result + "~~10~~ meters")>> <<elseif _args[2][_j] is "feet">> <<insertCommas `Math.round(((_meters / 0.3048) + Number.EPSILON) * 1000) / 1000`>> <<run _units.push(_result + "~~10~~ feet")>> <<elseif _args[2][_j] is "sunits">> <<set _sunits to Math.round((_meters * 1.2522856295900426 + Number.EPSILON) * 1000) / 1000>> <<convertToBase12 _sunits 3 1 0>> <<run _units.push(_result + "~~12~~ sunits")>> <<elseif _args[2][_j] is "sunitsTen">> <<insertCommas `Math.round(((_meters * 1.2522856295900426) + Number.EPSILON) * 1000) / 1000`)>> <<run _units.push(_result + "~~10~~ sunits")>> <</if>> <</for>> <<set _options[_args[3]] to _units>> <</widget>> <<widget "convertFromBase12">> <<if ndef _args[0]>> <<set _args[0] to 0>> <</if>> <<if ndef _args[1]>> <<set _args[1] to 1>> <</if>> <<set _args[0] to _args[0].replaceAll(".", "")>> <<set _digits to ["0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9", "δ", "Ɛ"]>> <<set _result to 0>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt _args[0].length; _i++>> <<set _result += (_digits.indexOf(_args[0][_args[0].length - 1 - _i]) * (12 ** _i))>> <</for>> <<if _args[1] is 1>> <<print _result>> <</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "convertToBase12">><<if ndef _args[0]>><<set _args[0] to 0>><</if>><<if ndef _args[1]>><<set _args[1] to 3>><</if>><<if ndef _args[2]>><<set _args[2] to 1>><</if>><<if ndef _args[3]>><<set _args[3] to 1>><</if>> <<if _args[0] lt 0>> <<set _negative to true>> <<set _args[0] *= -1>> <<else>> <<set _negative to false>> <</if>> <<if _args[0] is not Math.trunc(_args[0])>> <<set _fraction to _args[0] % 1>> <<set _args[0] to Math.trunc(_args[0])>> <<else>> <<set _fraction to false>> <</if>> <<if _args[0] != 0>> <<set _digits to []>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 1000; _i++>> <<set _number to _args[0] % 12>> <<set _args[0] to Math.trunc(_args[0] / 12)>> <<run _digits.push(_number)>> <<if _args[0] is 0>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<set _result to "">> <<for _i to _digits.length - 1; _i gte 0; _i-->> <<if _digits[_i] is 10>> <<set _result += "δ">> <<elseif _digits[_i] is 11>> <<set _result += "Ɛ">> <<else>> <<set _result += _digits[_i]>> <</if>> <</for>> <<else>> <<set _result to 0>> <</if>> <<if _args[2] is 1 and _result.length gt 3>> <<set _newResult to "">> <<for _i to 1; _i lte _result.length; _i++>> <<set _newResult to _result[_result.length - _i] + _newResult>> <<if _i is not _result.length and _i gte 3 and _i % 2 is 1>> <<set _newResult to "." + _newResult>> <</if>> <</for>> <<set _result to _newResult>> <</if>> <<if _negative is true>> <<set _result to "-" + _result>> <</if>> <<if _fraction is not false>> <<set _result += ",">> <<for _i to 0; _i lt _args[1]; _i++>> <<set _fraction *= 12>> <<set _result += [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, "δ", "Ɛ"][Math.trunc(_fraction)]>> <<set _fraction %= 1>> <<if _fraction is 0>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if _args[3] is 1>><<print _result>><</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "juneks">><<if ndef _args[0]>><<set _args[0] to 1>><</if>><<if ndef _args[1]>><<set _args[1] to "now">><</if>><<if ndef _args[2]>><<set _args[2] to "now">><</if>><<if ndef _args[3]>><<set _args[3] to "now">><</if>><<if ndef _args[4]>><<set _args[4] to "now">><</if>><<if ndef _args[5]>><<set _args[5] to "now">><</if>><<if ndef _args[6]>><<set _args[6] to "now">><</if>><<if ndef _args[7]>><<set _args[7] to 1>><</if>> <<set _month to _args[1]>><<set _day to _args[2]>><<set _year to _args[3]>><<set _hour to _args[4]>><<set _minute to _args[5]>><<set _second to _args[6]>> <<if (def _args[1] and _args[1] is "now") or (def _args[2] and _args[2] is "now") or (def _args[3] and _args[3] is "now") or (def _args[4] and _args[4] is "now") or (def _args[5] and _args[5] is "now") or (def _args[6] and _args[6] is "now")>> <<set _now to new Date()>> <<if def _args[1] and _args[1] is "now">> <<set _month to _now.getMonth() + 1>> <<set _ogMonth to _now.getMonth() + 1>> <</if>> <<if def _args[2] and _args[2] is "now">> <<set _day to _now.getDate()>> <<set _ogDay to _now.getDate()>> <</if>> <<if def _args[3] and _args[3] is "now">> <<set _year to _now.getFullYear()>> <<set _ogYear to _now.getFullYear()>> <</if>> <<if def _args[4] and _args[4] is "now">> <<set _hour to _now.getHours()>> <</if>> <<if def _args[5] and _args[5] is "now">> <<set _minute to _now.getMinutes()>> <</if>> <<if def _args[6] and _args[6] is "now">> <<set _second to _now.getSeconds()>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _year lte 0>><<set _negative to true>><<else>><<set _negative to false>><<set _year -= 1>><</if>> <<set _months to ["january", "february", "march", "april", "may", "june", "july", "august", "september", "october", "november", "december", "undecember"]>> <<if typeof _month is "string" and _months.includes(_month.toLowerCase())>> <<set _month to _months.indexOf(_month.toLowerCase()) + 1>> <</if>> <<if _month gte 2>><<set _day += 31>><</if>> <<if _month gte 3>><<set _day += 28>><</if>> <<if _month gte 3 and _year % 4 is 0 and (_year % 100 is not 0 or _year % 400 is 0)>><<set _day += 1>><</if>> <<if _month gte 4>><<set _day += 31>><</if>> <<if _month gte 5>><<set _day += 30>><</if>> <<if _month gte 6>><<set _day += 31>><</if>> <<if _month gte 7>><<set _day += 30>><</if>> <<if _month gte 8>><<set _day += 31>><</if>> <<if _month gte 9>><<set _day += 31>><</if>> <<if _month gte 10>><<set _day += 30>><</if>> <<if _month gte 11>><<set _day += 31>><</if>> <<if _month gte 12>><<set _day += 30>><</if>> <<set _day -= 1>> <<set _minute += (_second / 60)>><<set _hour += (_minute / 60)>><<set _day += (_hour / 24)>> <<if _year % 4 is 0 and (_year % 100 is not 0 or _year % 400 is 0)>><<set _year += (_day / 366)>><<else>><<set _year += (_day / 365)>><</if>> <<set _year += 62830.40786282475115130236555048198883815322171486555048198883815322171486555048198883815322171486555048198883815322171486555048198883815322171486555048198883815322171486555048198883815322171486555048198883815322171486555048198883815322171486555048199>> <<set _juneks to _year * 36142727.034052129377539299143893917517719770904153933485056318446900870573321006668306095036084561929487190627533385546412798357385102093905964546305549399358808099444446008614665027740943834469183563259560876023114690950925264524256919731781454586943462403733838558138571696401582140030746654644530916589107098622>> <<set _juneks to Math.round(_juneks)>> <<if _args[7] is 1>> <<set _stringJuneks to "">> <<set _stringJuneks2 to "" + _juneks>> <<for _i to 1; _i lte _stringJuneks2.length; _i++>> <<set _stringJuneks to _stringJuneks2[_stringJuneks2.length - _i] + _stringJuneks>> <<if _i lt _stringJuneks2.length and _i % 3 is 0>> <<set _stringJuneks to "," + _stringJuneks>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if _args[0] is 0 and _args[7] is 1>> <<set _juneks to _stringJuneks>> <<elseif _args[0] is 1>> <<if _args[7] is 0>> <<convertToBase12 _juneks 0 0 0>> <<set _juneks to _result>> <<else>> <<convertToBase12 _juneks 0 1 0>> <<set _juneks to _result>> <</if>> <<elseif _args[0] is 2>> <<if _args[7] is 0>> <<print _juneks>> <<else>> <<print _stringJuneks>> <</if>> <<elseif _args[0] is 3>> <<if _args[7] is 0>> <<convertToBase12 _juneks 0 0 1>> <<else>> <<convertToBase12 _juneks 0 1 1>> <</if>> <<elseif _args[0] is 4>> <<if _args[7] is 0>> <<convertToBase12 _juneks 0 0 0>> <<set _juneks to [_result + "~~12~~", _juneks + "~~10~~"]>> <<else>> <<convertToBase12 _juneks 0 1 0>> <<set _juneks to [_result + "~~12~~", _stringJuneks + "~~10~~"]>> <</if>> <<elseif _args[0] is 5>> <<if _args[7] is 0>> <<convertToBase12 _juneks 0 0 0>> <<set _juneks to [_result, _ogMonth + "/" + _ogDay + "/" + _ogYear]>> <<else>> <<convertToBase12 _juneks 0 1 0>> <<set _juneks to [_result, _ogMonth + "/" + _ogDay + "/" + _ogYear]>> <</if>> <<elseif _args[0] is 6>> <<if _args[7] is 0>> <<convertToBase12 _juneks 0 0 0>> <<set _juneks to [_result + "~~12~~", _juneks + "~~10~~", _ogMonth + "/" + _ogDay + "/" + _ogYear]>> <<else>> <<convertToBase12 _juneks 0 1 0>> <<set _juneks to [_result + "~~12~~", _stringJuneks + "~~10~~", _ogMonth + "/" + _ogDay + "/" + _ogYear]>> <</if>> <</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "homeHeader">><<if passage() is not "Home">><<set $home to passage()>><</if>><<set $passageList to []>><<resetPages>><</widget>> <<widget "resetPages">><<unset $formal>><<unset $randomthList>><<unset $randomBodyPartList>><<unset $variableMythVersion>><</widget>> <<widget "bar">><hr style="border: none; height: 2px" /><</widget>> <<widget "installmentNotice">>The installments of Fragments of Rakhasim take place in the same universe, but are not directly connected, and thus do not need to be read in any particular order, unless otherwise noted.<</widget>> <<widget 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_noteNum++>><</if>><<if def _args[0] and _args[0] is not 0>><<set _note to _args[0]>><<elseif def _noteDefault>><<set _note to _noteDefault>><<elseif def $noteDefault>><<set _note to $noteDefault>><<else>><<set _note to "No note provided.">><</if>><<if def _args[1] and !(["", 0].includes(_args[1]))>><<set _noteName to _args[1]>><<elseif def _noteNameDefault>><<set _noteName to _noteNameDefault>><<elseif def $noteNameDefault>><<set _noteName to $noteNameDefault>><<else>><<set _noteName to "Note">><</if>><<if def _args[2] and !(["", 0].includes(_args[2]))>><<set _collapseNote to _args[2]>><<elseif def _collapseNoteDefault>><<set _collapseNote to _collapseNoteDefault>><<elseif def $collapseNoteDefault>><<set _collapseNote to $collapseNoteDefault>><<else>><<set _collapseNote to "Collapse Note">><</if>><<if def _args[3]>><<set _collapseMode to _args[3]>><<elseif def _collapseModeDefault>><<set _collapseMode to _collapseModeDefault>><<elseif def $collapseModeDefault>><<set _collapseMode to 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"fleshpaper">><<fleshpaperMode>><</if>><<timed 40ms>><<if def $theme and $theme is "blue">><<blueMode>><<elseif def $theme and $theme is "fleshpaper">><<fleshpaperMode>><</if>><</timed>><</replace>><</link>><</if>><<if def $theme and $theme is "blue">><<blueMode>><<elseif def $theme and $theme is "fleshpaper">><<fleshpaperMode>><</if>><<timed 40ms>><<if def $theme and $theme is "blue">><<blueMode>><<elseif def $theme and $theme is "fleshpaper">><<fleshpaperMode>><</if>><</timed>><</replace>><</link>><</if>><<if def $theme and $theme is "blue">><<blueMode>><<elseif def $theme and $theme is "fleshpaper">><<fleshpaperMode>><</if>><<timed 40ms>><<if def $theme and $theme is "blue">><<blueMode>><<elseif def $theme and $theme is "fleshpaper">><<fleshpaperMode>><</if>><</timed>><</widget>> <<widget "contentWarning">><<if ndef _args[0] and ndef _args[1]>><<set _args[0] to 0>><<set _args[1] to 2>><</if>><<if def _args[2]>><<if _args[2] is 1>><<print "''Major ''">><<elseif _args[2] is 2>><<print "''Minor ''">><<elseif _args[2] is 3>><<print "''Possible ''">><<else>><<print "''" + _args[2] + " ''">><</if>><</if>><<if def _args[1] and ((_args[1] is not 0 and _args[1] is not 2 and _args[1] is not "" and _args[1] is not false) or (_args[1] is 2 and either("A","B") is "A"))>><<print "''Content Warnings'': ">><<else>><<print "''Content Warning'': ">><</if>><<if ndef _args[0] or _args[0] is 0 or _args[0] is "" or _args[0] is false>><<set _args[0] to "none">><</if>><<note _args[0] "Show" "Hide" 0 1>><</widget>> <<widget "noContentWarnings">><<contentWarning>> <<contentWarning 0 2 2>> <<contentWarning 0 2 3>><</widget>> <<widget "changeName">>_name<</widget>> <<widget "letterChanger">> <<set _target to random(0, _name.length - 1)>> <<if ["a","e","i","o","u"].includes(_name.charAt(_target))>> <<set _name to _name.substring(0, _target) + either("a","e","i","o","u","y") + _name.substring(_target + 1, _name.length)>> <<else>> <<set _name to _name.substring(0, _target) + either("a","b","c","d","e","f","g","h","i","j","k","l","m","n","o","p","q","r","s","t","u","v","w","x","y","z") + _name.substring(_target + 1, _name.length)>> <</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "letterInsertion">> <<set _target to random(0, _name.length - 1)>> <<if ["a","e","i","o","u"].includes(_name.charAt(_target))>> <<set _name to _name.substring(0, _target) + either("a","e","i","o","u","y") + _name.substring(_target + 1, _name.length)>> <<else>> <<set _name to _name.substring(0, _target) + either("a","b","c","d","e","f","g","h","i","j","k","l","m","n","o","p","q","r","s","t","u","v","w","x","y","z") + _name.substring(_target, _name.length)>> <</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "letterDeletion">> <<set _target to random(0, _name.length - 1)>> <<set _name to _name.substring(0, _target) + _name.substring(_target + 1, _name.length)>> <</widget>> <<widget "syllable">> <<if _word.length gte 8 and random(1,3) is 3>> <<continue>> <<elseif _word.length gt 10 and random(1,2) is 1>> <<continue>> <</if>> <<if _e is 0>> <<set _previousPreviousStructure to "0">> <<set _previousStructure to "1">> <<elseif _e is 1>> <<set _previousPreviousStructure to "0">> <<set _previousStructure to _structure>> <<else>> <<set _previousPreviousStructure to _previousStructure>> <<set _previousStructure to _structure>> <</if>> <<set _structure to either("v", "cv", "2v", "vc", "v2", "cvc")>> <<if _previousPreviousStructure is _previousStructure and _previousStructure is _structure and random(1,2) is 1>> <<set _structure to either("v", "cv", "2v", "vc", "v2", "cvc")>> <<elseif _previousStructure is _structure and random(1,5) is 4>> <<set _structure to either("v", "cv", "2v", "vc", "v2", "cvc")>> <</if>> <<if (_word.endsWith("w") or _word.endsWith("b") or _word.endsWith("dg")) and _structure.startsWith("c")>> <<set _structure to "v" + _structure>> <<elseif _previousPreviousStructure.endsWith("v") and _previousStructure is "v" and _structure.startsWith("v") and random(1,3) is not 2>> <<set _structure to "c" + _structure>> <<elseif _structure.startsWith("v") and _previousStructure.endsWith("v") and random(1,2) is 1>> <<set _structure to "c" + _structure>> <<elseif _structure.startsWith("v") and _structure is not "v" and _previousStructure.endsWith("v") and _e is 1 and random(1,2) is 1>> <<set _structure to "c" + _structure>> <<elseif _structure.startsWith("2") and (_previousStructure.endsWith("c") or _previousStructure.endsWith("2")) and random(1,3) is 1>> <<set _structure to "v" + _structure>> <<elseif _structure.startsWith("c") and _previousStructure.endsWith("2") and random(1,3) is 1>> <<set _structure to "v" + _structure>> <</if>> <<if _e is _syllableCount - 1 and _structure is "v" and random(1,5) is 2>> <<continue>> <</if>> <<set _syllable to "">> <<for _f to 0; _f lt _structure.length; _f++>> <<if _structure.charAt(_f) is "v">> <<if random(1,20) is not 7>> <<set _letter to either("a", "e", "i", "o", "u")>> <<elseif random(1,100) is not 74>> <<set _letter to either("a", "e", "i", "o", "u", "y")>> <<elseif random(1,150) is not 96>> <<set _letter to either("a", "e", "i", "o", "u", "y", "æ", "œ")>> <<else>> <<set _letter to either("a", "e", "i", "o", "u", "y", "w", "æ", "œ")>> <</if>> <<elseif _structure.charAt(_f) is "2">> <<set _letterList to ["th", "ch", "sh", "ph"]>> <<if _f is 0 and _e is 0>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat("wh")>> <<if random(1,135 is 46)>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat("cth")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if (_f is 0 and _e is 0) or (_f is 0 and _previousStructure.endsWith("v")) or _structure.startsWith("v")>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat("sp", "st")>> <</if>> <<if _f is not _structure.length - 1 or random(1,10) is 1>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat("gr")>> <<if _f is not _structure.length - 1>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat("tr")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if (_e is not 0 and _f is 0 and _previousStructure.endsWith("v")) or _f is not 0>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat("ss", "nd", "ll", "ck", "tt", "ng", "nt", "rk", "dg", "rd")>> <<if (_e is _syllableCount - 1 and _f is _structure.length - 1) or random(1,10) is 1>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat("ck")>> <<if (_e is _syllableCount - 1 and _f is _structure.length - 1)>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat("ct")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if (_e is _syllableCount - 1 and _f is not 0) or (random(4,10) is 5 and !(_e is _syllableCount - 1 and _structure.endsWith("v")))>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat("mn")>> <</if>> <<if (_e is not 0 and _f is 0 and _previousStructure.endsWith("v") and !(_word.endsWith("i"))) or (_f is not 0 and !(_syllable.endsWith("i")))>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat("mb")>> <<elseif _e is _syllableCount - 1 and _f is not 0 and _syllable.endsWith("i")>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat("mp")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if random(1,7) is 3>> <<set _letterCombo to either("b", "c", "d", "f", "g", "h", "j", "k", "l", "m", "n", "p", "qu", "r", "s", "t", "v", "w", "x", "y", "z") + either("b", "c", "d", "f", "g", "h", "j", "k", "l", "m", "n", "p", "qu", "r", "s", "t", "v", "w", "x", "y", "z")>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat(_letterCombo)>> <<unset _letterCombo>> <</if>> <<set _letter to String(either(_letterList))>> <<unset _letterList>> <<elseif _structure.charAt(_f) is "c">> <<set _letterList to ["t", "s", "w", "c", "b", "p", "f", "m", "d"]>> <<if random(1,3) is 2>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat("h")>> <</if>> <<if random(1,7) is 5>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat(either("b", "c", "d", "f", "g", "h", "j", "k", "l", "m", "n", "p", "qu", "r", "s", "t", "v", "w", "x", "y", "z"))>> <</if>> <<if random(1,26) is 12>> <<set _letterList to _letterList.concat(either("þ", "ð"))>> <</if>> <<set _letter to String(either(_letterList))>> <<unset _letterList>> <</if>> <<set _syllable += _letter>> <<unset _letter>> <</for>> <<if _previousStructure.endsWith("c") and _structure is "cvc" and _syllable.substring(0,1) is _syllable.substring(2,3) and random(10,13) is not 12>> <<set _syllable to _syllable.substring(1,3)>> <</if>> <<set _word += String(_syllable)>> <<unset _syllable>> <</widget>> <<widget "wordGenerator">> <<if _wordCount lte 1>> <<set _syllableCount to random(2,either(3,3,3,4))>> <<else>> <<set _syllableCount to random(2,3)>> <</if>> <<set _word to "">> <<for _e to 0; _e lt _syllableCount; _e++>> <<syllable>> <</for>> <<set _word to _word.toUpperFirst()>> <<if _word.length lte 1>> <<set _word += either("a", "e", "i", "o", "u", "y")>> <<set _word to _word.toUpperFirst()>> <</if>> <<if _word.length gt 8>> <<for _e to 0; _e lt _word.length; _e++>> <<if _word.length gt 10 and random(1,2) is 2>> <<set _word to _word.substring(0, _word.length - 1)>> <<elseif _word.length gt 8 and random(1,3) is 3>> <<set _word to _word.substring(0, _word.length - 1)>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if _word.endsWith("tr") or !(_word.substring(_word.length - 3, _word.length).split("").includes("a", "e", "i", "o", "u", "y"))>> <<set _word += either("a", "e", "i", "o", "u", "y")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _word.endsWith("dg") or _word.endsWith("cav")>> <<set _word += "e">> <</if>> <<if !(_word.endsWith("dge")) and ["a","e","i","o","u"].includes(_word.substring(0,1)) and _word.substring(0,1) is _word.substring(_word.length - 1,_word.length) and random(7,8) is 8>> <<set _word += either("l", "r", "n", "s")>> <</if>> <<if _word.endsWith("emn") or _word.endsWith("imn") or _word.endsWith("omn") or _word.endsWith("umn")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("emn", "amn")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("imn", "amn")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("omn", "amn")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("umn", "amn")>> <</if>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("eamn", "eum")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("iamn", either("aim","ain"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("oamn", "oam")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("uamn", either("aum","aun"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("bt", either("b", "t"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("tb", either("b", "t"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("bf", either("b", "f"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("fb", either("b", "f"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("bg", either("b", "g"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("gb", either("b", "g"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("pci", "psi")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("ttt", "tt")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("siy", either("say", "soy"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("suy", either("say", "soy"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("fwy", "fry")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("iiw", either("aw", "ew", "ow"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("iw", either("aw", "ew", "ow"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("uuw", either("aw", "ew", "ow"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("uw", either("aw", "ew", "ow"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("oew", either("ew", "ow"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("oaw", either("aw", "ow"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("eow", either("ew", "ow"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("aow", either("aw", "ow"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("oow", "ow")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("aaw", "aw")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("eew", "ew")>> <<set _ie to RegExp("(?<=.)ei")>> <<set _word to _word.replace(_ie, "ie")>> <<unset _ie>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("cie", "cei")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("ue", "eu")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("reu", "rue")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("ceu", "cue")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("deu", "due")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("heu", "hue")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("uuu", "u")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("uu", "u")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("iii", "i")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("ii", "i")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("eeck", "eck")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("eec", "eek")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("wuwh", "wuh")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("wuw", "wuh")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("eerdt", "erd")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("dgch", "dgech")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("dgsh", "dgesh")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("dgph", "dgeph")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("dgth", "dgeth")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("grgr", "gr")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("spt", "spit")>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("iy", either("i","y"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("wiur", either("wir","wur"))>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("wuir", either("wir","wur"))>> <<if random(1,20) is 18>> <<set _word to _word.replaceAll("aa", "a")>> <</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "fullGenerator">> <<set _wordCount to 1>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 1000; _i++>> <<if random(1,18) is 1>> <<set _wordCount++>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<set _full to "">> <<set _bannedParts to ["faggot", "faggots", "fag", "fags", "nigger", "niggers", "nigga", "niggas", "dyke", "dykes", "gypsy", "gypsys", "gypsie", "gypsies", "tranny", "trannys", "trannie", "trannies", "retard", "retards", "shemale", "shemales", "midget", "midgets", "spic", "spics", "spik", "spiks", "spick", "spicks", "beaner", "beaners", "beany", "beanys", "beaney", "beaneys", "beanie", "beanies", "kike", "kikes", "chink", "chinks", "moid", "moids", "foid", "foids", "femoid", "femoids", "mongoloid", "mongoloids", "futa", "futas", "futanari", "futanaris", "negro", "negros", "negroe", "negroes", "midget", "midgets", "nazi", "nazis", "hitler", "pedo", "pedos", "rape", "rapes", "raped", "raping"]>> <<for _a to 0; _a lt _wordCount; _a++>> <<wordGenerator>> <<for _z to 0; _z gte 0; _z++>> <<if _bannedParts.some(term => _word.toLowerCase().includes(term))>> <<wordGenerator>> <<elseif _word.toLowerCase().includes("coon") and !(_word.toLowerCase().includes("raccoon"))>> <<wordGenerator>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<set _full += _word>> <<if _a is not _wordCount - 1>> <<set _full += either("-", " ")>> <</if>> <</for>> <<for _z to 0; _z gte 0; _z++>> <<if _bannedParts.some(term => _full.toLowerCase().includes(term))>> <<fullGenerator>> <<elseif _full.toLowerCase().includes("coon") and !(_full.toLowerCase().includes("raccoon"))>> <<fullGenerator>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</widget>> <<widget "pickName">> <<if random(1,200) is 1>> <<if either(1,2) is 1>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _name to _full>> <<else>> <<set _name to either("Ar","Ba","Va","Zi","Mur","Val","I","La","Zo","Mi","Kel","Tar","Xal","Zar","Ra","O","A") + either("za","ko","q","qu","ge","zi","o","n","ta","ve","m","p") + either("va","di","vu","xi","di","i","zur","ga","r","n","st","il","z") + either("ma","zr","nak","na","rna","het","x","z","al","ai","u","ok","o","or","i","ni","on")>> <</if>> <<else>> <<nameGenerator>> <</if>> <<antiCrawn>> <<if random(1,1728) is 777>> <<set _noBreaks to true>> <<else>> <<set _noBreaks to false>> <</if>> <<for _x to 0; _x lt 1000; _x++>> <<if random(1,144) is 12>> <<set _string to clone(_name)>> <<pickName>> <<antiCrawn>> <<set _name to _string + either(" ", "-") + _name>> <<elseif _noBreaks is false>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if random(1,1000) is 777>> <<set _noBreaks to true>> <<else>> <<set _noBreaks to false>> <</if>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 1000; _i++>> <<if random(1,100) is (_i % 100) + 1>> <<set _name to _name.toLowerCase()>> <<set _modifier to either(1,2,3)>> <<if _modifier is 1>> <<letterChanger>> <<elseif _modifier is 2>> <<letterInsertion>> <<else>> <<letterDeletion>> <</if>> <<set _name to _name.toUpperFirst()>> <<elseif random(0,999) is _i>> <<set _name to _name.toLowerCase().split('').reverse().join('').toUpperFirst()>> <<elseif _noBreaks is false>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</widget>> <<widget "antiCrawn">> <<if _name is "Crawn" and $crawnCooldown gt 0>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 1000; _i++>> <<if _name is "Crawn">> <<pickName>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<elseif _name is "Crawn">> <<if random(1,$crawnCount) is 1>> <<set $crawnCooldown to 101>> <<set $crawnCount++>> <<else>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 1000; _i++>> <<if _name is "Crawn">> <<pickName>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if $crawnCooldown gt 0>> <<set $crawnCooldown-->> <</if>> <</widget>> <>

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<<backToHome>> <<contentWarning>> <<settings>> <<bar>> As the sun rises, an elf awakens from their slumber. The sunlight filters through the plastic windows of the tent, and they feel the welcoming embrace of their sleeping bag. They consider getting up, but they stop. They lay still. When they finally hear it, the color drains from their face. The ice has a heartbeat.

<<backToHome>> <<contentWarning "megalophobia">> <<settings>> <<bar>> Ninety-two feet and a thousand more to spare. Every tile he stepped on had a history more complex than anything known to man. Life had emerged and gone extinct a million times in the cracks between the pavement. It was all contaminated; it would all decay. Abiogenesis was an everyday occurrence, a billion wars were waged over femtometers of concrete, galaxy-spanning empires rested on the backs of eight-dimensional bacteria. He didn't care; it didn't matter anymore. He kept walking.

<<backToHome>> <><<set _options to [ ]>> <<set _options[0] to ["juneks", "/ju.nɛks/", "unix-like timestamp"]>> <<set _options[1] to ["3.39.55.55.44.513~~12~~", "2,150,984,962,224~~10~~"]>> <<set _options[2] to ["Mal Aðkama", "/mal að.kʰa.ma/", "Anti-Atacama"]>> <<set _options[3] to ["Ojeler-Nify", "/o.jɛ.lɛr ni.vaɪ/", "Euler-Nephi"]>> <<set _options[4] to ["43.78.93.748~~12~~ tunits", "1,615,715,942~~10~~ seconds", "51~~10~~ years"]>> <<set _options[5] to ["10.00.000~~12~~ sunits", "2,384~~10~~ kilometers", "1,482 miles~~10~~", "7,822,924~~10~~ feet"]>> <<set _options[6] to ["5.000~~12~~ sunits", "7~~10~~ kilometers", "4.3~~10~~ miles", "22,636~~10~~ feet"]>> <<set _options[7] to ["50.000~~12~~ sunits", "83~~10~~ kilometers", "51~~10~~ miles", "271,629~~10~~ feet"]>> <<set _options[8] to ["300~~12~~ sunits", "345~~10~~ meters", "1,132~~10~~ feet"]>> <<set _options[9] to _options[2]>> <<set _options[10] to _options[2]>> <<set _options[11] to ["Monsuz", "/mon.suts/"]>> <<set _options[12] to ["xeno", "alien"]>> <<set _options[13] to ["Didŝio", "/ti.tʂi.o/", "Earth"]>> <<set _options[14] to ["Dŝalpra", "/tʂal.pʰra/", "Chalpra", "the Flafse Homeworld"]>> <<set _options[15] to _options[2]>> <<set _options[16] to _options[2]>> <<set _options[17] to ["munits", "monetary units"]>> <<set _options[18] to _options[17]>> <<set _options[19] to ["aðkamaŝieno", "/að.kʰa.ma.ʂi.ɛ.no/", "atacamamoney", "atacamacoin"]>> <<set _options[20] to _options[18]>> <<set _options[21] to _options[2]>> <<set _options[22] to _options[19]>> <<set _options[23] to ["Aðkamaŝieno", "/að.kʰa.ma.ʂi.ɛ.no/", "Atacamamoney", "Atacamacoin"]>> <<set _options[24] to _options[17]>> <<set _options[25] to _options[2]>> <<set _options[26] to ["ㄈㄚㄕㄅㄝㄖㄛ‧ㄚㄛ‧ㄎㄥㄇㄛ – ㄚㄧㄈㄚㄕㄅㄝㄖㄛㄋㄝㄋㄎㄥㄇㄛ", "vaʂ.pɛ.ro a.o kʰə.mo a.i vaʂ.pɛ.ron ɛn kʰə.mo", "Raccon-Boil-Semen – Boil Raccoon In Semen", "Semen-Boiled-Raccoons – Raccoon Boiled in Semen"]>> <<set _options[27] to ["Faŝbero-Ao-Kémo – Ai Faŝberon En Kémo", "vaʂ.pɛ.ro a.o kʰə.mo a.i vaʂ.pɛ.ron ɛn kʰə.mo", "Raccon-Boil-Semen – Boil Raccoon In Semen", "Semen-Boiled-Raccoons – Raccoon Boiled in Semen"]>> <<set _options[28] to _options[19]>> <><<contentWarning "animal cruelty, food, megalophobia, semen" 1>> <<settings>> <<bar>> The stationary <<storyCycle>> was <<storyCycle>> when I had arrived at the megastructure known as <<storyCycle>> of the <<storyCycle>> system. My clock ran <<storyCycle>> slow from time dilation. The structure was a feat of human engineering - it was composed of seven independent, concentric cylinders, each a frame composed of habitable tori connected by gigantic metal scaffolding, which was also habitable, for a total length of <<storyCycle>>. The cylinders were all of different sizes, and their independence allowed for different rotation speeds, creating similar artificial gravity in each cylinder. The innermost cylinder was <<storyCycle>> in diameter, while the outermost cylinder was <<storyCycle>> in diameter, with the middle five evenly spaced within the outermost and outside the innermost. Each torus, and their primary scaffolding, was <<storyCycle>> from floor to ceiling, tall enough to have their own weather. The floors were covered in a layer of dirt and sand, though most would never see it. Most residents of the tori lived in the dense skyscrapers that packed the structure, and even then most residents of <<storyCycle>> didn't live inside the tori, instead living in the numerous skyscrapers, outgrowths, scaffoldings, spaceports, and other various structures that made up the true bulk of <<storyCycle>>. In all, the structure held a population of over one hundred fifteen billion~~10~~ intelligent organic beings, and untold numbers of digital lifeforms. I found myself in the <<storyCycle>> spaceport. This spaceport happened to be one of the <<storyCycle>>-friendly ones, pumped with elemental air and elemental aether. These substances were not found naturally in most human-native omega structures, but carried properties essential for intergalactic communication. Elemental air could be breathed and moved through by any species as if it was their optimal "air", to a human it would feel just like room temperature air on <<storyCycle>> at sea level, to a fish it would feel like being underwater - they could even swim in it - and to a flafse it would feel just like <<storyCycle>>. Elemental aether, meanwhile, filtered light, sound, and other such things to be comfortable for whatever species was in the elemental aether, appearing differently for each being just like elemental air. I made my way out of the spaceport, and found myself walking through a suspended street in one of the outermost tori. I had spent the few days of my trip spent awake eating nutrient slop, and I was dying for some actual food. <<storyCycle>> had all the staples of human cuisine - snails, slugs, insects, bee pollen, and lab-grown meat, among other things. There was plenty of room to raise larger animals, but centuries spent in small settlements and spacecraft had shifted human culture to the consumption of smaller lifeforms. Notably, <<storyCycle>> had a penchant for slug balut - not something unique to the structure, but there were more restaurants around selling it than you'd see anywhere else, in fact, the array of slug balut flavors available was almost dizzying. I traded in some of my <<storyCycle>> for the local currency. Like <<storyCycle>>, the currency here - <<storyCycle>> - was a cryptocurrency, though unlike <<storyCycle>> it was centralized, with the <<storyCycle>> government allocating the creation of new <<storyCycle>> to different business sectors rather than the miners directly obtaining it. <<storyCycle>> seemed to have a higher inflation rate than <<storyCycle>>. With currency obtained, I went about trying samples from various locations. I found myself particularly enjoying transgender cherry-cola slug balut, and bought a couple of cartons. I then went to find some of the local delicacies. There was <<storyCycle>>'s famed hardened pepper donuts, of course, but I found myself at a more... interesting place, to say the least. Like most establishments, this one had two signs - one in the Latin alphabet, and the other in the Zhuyin alphabet. At this restaurant in particular, the signs read "<<storyCycle>>" and "<<storyCycle>>". I walked in. The restaurant was made of rusting, salvaged metal and pulsating sinews. In the corner were four slot machines, one occupied by a three-armed androgynous therian. I could hear the raccoons squealing in the back of the restaurant as they were boiled alive in their own seminal fluids. The restaurant's logo was a hairless raccoon - I could only presume they were genetically modified to be hairless, otherwise they were all shaved to be so. The shopkeeper wore a green fur coat and an LED mask displaying live footage from the restaurant's security camera, interspersed with ad-breaks. I transferred to the shopkeeper some <<storyCycle>>, and received a whole-body raccoon in return, covered in a yellowish-brown crust. I bit in, and felt the crunch of the crust. Eating around the bones, I found it to be quite tasty. I cracked open the skull. The texture of the brain was especially interesting. Taking my leave from the restaurant, I found a hotel to stay at, and went to bed.

[[Back to Home Page->Fragments of Rakhasim Date]] <> <<nameGenerator>> <<repeat 5s>> <<pickName>> <<replace ".name">>_name<</replace>> <</repeat>> <>His name was <<changeName>>. They called him <<changeName>>. <<changeName>>, if you will.

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"Albok", "Alborz", "Albrecht", "Albus", "Alby", "Albína", "Alcaeus", "Alcenacha", "Alcestis", "Alcibiades", "Alcide", "Alcides", "Alcippe", "Alcmene", "Alcubierre", "Alcyone", "Alda", "Aldar", "Aldara", "Alde", "Aldebrand", "Aldegar", "Aldegonda", "Aldegund", "Aldegundis", "Aldemi", "Alden", "Alder", "Aldert", "Aldhard", "Aldi", "Aldin", "Aldina", "Aldith", "Aldiyar", "Aldo", "Aldona", "Aldonisi", "Aldous", "Aldr", "Aldreda", "Aldric", "Aldrin", "Aldus", "Aldwin", "Aldwine", "Aldwise", "Aldwises", "Aldwulf", "Aldynay", "Aldéric", "Ale", "Alea", "Aleah", "Alease", "Aleate", "Alec", "Alecia", "Aleck", "Alecto", "Aled", "Aleekcheaahoosh", "Aleena", "Aleesha", "Aleesia", "Alef", "Aleftina", "Aleh", "Aleid", "Aleida", "Aleinn", "Aleinrazemuradeu", "Aleister", "Aleix", "Aleixandre", "Aleixo", "Alejandra", "Alejandrina", "Alejandro", "Alejo", "Alek", "Aleka", "Alekha", "Alekjo", "Aleko", "Alekos", "Aleks", "Aleksa", "Aleksandar", "Aleksander", "Aleksandor", "Aleksandr", "Aleksandra", "Aleksandras", "Aleksandre", "Aleksandrina", "Aleksandrino", "Aleksandro", "Aleksandros", "Aleksandrs", "Aleksandru", "Aleksandër", "Aleksanteri", "Aleksei", "Aleksej", "Aleksejs", "Aleksey", "Aleksi", "Aleksiso", "Aleksja", "Aleksjo", "Alekso", "Alekstebek", "Aleksy", "Alekto", "Alem", "Alemayehu", "Alemeth", "Alen", "Alena", "Alene", "Alenjo", "Alenka", "Alennt", "Alennu", "Alent", "Alenushka", "Alenyg", "Aleqsandr", "Aleqsandra", "Aleqsandre", "Aleqsi", "Aler", "Alere", "Alerin", "Alery", "Ales", "Alesander", "Alesha", "Aleshanee", "Alesia", "Alesline", "Aleslosh", "Alessa", "Alessandra", "Alessandro", "Alessia", "Alessio", "Alestane", "Alesya", "Alesław", "Alesława", "Aleta", "Aletha", "Alethea", "Alethra", "Aletos", "Aleve", "Alevtina", "Alex", "Alexa", "Alexanab", "Alexanda", "Alexander", "Alexandon", "Alexandr", "Alexandra", "Alexandre", "Alexandrea", "Alexandrew", "Alexandria", "Alexandrie", "Alexandrina", "Alexandrine", "Alexandros", "Alexandru", "Alexandy", "Alexann", "Alexanna", "Alexbert", "Alexei", "Alexej", "Alexey", "Alexi", "Alexia", "Alexin", "Alexina", "Alexios", "Alexis", "Alexius", "Alexsandon", "Alexsandr", "Alexus", "Alexy", "Aleyna", "Aleĉjo", "Aleš", "Alf", "Alfarr", "Alfbern", "Alfeo", "Alfhard", "Alfher", "Alfhild", "Alfhildr", "Alfia", "Alfie", "Alfina", "Alfio", "Alfira", "Alfiya", "Alfons", "Alfonsas", "Alfonsina", "Alfonso", "Alfonz", "Alfr", "Alfred", "Alfreda", "Alfredas", "Alfredo", "Alfrida", "Alfréd", "Alfríkr", "Alfrēds", "Alfvin", "Alfwin", "Algar", "Algautr", "Algebeaivi", "Alger", "Algernon", "Algert", "Algie", "Algimantas", "Algirdas", "Algis", "Algoma", "Algot", "Algzec", "Alhaikta", "Alhaji", "Alhamond", "Alhassan", "Alheri", "Ali", "Alia", "Aliah", "Aliaksandr", "Aliaksandra", "Aliaksandrina", "Aliaksei", "Alian", "Alians", "Alibek", "Alibrand", "Alica", "Alice", "Alicia", "Alicio", "Alicja", "Alico", "Alida", "Alider", "Alidra", "Aliemar", "Alien", "Alienòr", "Alif", "Alifan", "Aliinná", "Aliisa", "Aliissá", "Alija", "Alijah", "Alik", "Alika", "Alikhan", "Aliki", "Alikkees", "Aliko", "Alili", "Alim", "Alimgaunt", "Alimjan", "Alin", "Alina", "Alinafe", "Aline", "Alinka", "Alinur", "Alio", "Aliona", "Aliosha", "Alireza", "Alis", "Alisa", "Alise", "Aliselintech", "Alisha", "Alisher", "Alishia", "Alishka", "Alisia", "Aliska", "Alison", "Alissa", "Alist", "Alistair", "Alister", "Alisya", "Alita", "Aliva", "Aliver", "Alivia", "Alivija", "Aliviot", "Alix", "Aliya", "Aliyah", "Aliye", "Aliyu", "Aliyya", "Aliyyah", "Aliyə", "Aliz", "Aliza", "Alizane", "Alize", "Alizée", "Aliénor", "Alja", "Aljan", "Aljaž", "Aljoša", "Alka", "Alkaios", "Alke", "Alkeides", "Alker", "Alkestis", "Alket", "Alketa", "Alkhak", "Alkhas", "Alkibiades", "Alkippe", "Alkiviadis", "Alkiviadisja", "Alkmene", "Alkmini", "Alkyone", "Alla", "Allah", "Allahkoliken", "Allali", "Allalimya Takanin", "Allan", "Allana", "Allannah", "Allard", "Alle", "Allegra", "Allegria", "Alleluia", "Allen", "Alli", "Allia", "Allid", "Allie", "Alliryn", "Allison", "Allissa", "Allochka", "Allon", "Allon-bachuth", "Allorba", "Ally", "Allycia", "Allyn", "Allyson", "Allyur", "Alma", "Almantas", "Almao", "Almas", "Almasa", "Almaskhan", "Almast", "Almaz", "Almazbek", "Alme", "Almendra", "Almera", "Almi", "Almir", "Almira", "Almiro", "Almo", "Almodad", "Almog", "Almon", "Almon-diblathaim", "Almond", "Almost", "Almudena", "Almus", "Almut", "Almuth", "Alo", "Alodia", "Aloha", "Aloiodorey", "Alois", "Aloisia", "Aloisio", "Alojz", "Alojzia", "Alojzij", "Alojzija", "Alojzije", "Alojzy", "Alok", "Alon", "Alona", "Alonden", "Alondra", "Alonso", "Alonz", "Alonza", "Alonzales", "Alonzalesias", "Alonzo", "Alor", "Alora", "Alorah", "Alore", "Aloro", "Aloyra", "Aloys", "Aloyse", "Aloysia", "Aloysius", "Aloísio", "Aloïs", "Alp", "Alparslan", "Alpaslan", "Alpentrack", "Alperen", "Alpertti", "Alpha", "Alphaeus", "Alphaios", "Alphard", "Alphege", "Alphel", "Alpheus", "Alphi", "Alphius", "Alphonse", "Alphonsine", "Alphonso", "Alphonsus", "Alphonzo", "Alphyrgjie", "Alpia", "Alpin", "Alpín", "Alson", "Alsoomse", "Alston", "Alsu", "Alt", "Alta", "Altagracia", "Altagrazia", "Altagràcia", "Altai", "Altair", "Altan", "Altana", "Altansarnai", "Altant", "Altantsetseg", "Alte", "Alter", "Alteration", "Althaea", "Althea", "Altin", "Alto", "Altolo", "Alton", "Altti", "Altuar", "Altwidus", "Aluci", "Aludra", "Aluen", "Alun", "Alush", "Aluś", "Alv", "Alva", "Alvah", "Alvan", "Alvar", "Alvarcia", "Alvares", "Alvaresiastro", "Alvarez", "Alvaro", "Alvarrez", "Alvarri", "Alvarro", "Alvartinez", "Alvartinguez", "Alvarus", "Alve", "Alvena", "Alvest", "Alvetleda", "Alvey", "Alvie", "Alvilda", "Alvilde", "Alvin", "Alvina", "Alvis", "Alvise", "Alvydas", "Alvyn", "Alvíss", "Alwilda", "Alwin", "Alwine", "Alwyn", "Alwyne", "Alya", "Alyah", "Alyas", "Alyc", "Alyce", "Alycia", "Alyck", "Alyf", "Alyona", "Alyonka", "Alyonocrine", "Alyosha", "Alys", "Alysa", "Alyse", "Alysha", "Alysia", "Alyson", "Alyssa", "Alyssia", "Alyv", "Alyx", "Alyzabeth", "Alzi", "Alzira", "Alèxia", "Alícia", "Alíria", "Alírio", "Alíz", "Alīna", "Alžbeta", "Alžbie", "Alžběta", "Ama", "Amaah", "Amaal", "Amaan", "Amabel", "Amabilia", "Amabilis", "Amable", "Amad", "Amada", "Amadahy", "Amadej", "Amadeo", "Amadeu", "Amadeus", "Amadeusz", "Amadi", "Amadioha", "Amadis", "Amado", "Amador", "Amadou", "Amadu", "Amadís", "Amafrey", "Amahle", "Amaia", "Amaka", "Amakiir", "Amal", "Amala", "Amalabairga", "Amalaberga", "Amalah", "Amalareiks", "Amalaric", "Amalasuintha", "Amalaswinþa", "Amalber", "Amalberga", "Amalbert", "Amalek", "Amaleksani", "Amalgaid", "Amalia", "Amalie", "Amalija", "Amaliya", "Amalric", "Amalrich", "Amalthea", "Amaltheia", "Aman", "Amana", "Amanas", "Amancio", "Amand", "Amanda", "Amandeep", "Amander", "Amandine", "Amando", "Amandon", "Amandra", "Amandrea", "Amandrew", "Amandus", "Amandy", "Amandzia", "Amane", "Amani", "Amaniilu", "Amantha", "Amanthan", "Amanthanice", "Amanthaniel", "Amanthaniell", "Amanthia", "Amanthony", "Amantius", "Amanuard", "Amanuddin", "Amanullah", "Amar", "Amara", "Amarachi", "Amarah", "Amaram", "Amaranta", "Amarante", "Amarantha", "Amardeep", "Amare", "Amarellivewrichertol", "Amari", "Amariah", "Amarilda", "Amarildo", "Amarilis", "Amaris", "Amarjaa", "Amarjeet", "Amarjit", "Amarjo", "Amaro", "Amartya", "Amaru", "Amaruq", "Amaryahu", "Amarylla", "Amarylladanae", "Amaryllis", "Amas", "Amasa", "Amasai", "Amashai", "Amashi-ali", "Amasiah", "Amastacia", "Amata", "Amatbal", "Amaterasu", "Amathertha", "Amatia", "Amato", "Amator", "Amatore", "Amatus", "Amatzyahu", "Amaureoþoræd", "Amaury", "Amax", "Amaya", "Amayah", "Amayra", "Amazani", "Amaziah", "Amaël", "Ambakoum", "Ambar", "Amber", "Amberlie", "Amberly", "Amberlynn", "Ambert", "Ambertrude", "Ambi", "Ambika", "Ambra", "Ambram", "Ambrancha", "Ambre", "Ambro", "Ambrocio", "Ambrocky", "Ambrog", "Ambrogel", "Ambrogino", "Ambrogio", "Ambroise", "Ambromero", "Ambrong", "Ambroos", "Ambrose", "Ambrosi", "Ambrosia", "Ambrosine", "Ambrosio", "Ambrosios", "Ambrosius", "Ambrozije", "Ambroży", "Ambrożyk", "Ambrož", "Ambrus", "Ambrósio", "Amedea", "Amedee", "Amedeo", "Ameer", "Ameera", "Ameerah", "Amel", "Amela", "Amelcia", "Amelia", "Amelie", "Amelija", "Amelin", "Amelina", "Amelio", "Amelka", "Amen", "Amenemhat", "Amenemhet", "Amenhotep", "Amenn", "Ameohne'e", "Ameqran", "Amer", "Ameran", "Ameretat", "Ameretztlip", "Americ", "America", "Americo", "Amerigo", "Amering", "Amery", "Ames", "Amethyst", "Amets", "Ameyalli", "Amf", "Amhla", "Amhlaidh", "Amhlaoibh", "Ami", "Amias", "Amiaszko", "Amice", "Amichai", "Amidala", "Amie", "Amiel", "Amihan", "Amika", "Amila", "Amilber", "Amilcare", "Amile", "Amilia", "Amilih", "Amilio", "Amill", "Amily", "Amin", "Amina", "Aminadab", "Aminah", "Aminat", "Aminata", "Aminath", "Aminatou", "Aminda", "Amindo", "Amine", "Aminka", "Aminta", "Aminu", "Aminullah", "Amionu", "Amir", "Amira", "Amirah", "Amiran", "Amirani", "Amiri", "Amirsiliu", "Amirthini", "Amirullah", "Amis", "Amisha", "Amista", "Amisu", "Amit", "Amita", "Amitabh", "Amitai", "Amitola", "Amitsue", "Amitsuji", "Amittai", "Amity", "Amiyah", "Amjad", "Amjo", "Amlaíb", "Amleto", "Amma", "Ammah", "Ammar", "Amme", "Ammeirn", "Ammi", "Ammie", "Ammiej", "Ammiel", "Ammihud", "Ammihur", "Amminadab", "Amminadib", "Ammishaddai", "Ammizabad", "Ammo", "Ammon", "Amna", "Amnon", "Amoeba", "Amok", "Amol", "Amola", "Amoli", "Amon", "Amon-Ra", "Amondi", "Amonet", "Amor", "Amora", "Amorani", "Amordad", "Amore", "Amorite", "Amory", "Amorye", "Amos", "Amosis", "Amour", "Amoura", "Amoz", "Amp", "Amparo", "Ampelio", "Ampelios", "Ampelius", "Amphelise", "Amphitrite", "Ample", "Ampleforth", "Amplias", "Ampliatus", "Amporn", "Amra", "Amram", "Amraphel", "Amrit", "Amrita", "Amruddin", "Amrullah", "Amruta", "Amse", "Amtsu", "Amtsuk", "Amul", "Amulius", "Amulya", "Amun", "Amund", "Amunet", "Amurali", "Amurdad", "Amuriel", "Amutha", "Amvrosiy", "Amy", "Amyas", "Amyntas", "Amyra", "Amz", "Amzi", "Amália", "Amálie", "Amándá", "Amâncio", "Amânciška", "Amé", "Amédée", "Amée", "Amélia", "Amélie", "América", "Américo", "Amílcar", "An", "Ana", "Anab", "Anaba", "Anabel", "Anabela", "Anabella", "Anabelle", "Anabia", "Anabuta", "Anaci", "Anaclet", "Anacleto", "Anacletus", "Anadi", "Anadriel", "Anah", "Anaharath", "Anahera", "Anahi", "Anahid", "Anahit", "Anahita", "Anahí", "Anaiah", "Anaida", "Anair", "Anais", "Anaisha", "Anaitis", "Anaiya", "Anak", "Anaka", "Anakalelo", "Anakausuen", "Anakin", "Anakina", "Anakis", "Anakletos", "Anakoni", "Anala", "Anam", "Anama", "Anamaferus", "Anamaria", "Anamarija", "Anamim", "Anammelech", "Anan", "Anand", "Ananda", "Anandi", "Anandini", "Anandita", "Anang", "Anangie", "Anangikwe", "Anani", "Ananiah", "Ananias", "Anano", "Ananos", "Anant", "Ananta", "Ananth", "Anantha", "Ananya", "Anapa", "Anar", "Anara", "Anarch", "Anargul", "Anargyros", "Anaru", "Anas", "Anasephir", "Anash", "Anasi", "Anasib", "Anasiu", "Anass", "Anastacia", "Anastacio", "Anastas", "Anastasia", "Anastasie", "Anastasija", "Anastasio", "Anastasios", "Anastasius", "Anastasiy", "Anastasiya", "Anastazie", "Anastazija", "Anastazja", "Anastazy", "Anastras", "Anastrianna", "Anastácia", "Anastázia", "Anastázie", "Anasztáz", "Anasztázia", "Anat", "Anatelvia", "Anath", "Anathema", "Anathne", "Anathoth", "Anatjari", "Anato", "Anatol", "Anatole", "Anatoli", "Anatolia", "Anatolij", "Anatolijs", "Anatolios", "Anatolius", "Anatoliy", "Anatoly", "Anatu", "Anax", "Anaxagoras", "Anaxi", "Anaximander", "Anaya", "Anayah", "Anayeli", "Anaé", "Anaë", "Anaël", "Anaëlle", "Anaís", "Anaïs", "Anbarasi", "Anbu", "Anca", "Ancali", "Anch", "Ancheál", "Ancho", "Anchor", "Anckan", "Anco", "Ancuța", "And", "Andal", "Andber", "Andberank", "Andbert", "Andebert", "Andee", "Andel", "Andelis", "Andeolus", "Ander", "Anders", "Anderson", "Andi", "Andie", "Andile", "Andjela", "Ando", "Andon", "Andoneta", "Andoni", "Andor", "Andr", "Andra", "Andrada", "Andrailerys", "Andrain", "Andras", "Andraste", "Andraž", "Andre", "Andrea", "Andreas", "Andree", "Andreea", "Andrei", "Andreia", "Andreid", "Andreina", "Andreino", "Andrej", "Andreja", "Andrejs", "Andremi", "Andrenjo", "Andreo", "Andres", "Andreu", "Andrew", "Andrey", "Andreyka", "Andri", "Andria", "Andriana", "Andries", "Andrii", "Andrija", "Andrijana", "Andrina", "Andrine", "Andris", "Andrius", "Andriy", "Andro", "Androcles", "Androkles", "Andromache", "Andromeda", "Andronicus", "Andronikos", "Andruo", "Andrus", "Andry", "Andrzej", "Andrzeja", "Andrzejek", "András", "André", "Andréa", "Andréas", "Andrée", "Andréia", "Andrés", "Andy", "Andzia", "Anděla", "Andżelika", "Andżelin", "Ane", "Anearctic", "Anectios", "Anectius", "Aneczka", "Aneirin", "Anej", "Aneja", "Anel", "Anela", "Anelia", "Anelie", "Aneliya", "Anem", "Anemone", "Anenic", "Aner", "Anesti", "Anet", "Aneta", "Anetka", "Anett", "Anette", "Aneurin", "Anežka", "Anfisa", "Anga", "Anganaa", "Angaya", "Angayarkanni", "Ange", "Angee", "Angeja", "Angel", "Angela", "Angelae", "Angele", "Angeles", "Angelia", "Angelica", "Angelien", "Angelika", "Angeliki", "Angelina", "Angeline", "Angelines", "Angelinka", "Angelino", "Angelinochka", "Angelique", "Angelita", "Angelka", "Angell", "Angelle", "Angelnoð", "Angelo", "Angelos", "Angelus", "Angeni", "Angeo", "Angeonnobb", "Angerona", "Angert", "Anghanin", "Angharad", "Anghel", "Anghu", "Angi", "Angie", "Angilbert", "Angiola", "Angiolo", "Angjelina", "Angjelko", "Angler", "Angon", "Angra", "Angrboða", "Angus", "Angustia", "Angustias", "Angvariationu Toke", "Angyalka", "Angèle", "Angélica", "Angélina", "Angélique", "Angúst", "Angústies", "Anh", "Anhelina", "Ani", "Ania", "Aniam", "Aniar", "Anibal", "Anica", "Aniceto", "Anicetus", "Anicia", "Anida", "Aniela", "Anielka", "Anik", "Anika", "Aniket", "Aniketos", "Aniko", "Anikó", "Anil", "Anila", "Anim", "Anima", "Animal Headdress", "Animikii", "Animo", "Anin", "Anina", "Anine", "Aninn", "Aniol", "Anioł", "Aniruddha", "Anirudh", "Anis", "Anisa", "Anise", "Anish", "Anisha", "Anisim", "Aniss", "Anissa", "Anit", "Anita", "Anitha", "Anitka", "Aniya", "Aniyah", "Anișoara", "Anja", "Anjali", "Anjana", "Anjanette", "Anjar", "Anjay", "Anjela", "Anjelica", "Anjelika", "Anjeza", "Anjiliac", "Anjo", "Anju", "Anjuli", "Anka", "Ankarl", "Anke", "Ankebut", "Anker", "Ankhalab", "Ankhbayar", "Ankhbir", "Ankhesenamun", "Anki", "Ankica", "Ankit", "Ankita", "Anku", "Ankur", "Ankuri", "Ankush", "Ankushley", "Anlaf", "Anlyth", "Ann", "Ann-Christine", "Ann-Katrin", "Ann-Kristin", "Anna", "Anna-Liisa", "Annabel", "Annabella", "Annabelle", "Annabeth", "Annaced", "Annachiara", "Annag", "Annagül", "Annah", "Annahar", "Annaig", "Annalee", "Annalena", "Annalisa", "Annalise", "Annamaria", "Annamária", "Annapurna", "Annas", "Annawan", "Annawon", "Annawya", "Annbjørg", "Annden", "Anne", "Anne-Laure", "Anne-Maree", "Anne-Marie", "Anne-Sophie", "Anneam", "Annegret", "Anneka", "Anneke", "Annel", "Anneli", "Annelie", "Annelien", "Annelies", "Anneliese", "Annelise", "Annelore", "Annemarie", "Annemie", "Annemiek", "Annemieke", "Anner", "Annerose", "Annesley", "Annet", "Annethelet", "Annett", "Annetta", "Annette", "Anni", "Annibale", "Annica", "Annice", "Annick", "Annie", "Anniina", "Annika", "Anniken", "Annikin", "Annikki", "Annim", "Annir", "Annis", "Annisa", "Annmac", "Annmarie", "Anno", "Annora", "Annot", "Annu", "Annukka", "Annunciata", "Annuncio", "Annuntiatio", "Annunziata", "Annunziato", "Annushka", "Annuska", "Anny", "Ano", "Anoki", "Anomaly", "Anomaolam", "Anon", "Anona", "Anong", "Anoo", "Anoop", "Anoro", "Anoubis", "Anouk", "Anoush", "Anoushka", "Anouska", "Anraí", "Anri", "Ans", "Ansa", "Ansabel", "Ansal", "Ansaldo", "Ansar", "Ansaus", "Ansbert", "Ansealbma", "Ansee", "Ansegar", "Ansehelm", "Ansel", "Anselbme", "Anselm", "Anselma", "Anselme", "Anselmi", "Anselmo", "Ansgar", "Anshel", "Anshu", "Ansidelmar", "Anskuld", "Ansley", "Anso", "Ansoald", "Anson", "Anssi", "Ansu", "Ansugaizaz", "Ansuwaldaz", "Ant", "Anta", "Antal", "Antanas", "Antanina", "Antares", "Ante", "Ante-Rheum", "Antea", "Antek", "Antelmo", "Antero", "Antezu", "Anth", "Antha", "Anthamary", "Anthan", "Anthanice", "Anthanie", "Anthaniel", "Anthaniell", "Anthanielle", "Anthe", "Anthea", "Antheia", "Anthelm", "Anthelme", "Anthemius", "Antherdrazza", "Antheryl", "Anthi", "Anthia", "Anthoneigh", "Anthong", "Anthony", "Anthousa", "Anti", "Antica", "Antichrist", "Anticlea", "Antigone", "Antigonos", "Antigonus", "Antija", "Antikleia", "Antikles", "Antiman", "Antina", "Antinanco", "Antinua", "Antioch", "Antiochos", "Antiochus", "Antioco", "Antiogu", "Antion", "Antiope", "Antios", "Antipas", "Antipater", "Antipatris", "Antipatros", "Antiro", "Antisa", "Antius", "Antje", "Antler", "Anto", "Antoine", "Antoinette", "Antol", "Anton", "Antonca", "Antonela", "Antonella", "Antonello", "Antoneta", "Antonette", "Antoni", "Antonia", "Antonie", "Antonieta", "Antonietta", "Antonij", "Antonija", "Antonije", "Antonijo", "Antonin", "Antonina", "Antonino", "Antoninus", "Antonio", "Antonios", "Antonis", "Antoniu", "Antonius", "Antoniy", "Antoniya", "Antono", "Antons", "Antony", "Antonín", "Antoon", "Antosha", "Antoshi", "Antosia", "Antotel", "Antothijah", "Antoņina", "Antoś", "Ants", "Antt", "Antti", "Antton", "Anttoni", "Antun", "Antwan", "Antwonette", "Antão", "Antía", "Antón", "Antónia", "António", "Antônia", "Antônio", "Anu", "Anub", "Anubis", "Anuj", "Anuja", "Anuka", "Anuki", "Anukki", "Anuli", "Anuna", "Anunci", "Anuncia", "Anunciació", "Anunciación", "Anundr", "Anuntina", "Anuntxi", "Anup", "Anupa", "Anupam", "Anupama", "Anupamia", "Anuphallah", "Anupriyaa", "Anur", "Anura", "Anuradha", "Anus", "Anusaya", "Anuschka", "Anush", "Anusha", "Anusheela", "Anushka", "Anusia", "Anuša", "Anvar", "Anvi", "Anvie", "Anvika", "Anvit", "Anwar", "Anwei", "Anwen", "Anwer", "Anwytth", "Anx", "Anxhela", "Anxhelina", "Anxhelo", "Anxhi", "Anxo", "Anxos", "Anya", "Anylli", "Anzelm", "Anzhela", "Anzhelika", "Anzhelina", "Anzo", "Anzor", "Anzori", "Aníbal", "Anĉjo", "Anđa", "Anđela", "Anđelka", "Anđelko", "Anđelo", "Anĝelino", "Anže", "Anžej", "Anželika", "Ao", "Aod", "Aodh", "Aodhagán", "Aodhán", "Aoede", "Aoi", "Aoia", "Aoibal", "Aoibali", "Aoibhe", "Aoibheann", "Aoibhinn", "Aoibhín", "Aoide", "Aoife", "Aonghas", "Aonghus", "Aoni", "Aoni-ben", "Aonie", "Aoniki", "Aoth", "Aoto", "Aotoko", "Apalemen", "Apalon", "Apan", "Apanii", "Apar", "Aparajita", "Aparecida", "Aparna", "Apash Wyakaikt", "Apelles", "Apenimon", "Aperttjan", "Apfel", "Apharsathchites", "Aphek", "Aphelion", "Aphiah", "Aphik", "Aphio", "Aphra", "Aphrodie", "Aphrodisia", "Aphrodisios", "Aphrodite", "Aphroditos", "Aphses", "Apias", "Apiatan", "Apiatul", "Apikalia", "Apirka", "Apis", "Apocalypse", "Apocras", "Apocrypha", "Apola", "Apolena", "Apolinar", "Apolinary", "Apoling", "Apollinaire", "Apollinaris", "Apollinariya", "Apolline", "Apollo", "Apollodoros", "Apollon", "Apollonia", "Apollonides", "Apollonios", "Apollonius", "Apollos", "Apollyon", "Apolom", "Apolon", "Apolonia", "Apolonija", "Apolonio", "Apoloniusz", "Apolónia", "Apolônia", "Aponi", "Aponine", "Aponivi", "Apoorva", "Aporig", "Apostle", "Apostol", "Apostolis", "Apostolos", "Apostrophe", "Appaim", "Appanoose", "Apparao", "Apphia", "Apphors", "Appius", "Apple", "Apri", "Apricot", "April", "Apsara", "Apurva", "Apute", "Aputsiaq", "Aqee", "Aqeela", "Aqif", "Aqil", "Aqila", "Aqissiaq", "Aql", "Aqlaeema", "Aqsa", "Aqsana", "Aquene", "Aquila", "Aquilina", "Aquilinus", "Aqvsenti", "Ar", "Ar'lya", "Ar-Ke-Kee-Tah", "Ar-Pusat", "Ara", "Arab", "Arabella", "Arabia", "Arabinda", "Araceli", "Aracelis", "Aracely", "Arachne", "Aracia", "Aracjan", "Arad", "Aradhana", "Aradhya", "Aragorn", "Arah", "Arallu", "Aram", "Aramazd", "Aramil", "Araminta", "Aramis", "Aran", "Arancha", "Aranci", "Aranck", "Arang", "Aranka", "Arannis", "Aranrhod", "Arantxa", "Arantza", "Arantzazu", "Arapoosh", "Araqen", "Arar", "Ararat", "Aras", "Arash", "Arastina", "Arastoo", "Arasu", "Arata", "Arathi", "Arati", "Araunah", "Aravind", "Aravinda", "Aravkate", "Arawarin", "Arawn", "Arax", "Aray", "Araya", "Arayddg", "Arba", "Arbana", "Arbazuma", "Arbelladon", "Arben", "Arber", "Arbi", "Arbër", "Arca", "Arcade", "Arcadia", "Arcadio", "Arcadius", "Arcangelo", "Arcelia", "Arch", "Archa", "Archad", "Archana", "Archarl", "Archelaos", "Archelaus", "Archembald", "Archer", "Archette", "Archi", "Archibald", "Archidamus", "Archie", "Archil", "Archili", "Archimedes", "Archippe", "Archippos", "Archippus", "Archo", "Archosh", "Arct", "Arcturus", "Ard", "Arda", "Ardais", "Ardal", "Ardalion", "Ardan", "Ardashir", "Ardath", "Arde", "Ardel", "Ardeli", "Ardelis", "Ardell", "Arden", "Arder", "Ardeshir", "Ardevan", "Ardgak", "Ardgal", "Ardghal", "Ardi", "Ardian", "Ardiana", "Ardine", "Ardinel", "Ardit", "Ardita", "Ardith", "Ardithroid", "Ardito", "Ardjan", "Ardjana", "Ardon", "Ardre", "Ardreth", "Arduino", "Are", "Areczek", "Aredria", "Aredvi", "Aref", "Arefa", "Areg", "Arek", "Arekasadara", "Arela", "Areli", "Areline", "Arelon", "Arely", "Aren", "Arend", "Areonn", "Areopagus", "Ares", "Aresh", "Aret", "Aretas", "Arete", "Aretet", "Aretha", "Arethousa", "Arethusa", "Areti", "Arevig", "Arevik", "Arez", "Arezoo", "Arezou", "Arezu", "Argehyra", "Argelia", "Arget", "Argi", "Argider", "Argine", "Argiñe", "Argob", "Argos", "Argus", "Argyle", "Argyris", "Argyro", "Argyros", "Arham", "Arhavaria", "Ari", "Ari'el", "Aria", "Ariadna", "Ariadne", "Ariah", "Arial", "Arian", "Ariana", "Ariane", "Arianky", "Arianna", "Arianne", "Arianrhod", "Arianwen", "Aric", "Arica", "Aridai", "Aridatha", "Arie", "Arieh", "Ariel", "Ariella", "Arielle", "Arien", "Arienne", "Aries", "Arif", "Arihar", "Arihel", "Arij", "Arijana", "Arijit", "Arik", "Arika", "Ariko", "Arild", "Arimathea", "Arin", "Arina", "Arinka", "Arinochka", "Arintin", "Arioald", "Arioch", "Aris", "Arisai", "Arisha", "Arishon", "Arista", "Aristaeus", "Aristaios", "Aristarchos", "Aristarchus", "Aristarkh", "Aristeides", "Aristeidis", "Aristeo", "Aristephew", "Aristide", "Aristides", "Aristidis", "Aristobulus", "Aristocles", "Aristodemos", "Aristokles", "Aristomache", "Ariston", "Aristophanes", "Aristorix", "Aristoteles", "Aristotelis", "Aristotle", "Arisztid", "Arit", "Arithmometer", "Aritra", "Aritz", "Arivan", "Arivazhagi", "Arivoli", "Arivolin", "Ariya", "Ariyah", "Ariyan", "Ariyann", "Ariyya", "Arizima", "Arizona", "Arja", "Arjan", "Arjana", "Arje", "Arjeta", "Arjhan", "Arjola", "Arjun", "Arjuna", "Ark", "Arka", "Arkadi", "Arkadios", "Arkadiusz", "Arkadiy", "Arkady", "Arkaitz", "Arkasha", "Arke", "Arkenath", "Arkh", "Arkhip", "Arkl", "Arla", "Arlco", "Arlcomi", "Arleen", "Arlen", "Arlene", "Arler", "Arlet", "Arleta", "Arleth", "Arletka", "Arletta", "Arlette", "Arley", "Arlie", "Arlijuna", "Arlin", "Arlind", "Arlinda", "Arline", "Arlington", "Arlo", "Arlotto", "Arma", "Armaan", "Armadillo", "Armageddon", "Arman", "Armand", "Armanda", "Armando", "Armani", "Armas", "Armazi", "Armel", "Armela", "Armelle", "Armen", "Armi", "Armida", "Armide", "Armin", "Arminda", "Armine", "Arming", "Arminius", "Armo", "Armokas", "Armon", "Armoni", "Armonk", "Armont", "Armooz", "Arn", "Arna", "Arnab", "Arnad", "Arnadi", "Arnaldo", "Arnan", "Arnaq", "Arnar", "Arnau", "Arnaud", "Arnaude", "Arnbjörg", "Arnbjørg", "Arnbjǫrg", "Arnborg", "Arnd", "Arndt", "Arne", "Arnej", "Arney", "Arnfinn", "Arnfinnr", "Arnfried", "Arni", "Arnie", "Arnifrid", "Arno", "Arnoald", "Arnold", "Arnoldas", "Arnoldo", "Arnolds", "Arnolfo", "Arnon", "Arnoud", "Arnout", "Arnošt", "Arnstein", "Arnsteinn", "Arnt", "Arnulf", "Arnulfo", "Arnviðr", "Arnór", "Arnórr", "Arnþór", "Arnþóra", "Arnþórr", "Aroa", "Aroaldur", "Arod", "Arodir", "Aroer", "Aroha", "Arol", "Aroldo", "Aron", "Aronas", "Aronert", "Aronn", "Aronne", "Aror", "Arpachshad", "Arpana", "Arpar", "Arpariv", "Arpeg", "Arpeje", "Arph", "Arphaxad", "Arpi", "Arqile", "Arran", "Arrats", "Arre-Catte'waho", "Arrene", "Arrenton", "Arrigo", "Arrival", "Arrive", "Arrod", "Arroin", "Arron", "Arrow", "Arrr", "Arrty", "Arry", "Arsa", "Arsaces", "Arsakes", "Arsalan", "Arse", "Arsea", "Arsell", "Arsen", "Arsena", "Arseni", "Arsenio", "Arsenios", "Arsenius", "Arseniy", "Arseny", "Arseul", "Arsha", "Arshak", "Arshaka", "Arshako", "Arsheill", "Arshtat", "Arshul", "Arsinoe", "Arslan", "Arson", "Arsène", "Arsénio", "Arsên", "Arsênio", "Art", "Arta", "Artair", "Artak", "Artan", "Artashes", "Artaxerxes", "Artaxshaça", "Artek", "Artem", "Artemas", "Artemi", "Artemidoros", "Artemio", "Artemios", "Artemis", "Artemisia", "Artemisios", "Artemius", "Artemiy", "Artemka", "Artemon", "Artemy", "Artenisław", "Arth", "Artha", "Arthanice", "Arthaniell", "Arthereph", "Arthfael", "Arthias", "Arthina", "Arthit", "Arthmail", "Arthur", "Arti", "Artie", "Artin", "Artjola", "Artjoms", "Artley", "Artly", "Arto", "Artserag", "Artsiom", "Artsyom", "Artte", "Arttu", "Artturi", "Artur", "Arturo", "Artuś", "Arty", "Artyom", "Artysh", "Artúr", "Artūras", "Artūrs", "Aruiragus", "Arum", "Arumah", "Arumugam", "Arun", "Aruna", "Arundhati", "Arungedan", "Arushi", "Aruzhan", "Aruś", "Arve", "Arveene", "Arvehlihong", "Arvel", "Arvelod", "Arvelodi", "Arveta", "Arvid", "Arvie", "Arvilla", "Arvin", "Arvind", "Arvindaa", "Arvis", "Arvo", "Arvydas", "Arvīds", "Arwa", "Arwald", "Arwel", "Arwen", "Arwyn", "Arya", "Aryabhata", "Aryan", "Aryana", "Aryeh", "Arylah", "Arylerinian", "Aryn", "Aryuna", "Arza", "Arzamaratan", "Arzhel", "Arzoo", "Arzu", "Aránzazu", "Aría", "Arístides", "Arón", "Arūnas", "As", "As'ad", "Asa", "Asabe", "Asad", "Asadollah", "Asadullah", "Asae", "Asaf", "Asahel", "Asahi", "Asahiah", "Asaiah", "Asaj", "Asako", "Asal", "Asalang", "Asami", "Asao", "Asaph", "Asar", "Asareel", "Asarel", "Asarelah", "Asbarella", "Asbem", "Asbjörg", "Asbjörn", "Asbjørn", "Ascanio", "Ascanius", "Ascelin", "Ascenc", "Ascencion", "Ascensa", "Ascensio", "Ascensió", "Ascensión", "Ascent", "Ascenta", "Ascenza", "Aschleiygh", "Asclepiades", "Asclepius", "Asclestir", "Asco", "Asdrun", "Asdrúbal", "Asdzáán", "Asedeli", "Aseem", "Asees", "Aseir", "Asel", "Asen", "Asena", "Asenat", "Asenath", "Aseneth", "Asenneth", "Aser", "Asfar", "Asfaylo", "Asgall", "Asgeicharka", "Asgeir", "Asger", "Asghar", "Ash", "Asha", "Ashael", "Ashaer", "Ashahaler", "Ashal", "Ashamakar", "Ashan", "Ashanti", "Ashaprit", "Asharelah", "Ashbea", "Ashbel", "Ashber", "Ashbert", "Ashby", "Ashchenaz", "Ashdo", "Ashdod", "Ashdonbal", "Ashe", "Ashee", "Ashemer", "Asher", "Asherah", "Ashfaq", "Ashhearth", "Ashi", "Ashilfr", "Ashima", "Ashiqullah", "Ashirem", "Ashirin", "Ashiru", "Ashish", "Ashishishe", "Ashka", "Ashkenaz", "Ashkii Dighin", "Ashkii", "Ashlan", "Ashlana", "Ashlanqin", "Ashlawa", "Ashlea", "Ashlee", "Ashleen", "Ashleigh", "Ashley", "Ashli", "Ashlie", "Ashling", "Ashlyn", "Ashlynn", "Ashmag", "Ashmedai", "Ashnah", "Ashok", "Ashoka", "Ashot", "Ashothy", "Ashpenaz", "Ashraf", "Ashraqat", "Ashriel", "Ashroot", "Ashtad", "Ashtaroth", "Ashtart", "Ashtartyaton", "Ashtaz", "Ashton", "Ashtoret", "Ashtoreth", "Ashtyn", "Ashu'a", "Ashua", "Ashunity", "Ashur", "Ashura", "Ashurbanipal", "Ashuri", "Ashutosh", "Ashvaghosha", "Ashvath", "Ashwi", "Ashwin", "Ashwini", "Ashwyn", "Ashywyn", "Asia", "Asiat", "Asida", "Asiek", "Asiel", "Asier", "Asif", "Asifa", "Asih", "Asil", "Asim", "Asiri", "Asiya", "Asiyah", "Asiyat", "Asiye", "Asja", "Ask", "Aska", "Askadeur", "Askan", "Askanios", "Askar", "Askelon", "Askhab", "Askhat", "Asklepiades", "Asklepios", "Asko", "Askook", "Askr", "Askuwhet", "Askuwheteau", "Aslam", "Aslan", "Aslanbek", "Aslaug", "Aslava", "Asli", "Asllan", "Aslög", "Asløg", "Asma", "Asma'u", "Asmaa", "Asmarade", "Asmat", "Asme", "Asmee", "Asmodabila", "Asmodai", "Asmodaios", "Asmodeus", "Asna", "Asnah", "Asnappar", "Asnapper", "Asoka", "Asokabhai", "Aspar", "Asparagus", "Aspasia", "Aspatha", "Aspedor", "Aspen", "Asper", "Asphalt", "Aspyn", "Asqacur", "Asqeri", "Asquare", "Asra", "Asriel", "Assan", "Asse", "Asshur", "Asshurim", "Assi", "Assia", "Assil", "Assir", "Assiya", "Assol", "Assos", "Assumpció", "Assumpta", "Assumptio", "Assunta", "Assunção", "Assur", "Assy", "Assya", "Assyria", "Asta", "Astamur", "Astanda", "Astaroth", "Astarte", "Astemir", "Aster", "Asterarkhon", "Asteri", "Asteria", "Asterion", "Asterios", "Asterius", "Asterix", "Asterope", "Astik", "Astobo", "Aston", "Astor", "Astoria", "Astorio", "Astra", "Astraea", "Astraia", "Astrape", "Astri", "Astrid", "Astride", "Astrinn", "Astrit", "Astro", "Astrophel", "Astræ", "Astérix", "Asuka", "Asuman", "Asun", "Asuncion", "Asunción", "Asunta", "Asuppim", "Aswathi", "Asya", "Asylym", "Asyncritus", "Ata", "Ata'halne'", "Atabalica", "Atabalipa", "Atabek", "Atad", "Atagishi", "Atagulkalu", "Atahuallpa", "Atahualpa", "Atajan", "Atal", "Atala", "Atalanta", "Atalia", "Atallah", "Atalyah", "Atan", "Atanacio", "Atanas", "Atanase", "Atanasie", "Atanasij", "Atanasija", "Atanasije", "Atanasio", "Atanch", "Atara", "Atarah", "Ataroth", "Ataroth-addar", "Ataullah", "Ataut", "Atawallpa", "Ataza", "Atec", "Atefeh", "Atem", "Aten", "Atenea", "Ater", "Ath", "Atha", "Athach", "Athaiah", "Athaliah", "Athan", "Athanactonus", "Athanaric", "Athanas", "Athanase", "Athanasi", "Athanasia", "Athanasios", "Athanasius", "Athand", "Athang", "Atharv", "Athaulf", "Athe", "Athelstan", "Athelthryd", "Athena", "Athenais", "Athene", "Athenna", "Athenodoros", "Athina", "Athlai", "Atho-Olus", "Athol", "Athunugoni", "Athé", "Athéna", "Athénaïs", "Atieno", "Atif", "Atifa", "Atiko", "Atila", "Atilio", "Atilius", "Atilla", "Atiq", "Atiqullah", "Atiya", "Atla", "Atlan", "Atlas", "Atle", "Atli", "Atneiss", "Atohi", "Atohpan", "Aton", "Atossa", "Atousa", "Atrazar", "Atreus", "Atrial", "Atrius", "Atropos", "Atsadi", "Atse", "Atsegabe", "Atseguiñe", "Atsida", "Atsidi", "Atsila", "Atsina", "Atsis", "Atsuko", "Atsumi", "Atsuo", "Atsushi", "Atta", "Attai", "Attakullakulla", "Attalia", "Attalus", "Attaullah", "Atte", "Atti", "Atticus", "Attikos", "Attila", "Attilio", "Attzamm", "Atuf", "Atul", "Atum", "Atuti", "Atyaananda", "Atyah", "Atílio", "Auancea", "Auberi", "Auberon", "Aubert", "Aubin", "Aubra", "Aubre", "Aubree", "Aubrey", "Aubriana", "Aubrianna", "Aubrie", "Aubrielle", "Auburn", "Aucaman", "Auchat", "Aud", "Auda", "Audamar", "Audawakrs", "Audaweniz", "Aude", "Audecy", "Audelia", "Audeline", "Auden", "Audhild", "Audiceus", "Audie", "Audley", "Audo", "Audoin", "Audovacar", "Audowin", "Audra", "Audrea", "Audrey", "Audun", "Audy", "Aufidius", "Aug", "Augene", "Augeni", "Augu", "Auguo", "August", "Augusta", "Augustas", "Auguste", "Augustijn", "Augustin", "Augustina", "Augustinas", "Augustine", "Augustinus", "Augusto", "Augusts", "Augustus", "Augustyn", "Augustyna", "Augustín", "Augustė", "Auguś", "Auke", "Aukusti", "Aulay", "Auli", "Aulikki", "Aulis", "Aulosalkas", "Aulus", "Aun", "Aune", "Aung", "Aura", "Aurangzeb", "Aure", "Aurea", "Auree", "Aurel", "Aurela", "Aurelia", "Aurelian", "Aureliana", "Aureliano", "Aurelianus", "Aurelija", "Aurelijus", "Aurelino", "Aurelio", "Aurelius", "Aureliusz", "Aurellah", "Aurene", "Aureole", "Aurica", "Aurică", "Auriel", "Aurkene", "Auro", "Aurobindo", "Auroora", "Aurora", "Aurore", "Aurot", "Auru", "Aurèle", "Aurél", "Aurélia", "Aurélie", "Aurélien", "Aurélio", "Aurélios", "Ausa", "Ausade", "Ausan", "Ausandra", "Ausanen", "Ausast", "Ause", "Ausencio", "Ausilia", "Ausma", "Ausoruina", "Aust", "Austas", "Austen", "Auster", "Austha", "Austia", "Austian", "Austiana", "Austiane", "Austik", "Austin", "Austina", "Austine", "Auston", "Austra", "Austrus", "Austt", "Austyn", "Austėja", "Autem", "Auten", "Author", "Autumn", "Auvaria", "Auxentios", "Auxentius", "Auxiliadora", "Auxin", "Auðr", "Auðrhildr", "Auðun", "Auður", "Aušra", "Ava", "Avadhesh", "Avag", "Avah", "Avaline", "Avalon", "Avan", "Avanes", "Avani", "Avanindra", "Avanti", "Avanu", "Avdey", "Avdi", "Avdi'el", "Avdot", "Avdotus", "Avdotya", "Ave", "Aved", "Avedis", "Aveli", "Avelina", "Aveline", "Avelino", "Aven", "Avenger", "Avenir", "Aveniru", "Aver", "Averek", "Averi", "Averie", "Averill", "Averrd", "Avery", "Avet", "Avetis", "Avetley", "Aveza", "Avgust", "Avgusta", "Avguštin", "Avhust", "Avi", "Avi'el", "Avia", "Aviaaja", "Aviana", "Avianna", "Aviar", "Avice", "Avidan", "Avidi", "Avie", "Aviel", "Avifor", "Avigail", "Avigayil", "Avih", "Avihu", "Avila", "Avilius", "Avim", "Avima", "Avima'el", "Avimelekh", "Avinash", "Avior", "Avir", "Aviraj", "Aviram", "Aviriq", "Avis", "Avishag", "Avishai", "Avishay", "Avital", "Avith", "Avitus", "Aviv", "Aviva", "Avivald", "Aviya", "Aviyah", "Aviyya", "Aviyyel", "Aviâja", "Avksenti", "Avksentiy", "Avneet", "Avner", "Avni", "Avonaco", "Avondré", "Avonlea", "Avonne", "Avont", "Avonterinald", "Avra", "Avraamu", "Avraham", "Avram", "Avrevan", "Avrigil", "Avril", "Avrora", "Avrum", "Avrumi", "Avrus", "Avshalom", "Avtandil", "Avtandili", "Avto", "Avvi", "Avyaa", "Avyaan", "Awa", "Awad", "Awal", "Awan", "Awee", "Awendela", "Awilix", "Awiliya", "Awine", "Awinita", "Awiti", "Awotwi", "Awsten", "Awsti", "Awstin", "Ax", "Axe", "Axel", "Axelle", "Axialis", "Axis", "Axl", "Axmed", "Axtin", "Axton", "Aya", "Ayaa", "Ayaah", "Ayaan", "Ayaansh", "Ayaat", "Ayah", "Ayaka", "Ayako", "Ayal", "Ayala", "Ayame", "Ayan", "Ayana", "Ayanda", "Ayane", "Ayano", "Ayaru", "Ayas", "Ayasha", "Ayat", "Ayats", "Ayaulym", "Ayawamat", "Ayaz", "Aybak", "Aybek", "Ayberk", "Ayberleena", "Aybram", "Ayda", "Aydan", "Aydana", "Aydar", "Ayden", "Aydin", "Aydrix", "Aydyn", "Aydys", "Ayel", "Ayele", "Ayelen", "Ayelet", "Ayen", "Ayesha", "Ayeza", "Ayezabel", "Ayezabeli", "Ayezal", "Ayezar", "Aygerim", "Aygiz", "Aygol", "Aygul", "Aygül", "Aygün", "Ayha", "Ayhan", "Ayishah", "Ayita", "Ayka", "Aykorkem", "Ayla", "Aylah", "Aylan", "Aylana", "Aylen", "Aylin", "Ayline", "Aylmer", "Ayman", "Aymeri", "Aymeric", "Aymie", "Aymius", "Ayn", "Ayna", "Aynsley", "Aynur", "Aynura")>> <<elseif _choiceOfList is 2>> <<set _name to ("Ayo", "Ayodele", "Ayoko", "Ayokunle", "Ayomide", "Ayotio", "Ayotunde", "Ayoub", "Ayra", "Ayrat", "Ayrton", "Aysel", "Aysen", "Aysh", "Aysha", "Ayshat", "Ayshe", "Aysheaia", "Aysima", "Aysu", "Aysultan", "Aysun", "Aysylu", "Aytac", "Aytaç", "Aytek", "Ayten", "Ayub", "Ayuba", "Ayumi", "Ayumu", "Ayuna", "Ayur", "Ayva", "Ayxan", "Ayym", "Ayyub", "Ayz", "Ayza", "Ayzal", "Ayzat", "Ayze", "Ayzel", "Ayzere", "Ayün", "Ayşe", "Ayşegül", "Ayşenur", "Az", "Aza", "Azaan", "Azad", "Azael", "Azah", "Azahar", "Azahara", "Azal", "Azalaïs", "Azalea", "Azalia", "Azaliah", "Azaliya", "Azalk", "Azam", "Azamat", "Azaniah", "Azar", "Azarael", "Azareel", "Azarel", "Azaria", "Azariah", "Azarias", "Azarla", "Azaryah", "Azashyl", "Azat", "Azathoth", "Azaz", "Azazel", "Azaziah", "Azazias", "Azazyahu", "Azbuk", "Azdichor", "Azeem", "Azeemullah", "Azekah", "Azel", "Azem", "Azen", "Azenanyl", "Azeneth", "Azgad", "Azha", "Azhar", "Aziago", "Aziel", "Azimirsha", "Azimuth", "Azita", "Aziz", "Aziza", "Azize", "Azizullah", "Azkantara", "Azkun", "Azlan", "Azmaveth", "Azmelqart", "Azmidifer", "Azmon", "Aznoth-tabor", "Azor", "Azora", "Azotus", "Azra", "Azraa", "Azrael", "Azreil", "Azri'el", "Azriel", "Azrikam", "Aztro", "Azuba", "Azubah", "Azubuike", "Azucena", "Azul", "Azur", "Azura", "Azure", "Azzan", "Azzur", "Azzurra", "Azélie", "Aäron", "Aíbinn", "Aída", "Aífe", "Aïcha", "Aïchatou", "Aïda", "Aïden", "Aïna", "Aïssa", "Aïssatou", "Aðalbin", "Aðalbjörg", "Aðalsteinn", "Añe", "Aýna", "Aýnabat", "Aþalaberhtaz", "Aþalafuns", "Aþalawulfaz", "Aþanareiks", "Aþawulfs", "Aþena", "Aśka", "Aŝjo", "Aŝlejo", "Aŝlio", "Aştî", "Aŭsteno", "B", "B-4QL", "BL4NK", "Ba'al", "Baadam", "Baadur", "Baako", "Baaksob", "Baal", "Baal-Sharezer", "Baal-Zebub", "Baal-berith", "Baal-gad", "Baal-hamon", "Baal-hanan", "Baal-hermon", "Baal-mar", "Baal-meon", "Baal-peor", "Baal-perazim", "Baal-shalisha", "Baal-tamar", "Baal-zephon", "Baala", "Baalah", "Baalat", "Baalath", "Baalath-Beer", "Baale", "Baali", "Baalim", "Baalis", "Baana", "Baanah", "Baani", "Baara", "Baard", "Baaseiah", "Baasha", "Baasu", "Baatar", "Baba", "Babajide", "Babak", "Babal-Hanan", "Babal-haneh", "Baban", "Babar", "Babatunde", "Babe", "Babel", "Baber", "Babette", "Babilina", "Babir", "Babirye", "Babis", "Babita", "Babitso", "Bableda", "Babli", "Bablu", "Babs", "Babsha", "Babu", "Babubhai", "Babudd", "Babulal", "Babur", "Baburam", "Baburao", "Babutsa", "Baby", "Babyeater", "Babylas", "Babylon", "Babür", "Baca", "Bacar", "Bacaríonah", "Bacca", "Bacchus", "Bacha", "Bachtiar", "Bada", "Bademus", "Badgeman", "Badger", "Badma", "Badr", "Badri", "Badulf", "Badurad", "Baer", "Baern", "Baftjar", "Bagadata", "Bagel", "Baggi", "Bagh", "Baghdasar", "Bagrat", "Bagus", "Bagwunagijik", "Bah", "Baha", "Bahadir", "Bahador", "Bahadur", "Bahaim", "Bahamerian", "Bahar", "Bahargül", "Bahas", "Bahati", "Bahauddin", "Bahdan", "Bahiga", "Bahij", "Bahija", "Bahiyya", "Bahman", "Bahnar", "Bahram", "Bahrom", "Bahtiyar", "Bahu", "Bahurim", "Bai", "Baia", "Baibars", "Baihu", "Bail", "Baila", "Bailee", "Bailey", "Bair", "Bairan", "Bairre", "Bairrfhionn", "Baishan", "Baize", "Bajame", "Bajith", "Bajram", "Bakar", "Bakari", "Bakarne", "Bakbakkar", "Bakbuk", "Bakbuki", "Bakbukiah", "Bakbul", "Baker", "Bakerne", "Bakhiy", "Bakht", "Bakhtiar", "Bakhtiyar", "Bakhtiyor", "Bakhtullah", "Bakhtura", "Baki", "Bakir", "Bakr", "Baktet", "Baktor", "Baktygul", "Bakul", "Bakur", "Bakuri", "Bal-L", "Bala", "Balaam", "Balabhadra", "Balac", "Baladan", "Baladeva", "Balaji", "Balak", "Balakrishna", "Balaksel", "Balalam", "Balam", "Balama", "Balandina", "Balarabe", "Balaram", "Balarama", "Balari", "Balasar", "Balbina", "Balbine", "Balbinka", "Balbino", "Balbinus", "Balbon", "Balbus", "Bald", "Baldassare", "Baldemar", "Balder", "Balderich", "Balderk", "Baldev", "Baldewin", "Baldilo", "Baldiz", "Baldo", "Baldomar", "Baldomero", "Baldor", "Baldovino", "Baldr", "Baldric", "Balduino", "Baldur", "Balduíno", "Baldwin", "Baldwine", "Baleigh", "Balendin", "Balfour", "Balfur", "Baliram", "Balis", "Balitus", "Baljit", "Balkas", "Balla", "Ballard", "Ballore", "Balltze", "Balor", "Balqis", "Balraj", "Balris", "Baltasar", "Baltassar", "Baltazar", "Balthamos", "Balthasar", "Balthazar", "Baltsar", "Balu", "Balveer", "Balvir", "Balwinder", "Balázs", "Bamah", "Bambang", "Bambi", "Bamidele", "Ban", "Bana", "Banach", "Bancu", "Bandage", "Bandana", "Bandi", "Bandile", "Bane", "Banhi", "Bani", "Banita", "Banja", "Banjar", "Banjeet", "Banjo", "Banks", "Banky", "Bano", "Banquo", "Bantanq", "Banu", "Bao", "Baohua", "Baolin", "Bapti", "Baptim", "Baptis", "Baptist", "Baptista", "Baptiste", "Baptistin", "Baqar", "Baqi", "Baqir", "Bar", "Bara", "Baraath", "Barabal", "Barabbas", "Barachel", "Barachias", "Barack", "Baradates", "Baragh", "Barah", "Barak", "Baraka", "Barakah", "Barakas", "Barakat", "Barakatullah", "Baran", "Barat", "Baraz", "Barb", "Barbara", "Barbarah", "Barbare", "Barbarka", "Barbaro", "Barbary", "Barbe", "Barben", "Barbhiji", "Barbie", "Barbonyson", "Barbora", "Barbra", "Barbrai", "Barbro", "Barbund", "Barburg", "Barc", "Barca", "Barclay", "Barcr", "Bard", "Bardeid", "Bardhe", "Bardhok", "Bardhul", "Bardhyl", "Bardreja", "Bardryn", "Bardulf", "Barectavisabelinder", "Barely", "Barend", "Barendd", "Bareris", "Bari", "Baria", "Bariah", "Barica", "Barije", "Barir", "Bariş", "Barjam", "Barjath", "Barjesus", "Barjona", "Barkitbal", "Barkley", "Barkos", "Barku'shi'safis", "Barlaam", "Barlammir", "Barloth", "Barna", "Barnaba", "Barnabas", "Barnaby", "Barnabás", "Barnabé", "Barnar", "Barneby", "Barnet", "Barney", "Barol", "Baron", "Barotr", "Barouch", "Barquq", "Barr", "Barra", "Barret", "Barrett", "Barrfind", "Barri", "Barrie", "Barry", "Barsabas", "Barsabbas", "Barsbay", "Bart", "Barta", "Bartal", "Barte", "Bartek", "Bartel", "Barten", "Bartholomaios", "Bartholomei", "Bartholomeus", "Bartholomew", "Bartholomäus", "Bartholýß", "Barthélémy", "Bartimaeus", "Bartimeus", "Bartlett", "Bartol", "Bartola", "Bartolo", "Bartolomea", "Bartolomej", "Bartolomeo", "Bartolomeu", "Bartolomé", "Bartoloměj", "Bartomeu", "Barton", "Bartosz", "Bartuś", "Bartłomiej", "Baruaki", "Baruch", "Barukh", "Baruodor", "Bary", "Baryal", "Baryali", "Barys", "Barzillai", "Bas", "Basajaun", "Basan", "Basant", "Basanta", "Basanti", "Basaph", "Basappa", "Basavaraja", "Baseeraah", "Basemath", "Basemmath", "Basey", "Basgal", "Basha", "Bashad", "Bashan", "Bashar", "Bashbell", "Bashe", "Bashemath", "Bashir", "Bashkim", "Basia", "Basian", "Basil", "Basile", "Basileios", "Basilia", "Basilio", "Basilius", "Basim", "Basima", "Basime", "Basir", "Basira", "Basit", "Basma", "Basmat", "Basmath", "Basmínia", "Bass", "Bassam", "Bassanio", "Bassem", "Bassett", "Basshi", "Bast", "Bastanyony", "Bastanyonyi", "Bastek", "Bastelvija", "Bastet", "Bastiaan", "Bastian", "Bastien", "Basu", "Basudeb", "Basya", "Batal", "Batari", "Batash", "Batbayar", "Bate", "Batel", "Bates", "Bathsheba", "Bathsuha", "Bato", "Bator", "Batosz", "Batraz", "Batsheva", "Batsia", "Batsu", "Batsuna", "Battine", "Battista", "Batu", "Batuhan", "Batul", "Baturis", "Batya", "Batyah", "Batyr", "Batyás", "Bau", "Baudilio", "Baudouin", "Bauer", "Baugulf", "Baumgartner", "Bausec", "Bauthair", "Bavai", "Bavvai", "Bax", "Baxter", "Baxtiyor", "Bay", "Bayani", "Bayard", "Baybars", "Baylee", "Bayley", "Baylor", "Baylyn", "Bayra", "Bayram", "Baz", "Bazagra", "Bazak", "Bazil", "Bazio", "Bazlith", "Bazluth", "Bazy", "Bazyli", "Bazza", "Baśka", "Başak", "Bb", "Bb'b", "Bea", "Beacon", "Beagmund", "Beagnoþ", "Beagobal", "Beagswiþ", "Beahkká", "Beaivi", "Beaivvet", "Bealdræd", "Bealiah", "Bealoth", "Beanta", "Bear", "Bearach", "Beard", "Beardhok", "Beari", "Bearry", "Beart", "Beartu", "Bearweaver", "Beary", "Beat", "Beata", "Beate", "Beates", "Beath", "Beathag", "Beathan", "Beathon", "Beathong", "Beatka", "Beatrice", "Beatrise", "Beatriu", "Beatrix", "Beatriz", "Beatrycze", "Beatus", "Beau", "Beauden", "Beaumont", "Beauregard", "Beaver", "Beavis", "Bebai", "Bebbe", "Bebbiyûn", "Bebi", "Bec", "Becca", "Becci", "Becher", "Bechorath", "Beck", "Becka", "Beckah", "Becker", "Beckett", "Beckey", "Beckham", "Becky", "Bed", "Bedad", "Bedaiah", "Bedan", "Bede", "Bedeiah", "Bedelia", "Bedido", "Bedio", "Bedios", "Bedisa", "Bedivere", "Bedri", "Bedrije", "Bedros", "Bedwyr", "Bedřich", "Bedřichania", "Bedřiška", "Bee", "Beech", "Beeja", "Beeliada", "Beelzeboul", "Beelzebub", "Beelzebul", "Been", "Beena", "Beer", "Beer-lahai-roi", "Beera", "Beerah", "Beerelim", "Beeri", "Beeroth", "Beersheba", "Beet", "Beetle", "Beffar", "Beglar", "Beglune", "Begonya", "Begoña", "Begum", "Begá", "Begüm", "Beha", "Behar", "Behare", "Behemoth", "Behije", "Behisao", "Behiye", "Behkká", "Behn", "Behnam", "Behra", "Behram", "Behrooz", "Behrouz", "Behruz", "Behtter", "Bei", "Beibei", "Beige", "Beigex", "Beileag", "Beiro", "Beitris", "Beja", "Bejah", "Bejan", "Bejaze", "Bekah", "Bekele", "Bekephyrzad", "Bekim", "Bekind", "Bekki", "Bektash", "Bekzat", "Bekzod", "Bel", "Bela", "Belah", "Belarmina", "Belarmino", "Belaufein", "Belaus", "Belay", "Belelathea", "Belem", "Belen", "Belenos", "Belenus", "Belgin", "Beli", "Belial", "Belinay", "Belinda", "Belinha", "Beljo", "Bell", "Bella", "Bellamy", "Bellatrix", "Belle", "Bellerophon", "Bellerophontes", "Belli", "Bello", "Bellona", "Belma", "Belmiro", "Belmynd", "Belph", "Belphoebe", "Belpomed", "Belquis", "Belshazzar", "Belteshazzar", "Beltrafk", "Beltrus", "Beltym", "Belém", "Belémy", "Belén", "Bemere", "Bemidii", "Bemossed", "Ben", "Ben-ammi", "Bena", "Benadam", "Benaiah", "Benard", "Benas", "Benayah", "Benazir", "Bence", "Bendegúz", "Bendigeidfran", "Bendik", "Bendiks", "Bendr", "Bendt", "Bene", "Bene-jaakan", "Beneberak", "Benedek", "Benedetta", "Benedetto", "Benedick", "Benedict", "Benedicta", "Benedicte", "Benedictus", "Benedikt", "Benedikta", "Benediktas", "Benedikte", "Benedita", "Benedito", "Beneduary", "Benedykt", "Benedykta", "Benek", "Benen", "Benes", "Benesh", "Benett", "Bengt", "Bengta", "Benhadad", "Benhail", "Benhanan", "Benher", "Beni", "Beniamin", "Beniamino", "Benicio", "Benigna", "Benigno", "Benignus", "Benimi", "Beninu", "Benio", "Benita", "Benito", "Benj", "Benja", "Benjameno", "Benjamim", "Benjamin", "Benjaminas", "Benjamine", "Benjamín", "Benjan", "Benji", "Benjit", "Benjo", "Benjy", "Benjáme", "Benjámin", "Benn", "Benna", "Benne", "Benner", "Bennett", "Bennibio", "Bennie", "Benno", "Benny", "Beno", "Benoit", "Benon", "Benoni", "Benont", "Benora", "Benotskil", "Benoît", "Benoîte", "Benquasha", "Benson", "Bent", "Bente", "Benthe", "Bentin", "Bentley", "Bento", "Benton", "Bentoren", "Benuś", "Benval", "Benvenuto", "Benvolio", "Benzo", "Benzoheth", "Beom", "Beom-Jin", "Beom-Jun", "Beom-Su", "Beon", "Beor", "Beorgi", "Beorheyer", "Beorhtmund", "Beorhtmær", "Beorhtnoþ", "Beorhtric", "Beorhtræd", "Beorhtsige", "Beorhtweard", "Beorhtwulf", "Beorm'heslas", "Beorn", "Beornflæd", "Beornfriþ", "Beornheard", "Beornhere", "Beornmod", "Beornmund", "Beornoran", "Beornric", "Beornræd", "Beornstan", "Beornweald", "Beornwulf", "Beoru", "Beowulf", "Beppe", "Beppin", "Beqa", "Beqir", "Ber", "Bera", "Berach", "Beracha", "Berachah", "Berachiah", "Berafsin", "Berah", "Berahard", "Berahthraban", "Berahthram", "Beraiah", "Berard", "Berardo", "Berat", "Berbixe", "Bercik", "Berda", "Berde", "Berdem", "Berdi", "Berdia", "Berdich", "Bere", "Berea", "Berechiah", "Bered", "Beredrica", "Bereket", "Beremr", "Beren", "Berend", "Berendina", "Berengar", "Berengaria", "Berenguer", "Berengária", "Berenhard", "Berenice", "Berenika", "Berenike", "Berenisia", "Berett", "Berette", "Berezi", "Berglind", "Bergliot", "Bergljot", "Bergljót", "Berhane", "Berhanu", "Berht", "Berhta", "Berhthelm", "Berhthun", "Berhtnoþ", "Berhtoald", "Berhtræd", "Berhtweald", "Berhtwulf", "Beri", "Beriah", "Beril", "Bering", "Berislav", "Berit", "Berith", "Berjouhi", "Berk", "Berkant", "Berker", "Berko", "Berlin", "Berlinah", "Bermeleikrat", "Bermet", "Bermudo", "Bern", "Berna", "Bernabe", "Bernabé", "Bernadeta", "Bernadett", "Bernadetta", "Bernadette", "Bernadine", "Bernaq", "Bernar", "Bernard", "Bernarda", "Bernardete", "Bernardetta", "Bernardim", "Bernardina", "Bernardine", "Bernardino", "Bernardita", "Bernardo", "Bernat", "Bernd", "Berne", "Bernera", "Bernerak", "Bernetta", "Bernez", "Bernhard", "Bernice", "Bernie", "Berniece", "Bernike", "Bernt", "Bernuharduz", "Berny", "Bernát", "Berodach", "Berodach-baladan", "Beronná", "Berothai", "Berothath", "Berowne", "Berra", "Berrak", "Berri", "Berrian", "Berrice", "Berrig", "Berry", "Berseun", "Bersk", "Bert", "Berta", "Bertalan", "Berth", "Bertha", "Berthe", "Berthild", "Berthina", "Berthold", "Bertid", "Bertie", "Bertil", "Bertille", "Bertilo", "Bertina", "Berto", "Bertoldo", "Berton", "Bertothy", "Bertram", "Bertrand", "Bertrando", "Bertók", "Bervane", "Bervif", "Berwyn", "Bery", "Beryar", "Beryl", "Bes", "Besa", "Besadii", "Besai", "Besarion", "Beshiltheeni", "Besik", "Besiki", "Besim", "Besjana", "Beslan", "Beslav", "Besmir", "Besmira", "Besna", "Besnik", "Besnike", "Beso", "Besodeiah", "Besor", "Bess", "Bessarion", "Bessel", "Bessie", "Beste", "Bet", "Bet'uel", "Betah", "Betania", "Betelgeuse", "Beten", "Beth", "Beth-aram", "Beth-ave", "Beth-aven", "Beth-azmaveth", "Beth-baalmeon", "Beth-barah", "Beth-birei", "Beth-car", "Beth-dagon", "Beth-dib", "Beth-diblathaim", "Beth-ezal", "Beth-gader", "Beth-gamul", "Beth-haccerem", "Beth-haran", "Beth-horon", "Beth-lebaoth", "Beth-marcaboth", "Beth-meon", "Beth-nimrah", "Beth-palet", "Beth-pazzez", "Beth-peor", "Beth-phelet", "Beth-rapha", "Beth-shemesh", "Beth-zur", "Betha", "Bethabara", "Bethan", "Bethanath", "Bethania", "Bethanie", "Bethany", "Betharabah", "Bethard", "Bethari", "Bethel", "Bethemek", "Bether", "Bethesda", "Bethina", "Bethlehem", "Bethney", "Bethphage", "Bethrophrah", "Bethrynna", "Bethsabee", "Bethsabée", "Bethsaida", "Bethshan", "Bethsuhi", "Bethuel", "Bethuhrihk", "Bethzur", "Bethânia", "Beti", "Betje", "Betjo", "Betlem", "Beto", "Beton", "Betonim", "Betony", "Betrys", "Betsk", "Betsu", "Betsy", "Bette", "Bettie", "Bettina", "Betting", "Bettino", "Betty", "Bettye", "Betye", "Betynfo", "Betânia", "Betül", "Beulah", "Beusesp", "Bev", "Bevan", "Beven", "Bever", "Beverlejo", "Beverley", "Beverlio", "Beverly", "Bevin", "Bevis", "Bevom", "Bevon", "Bevvie", "Bexhet", "Beyen", "Beyett", "Beyle", "Beylke", "Beyza", "Beyzado", "Beza", "Bezai", "Bezaleel", "Bezareph", "Bezek", "Bezer", "Beáta", "Beñat", "Beāte", "Beđar", "Bhagavan", "Bhagavati", "Bhagirath", "Bhagwan", "Bhagyamma", "Bhaha", "Bhakati", "Bhakur", "Bhaltair", "Bhamini", "Bhana", "Bhanar", "Bhanu", "Bhanumati", "Bhar", "Bharash", "Bharat", "Bharata", "Bharatabhai", "Bharath", "Bharati", "Bhard", "Bhari", "Bharti", "Bhaskar", "Bhaskara", "Bhasvan", "Bhaswar", "Bhavana", "Bhavanaben", "Bhavani", "Bhavika", "Bhavna", "Bhavnish", "Bhavya", "Bheinná", "Bheisəyr", "Bhert", "Bhim", "Bhima", "Bhob", "Bhobhad", "Bhoja", "Bhola", "Bhshthaah", "Bhuma", "Bhumi", "Bhumika", "Bhupendra", "Bhuri", "Bhàtair", "Bia", "Biafyndar", "Biaggio", "Biagino", "Biagio", "Biago", "Biagán", "Biaki", "Bialaer", "Bianca", "Biancamaria", "Bianka", "Biao", "Bib'seca", "Bib'torthal", "Bibalgz", "Bibauthbei", "Bibek", "Biber", "Bibi", "Bibian", "Bibiana", "Bibigul", "Bibiána", "Biblo", "Bibloo", "Bibul", "Bibun", "Bibur", "Biburaldovit", "Bice", "Bich", "Bichael", "Bichri", "Bid", "Bidane", "Biddy", "Bidelia", "Bider", "Bidi-Bidy", "Bidkar", "Bidziil", "Bidzina", "Biede", "Bieh", "Biehtár", "Bieith", "Bieito", "Biejan", "Biejaš", "Biejus", "Biel", "Biellá", "Bienná", "Bienvenida", "Biera", "Bieraš", "Bierdna", "Biergá", "Bierra", "Bierrelaš", "Bierril", "Bierrán", "Bieržá", "Biette", "Biff", "Bigge-", "Biggs", "Biggá", "Bigthan", "Bigvai", "Bihane", "Bihotz", "Bihtbuddisha", "Bihter", "Bihto", "Bihtræd", "Biijá", "Bijay", "Bijou", "Bijoy", "Bijáš", "Bikash", "Bikendi", "Biket", "Bikichi", "Bikká", "Bila", "Bilah", "Bilal", "Bilbay", "Bilbil", "Bildad", "Bile", "Bileam", "Bilel", "Bilgag", "Bilgah", "Bilgai", "Bilge", "Bilgüün", "Bilha", "Bilhah", "Bilhan", "Bilie", "Bilihohan", "Bilio", "Bilja", "Biljana", "Biljaniel", "Biljo", "Bill", "Bille", "Billia", "Billiam", "Billie", "Billientae", "Billy", "Billzo", "Bilqis", "Bilqisa", "Bilshan", "Bilud", "Bilyana", "Bilzi", "Bilƙisu", "Bima", "Bimal", "Bimala", "Bimby", "Bimbycile", "Bimhal", "Bimhilfre", "Bimla", "Bimpnottin", "Bin", "Bina", "Binay", "Binbin", "Bindi", "Bindu", "Bindy", "Bine", "Binea", "Binky", "Binnui", "Binod", "Bintra'orm'hessev", "Binyamin", "Bioda", "Bion", "Bipin", "Biqtor", "Bira", "Birch", "Bird", "Birdie", "Birean", "Birel", "Birendra", "Biret", "Birger", "Birgget", "Birgild", "Birgir", "Birgit", "Birgitt", "Birgitta", "Birgitte", "Biri", "Birita", "Birk", "Birkana", "Birki", "Birkir", "Birman", "Birna", "Birrholtoni", "Birrá", "Birsha", "Birta", "Birte", "Birten", "Birtha", "Birthe", "Birthelis", "Birtholinter", "Birtu", "Birtá", "Biruta", "Birutė", "Birzavith", "Birûsk", "Bisa", "Bisahalani", "Bise", "Bisei", "Bisera", "Biserka", "Bish", "Bishal", "Bishan", "Bishlam", "Bishop", "Bishvajit", "Bislan", "Bislaus", "Bismillah", "Bismund", "Bismuth", "Bison", "Bistra", "Biswajit", "Biswanath", "Bithemis", "Bithiah", "Bithron", "Bithynia", "Bitnima", "Bito", "Bitrus", "Bitsiko", "Bitsuo", "Bittor", "Bituin", "Bityah", "Bizjothjah", "Biztha", "Biđe", "Bjar", "Bjarke", "Bjarki", "Bjarne", "Bjarni", "Bjarte", "Bjartr", "Bjartur", "Bjoern", "Bjorn", "Björg", "Björgvin", "Björk", "Björn", "Björne", "Bjørg", "Bjørn", "Bjørnar", "Bjǫrg", "Bjǫrn", "Blaanid", "Blaffik", "Blafsin", "Blaga", "Blage", "Blagica", "Blagiener", "Blago", "Blagoj", "Blagoje", "Blagorodna", "Blagoslav", "Blagovest", "Blagovesta", "Blagoy", "Blagun", "Blaguna", "Blahoslav", "Blai", "Blain", "Blaine", "Blair", "Blaire", "Blaise", "Blaize", "Blake", "Blakely", "Blan", "Blana", "Blanca", "Blanch", "Blanchard", "Blanche", "Blanchez", "Blanco", "Blandina", "Blandine", "Blandinus", "Blandus", "Blane", "Blanid", "Blanka", "Blano", "Blanzalesias", "Blanzalez", "Blas", "Blase", "Blasi", "Blasius", "Blastus", "Blath", "Blaze", "Blazh", "Blazhe", "Blażka", "Blażko", "Blaž", "Blaže", "Blažej", "Blažena", "Blaženka", "Blaženko", "Bleach", "Bleda", "Bledar", "Bleddyn", "Bledi", "Bleed", "Blejan", "Blejman", "Blendi", "Bleona", "Blerim", "Blerina", "Blerta", "Blessing", "Bleu", "Bliss", "Blithe", "Blodeuedd", "Blodeuwedd", "Blodeuyn", "Blodiq", "Blodkit", "Blodwen", "Blolbar", "Blon", "Blondie", "Blong", "Blood", "Bloom", "Blordun", "Blorikar", "Blossom", "Blu", "Blue", "Bluma", "Bly", "Blyin", "Blyta", "Blythe", "Blyza", "Bláinnigiha", "Bláithín", "Bláthnaid", "Bláthnat", "Bláthíne", "Bláán", "Bnuke", "Bo", "Bo-Gyeom", "Bo-Gyeong", "Bo-Hyeon", "Bo-Mi", "Bo-Min", "Bo-Ming", "Bo-Seong", "Bo-Seun", "Bo-Yeong", "Bo-Yeongwei", "Bo-Yu", "Bo-Yun", "Boadicea", "Boanerges", "Boann", "Boar", "Boara", "Board", "Boardung", "Boaventura", "Boaz", "Bob", "Boban", "Bobbe", "Bobbech", "Bobbi", "Bobbie", "Bobby", "Bobbá", "Bobcat", "Bobert", "Bobio", "Bobjo", "Bobur", "Bocheru", "Bochim", "Bodashtart", "Bodaway", "Boddy", "Boddynock", "Bode", "Bodebel", "Bodek", "Boden", "Bodhi", "Bodie", "Bodil", "Bodo", "Bodzia", "Boel", "Boele", "Boer", "Bogdall", "Bogdallsteraflam", "Bogdan", "Bogdana", "Bogdanek", "Bogece", "Boghos", "Boglárka", "Bogna", "Bogomil", "Bogomir", "Bogumiko", "Bogumil", "Bogumir", "Bogumił", "Bogumiła", "Bogus", "Bogusia", "Bogusis", "Boguslav", "Bogusz", "Bogusław", "Bogusława", "Boguth", "Boguś", "Boguśka", "Bohan", "Bohdan", "Bohdana", "Bohnanon", "Bohoph", "Bohort", "Bohov", "Bohu", "Bohumil", "Bohumila", "Bohumír", "Bohuslav", "Bohuslava", "Boipek", "Boipelo", "Boitumelo", "Bojag", "Bojan", "Bojana", "Bojidar", "Bol", "Bolanle", "Bolat", "Bolba", "Boldizsár", "Boleczek", "Bolek", "Bolen", "Boleslaus", "Boleslav", "Boleslava", "Bolesław", "Bolesława", "Bolo", "Bolormaa", "Bolortsetseg", "Boluś", "Bolívar", "Bom", "Boman", "Bomana", "Bomei", "Bomilcar", "Bomilcare", "Bon", "Bonaccorso", "Bonata", "Bonaventura", "Bonaventure", "Bonawid", "Bondo", "Bone", "Boneguts", "Bongani", "Bonice", "Bonifaas", "Boniface", "Bonifacia", "Bonifacio", "Bonifacy", "Bonifatius", "Bonifaz", "Bonifrey", "Bonifác", "Bonifácio", "Bonija", "Bonim", "Bonita", "Bonitus", "Bonnie", "Bonolo", "Bontu", "Book", "Booker", "Boone", "Boos", "Booz", "Bopha", "Boppa", "Bor", "Bora", "Borage", "Boran", "Borbála", "Bore", "Boreas", "Borel", "Borgh", "Borghild", "Borghildr", "Borghildur", "Borin", "Boris", "Borisi", "Borislav", "Borislava", "Boriss", "Borisu", "Borivik", "Borivoi", "Borivoj", "Borivoje", "Borja", "Borjab", "Borka", "Borko", "Borna", "Bornbazine", "Boro", "Bors", "Borsk", "Borut", "Bory", "Borya", "Borys", "Borysek", "Borysław", "Boróka", "Bosch", "Bose", "Bosede", "Boses", "Boskath", "Bosmat", "Boson", "Bosse", "Bosteino", "Bosto", "Boston", "Botanical", "Botany", "Bothina", "Botond", "Botros", "Botsa", "Botsk", "Bottle", "Bottom", "Bottomfeeder", "Botum", "Botwulf", "Bou", "Bouba", "Boubacar", "Boudewijn", "Boudica", "Boudicca", "Boul", "Boulder", "Boulos", "Bounmy", "Bourbon", "Boutros", "Bovine", "Bowen", "Bowie", "Bowladius", "Bowling", "Boxer", "Boyan", "Boyana", "Boyce", "Boyd", "Boyka", "Boyko", "Bozez", "Bozhena", "Bozhidar", "Bozhidara", "Bozho", "Bozrah", "Bořek", "Bořivoj", "Boško", "Boštjan", "Bożena", "Bożenka", "Bożidar", "Bożimir", "Bożydan-Uk", "Bożydar", "Boža", "Božena", "Božica", "Božidar", "Božidarka", "Božo", "Braam", "Brace", "Bracha", "Bracket", "Brad", "Bradamante", "Bradeigh", "Braden", "Bradford", "Bradia", "Bradie", "Bradley", "Brady", "Bradán", "Braeden", "Brael", "Braelyn", "Braelynn", "Braemek", "Braeylee", "Brage", "Bragi", "Brahim", "Brahma", "Brahom", "Braiden", "Braidy", "Brais", "Braith", "Brajan", "Bram", "Bran", "Branca", "Brance", "Brancent", "Brances", "Brancio", "Brancy", "Brand", "Branda", "Brande", "Brandee", "Branden", "Brander", "Brandharill", "Brandi", "Brandie", "Brando", "Brandon", "Brandono", "Brandr", "Brandra", "Brandrea", "Brandrew", "Brandt", "Brandy", "Brandán", "Brane", "Branimir", "Branimira", "Branislav", "Branislava", "Branju", "Brank", "Branka", "Brankica", "Branko", "Brannon", "Branson", "Brant", "Brantan", "Brante", "Brantley", "Branwen", "Bratar", "Bratislav", "Bratislava", "Bratomil", "Bratoslav", "Bratsiya", "Bratumił", "Braulio", "Brava", "Braxton", "Bray", "Brayan", "Brayden", "Braylen", "Braylon", "Braňka", "Brde", "Brdea", "Brdel", "Brderr", "Brdes", "Bread", "Breana", "Breandán", "Breann", "Breanna", "Breanne", "Breas", "Brecht", "Brechtje", "Brechtnamon", "Breck", "Brecken", "Breda", "Bree", "Breena", "Breeshey", "Breeze", "Breindel", "Breixo", "Bren", "Brence", "Brences", "Brencesley", "Brenda", "Brendan", "Brendano", "Brendanus", "Brenden", "Brendino", "Brendo", "Brendon", "Brene", "Brenel", "Brenna", "Brennan", "Brennon", "Brennus", "Breno", "Brenobik", "Brent", "Brenti", "Brentiana", "Brenton", "Brenu", "Breonna", "Breshna", "Brest", "Brestkeemal", "Breston", "Bret", "Bretonio", "Brett", "Brette", "Brew", "Brfxxccxxmnpcccclllmmnprxvclmnckssqlbb11116", "Brhi", "Bri", "Bria", "Briaco", "Briallen", "Brian", "Briana", "Briane", "Brianeth", "Brianna", "Brianne", "Briano", "Briar", "Bric", "Brica", "Brice", "Bricius", "Brick", "Brid", "Bride", "Bridge", "Bridger", "Bridget", "Bridgette", "Bridie", "Brie", "Briella", "Brielle", "Brig", "Briggs", "Brigh", "Brigham", "Brighid", "Brightwood", "Brigid", "Brigida", "Brigido", "Brigit", "Brigita", "Brigitta", "Brigitte", "Brigo", "Brigora", "Brijesh", "Brijesha", "Brik", "Brikena", "Bril", "Briley", "Brimarch", "Brin", "Brina", "Brine", "Brinel", "Briniz", "Brinley", "Brintirr", "Brinus", "Brion", "Brionna", "Briony", "Bris", "Brisalohib", "Briscoe", "Briseida", "Briseis", "Brisilda", "Bristol", "Brit", "Brita", "Britanio", "Britannia", "Brites", "Britney", "Britt", "Britta", "Brittani", "Brittania", "Brittany", "Brittney", "Brittni", "Brittny", "Britton", "Brivolbn7q", "Brixton", "Brlle", "Brobrark", "Broca", "Brocc", "Broccomaglos", "Broccán", "Brochfael", "Brochmail", "Brocife", "Brock", "Broderic", "Broderick", "Brodie", "Brodor", "Brody", "Broen", "Brogán", "Broichan", "Brokkr", "Brolisa", "Bromounred", "Bron", "Bronagh", "Bronek", "Broni", "Bronimir", "Bronio", "Bronislaus", "Bronislav", "Bronislava", "Bronislovas", "Bronisław", "Bronisława", "Bronius", "Bronk", "Bronna", "Bronson", "Bronte", "Brontes", "Bronwen", "Bronwyn", "Bronx", "Bronymeng", "Bronze", "Bronzefeather", "Brook", "Brooke", "Brooklyn", "Brooklynn", "Brooks", "Broom", "Broos", "Bror", "Brottor", "Browner", "Brt", "Brter", "Brto", "Brton", "Bruce", "Bruco", "Brude", "Bruellee", "Bruenor", "Brun", "Bruna", "Brune", "Brunella", "Brunello", "Brunhild", "Brunhilda", "Brunhilde", "Brunihild", "Brunilda", "Brunjōhildiz", "Brunnr", "Bruno", "Brunon", "Brunonek", "Brushgather", "Brutus", "Brwinth", "Brya", "Bryan", "Bryana", "Bryanna", "Bryanne", "Bryant", "Bryce", "Brycen", "Brycend", "Brychan", "Bryder", "Brygida", "Brygidka", "Brylee", "Bryn", "Bryndís", "Bryneiros", "Brynhild", "Brynhildr", "Brynhildur", "Brynja", "Brynjar", "Brynjarr", "Brynlee", "Brynmor", "Brynn", "Brynne", "Bryon", "Bryony", "Bryseis", "Bryson", "Brytond", "Bryva", "Bryze", "Brádach", "Brás", "Bráulio", "Brân", "Brândușa", "Bréad", "Bréanainn", "Bríd", "Bríet", "Brígh", "Brígida", "Brízida", "Brónach", "Bróðir", "Brünhild", "Bržk", "Buana", "Bubba", "Bucanan", "Buck", "Bucket", "Buckongahelas", "Bucthalomew", "Bud", "Buddy", "Budi", "Budicaladh", "Budur", "Budzisław", "Buegoneguig", "Buenaventura", "Buend", "Buffy", "Buford", "Bug", "Bugs", "Bugsy", "Buhle", "Bujar", "Bukar", "Bukhuti", "Bukki", "Bukkiah", "Bukola", "Bukuri", "Bukurie", "Bukurije", "Bukuroshe", "Bukutin", "Bul", "Bula", "Bulan", "Bulat", "Bulbul", "Bulcsú", "Bulgan", "Bulk", "Bullard", "Bullet", "Bulmaro", "Bulus", "Bulut", "Bumber", "Bumbule", "Bunah", "Bungil", "Bunji", "Bunmei", "Bunnah", "Bunni", "Bunnr", "Bunny", "Bunya", "Bunyu", "Buohttá", "Bur", "Burak", "Burbunnos", "Burbuqe", "Burchard", "Burcu", "Burg", "Burgell", "Burger", "Burghard", "Burgheard", "Burghelm", "Burgheser", "Burghild", "Burghui", "Burgnoþ", "Burgric", "Burgræd", "Burgstan", "Burgundy", "Burgwulf", "Burh", "Burhan", "Burhanettin", "Burhanuddin", "Burim", "Burke", "Burkhard", "Burkhart", "Burt", "Burton", "Burtothy", "Burçin", "Burçğ", "Bus", "Buse", "Bushi", "Bushid", "Bushra", "Businge", "Bussuregios", "Buster", "Butrus", "Butsa", "Butsuki", "Buttercup", "Butto", "Button", "Buyan", "Buz", "Buzi", "Buzz", "Buğlem", "Buğra", "Byblos", "Byelobog", "Byeol", "Byeol-Ha", "Byeong", "Byeong-Ho", "Byeong-Jun", "Byeong-Mina", "Byeonore", "Byname", "Byota", "Byota'hanne", "Byrd", "Byrhthere", "Byrhtmund", "Byrhtnoþ", "Byrhtric", "Byrne", "Byron", "Bysshe", "Byung", "Byung-Ho", "Bziana", "Báirbre", "Bálint", "Bánccu", "Bánnos", "Bára", "Bárbara", "Bárðr", "Bávllos", "Bávlos", "Bávlá", "Bávva", "Bávval", "Bávvál", "Bážá", "Bärbel", "Bård", "Bèr", "Béatrice", "Bébhiliphathni", "Bébhinn", "Bébhionn", "Bébinn", "Béibhinn", "Béla", "Bénédicte", "Béren", "Bérenette", "Bérenger", "Bérengère", "Bérénice", "Bình", "Bíborka", "Bích", "Bóinn", "Bóthildr", "Börje", "Bözsi", "Børge", "Búi", "Bülent", "Bünyamin", "Büşra", "Běla", "Bělil", "Błażej", "Błażek", "Břetislav", "Bəxtilsey", "Bəxtiyar", "Bảo", "C", "C#", "C++", "CSD-P", "Cabbith", "Cabbon", "Cabdiraxmaan", "Cabdullaahi", "Cabdulqaadir", "Cabul", "Cace", "Cacer", "Cacey", "Cadalet", "Cadan", "Cade", "Cadel", "Cadell", "Caden", "Cadence", "Caderina", "Cades", "Cadet", "Cadeyrn", "Cadezhe'e", "Cadfael", "Cadfan", "Cadfaniza", "Cadhla", "Cadi", "Cadie", "Cadmium", "Cadmus", "Cadoc", "Cadogan", "Cadom", "Cadwalader", "Cadwaladr", "Cadwgan", "Cadwik", "Cadwina", "Cadwine", "Cady", "Caecilia", "Caecilius", "Caecylian", "Caedmon", "Cael", "Caelan", "Caeleelile", "Caelestinus", "Caelestis", "Caelia", "Caelie", "Caelin", "Caelina", "Caelinus", "Caelius", "Caelynn", "Caens", "Caerwyn", "Caesar", "Caesarius", "Caescentje", "Caeso", "Caesonia", "Caesonius", "Caeta", "Caetana", "Caetano", "Caeth", "Caetha", "Caethary", "Caetlicu", "Caetlin", "Caey", "Cafer", "Cafferty", "Caffie", "Cahal", "Cahan", "Cahando", "Cahaya", "Cahir", "Cahya", "Cahyo", "Cai", "Caiaphas", "Caiat", "Caiden", "Caietanus", "Caihong", "Cailean", "Caileigh", "Cailin", "Cailtarni", "Cailyn", "Caim", "Cain", "Caina", "Cainan", "Cainneach", "Cainnech", "Caintigern", "Caio", "Caioa", "Caiore", "Caiphas", "Cair", "Cairan", "Cairbre", "Cairistìona", "Cairo", "Caishen", "Caiside", "Caitlin", "Caitlyn", "Caitlín", "Caitria", "Caitrìona", "Caitríona", "Caius", "Caixia", "Caiyun", "Caj", "Caja", "Cajetan", "Cajetanus", "Cajsa", "Cake", "Cal", "Calabi", "Calabra", "Calafia", "Calah", "Calanthe", "Calanthia", "Calath", "Calbhach", "Calcah", "Calcol", "Calculator", "Calculus", "Calder", "Cale", "Caleb", "Caleb-Ephratah", "Caleigh", "Calfuray", "Calgary", "Cali", "Caliban", "Calibri", "Calie", "California", "Caligula", "Calili", "Calisa", "Caliss", "Calista", "Calisto", "Calixta", "Calixte", "Calixto", "Calixtus", "Call", "Calla", "Callahan", "Callan", "Callarem", "Calle", "Callee", "Calleigh", "Callen", "Callias", "Callie", "Callinicus", "Callinka", "Calliope", "Callippo", "Callirrhoe", "Callista", "Callistis", "Callisto", "Callistus", "Callixtus", "Callum", "Calneh", "Calno", "Calo", "Calogera", "Calogero", "Calogerus", "Calom", "Calore", "Calpurnia", "Calpurnius", "Calsulteth", "Calum", "Calvagh", "Calvai", "Calvair", "Calvary", "Calvin", "Calvo", "Calvus", "Calypso", "Calyx", "Cam", "Camach", "Camal", "Camarin", "Camarín", "Camarína", "Camber", "Cambertolina", "Cambria", "Cambril", "Cambyses", "Camden", "Camdev", "Camdyn", "Came", "Camelia", "Camellia", "Camerino", "Cameron", "Cami", "Camid", "Camila", "Camilla", "Camille", "Camillo", "Camillus", "Camilo", "Cammie", "Cammim", "Camon", "Camp", "Campaben", "Campbell", "Campeius", "Camron", "Camryn", "Camélia", "Can", "Cana", "Canaan", "Canan", "Canary", "Cancend", "Cancer", "Cancio", "Cand", "Candace", "Cande", "Candela", "Candelaria", "Candelario", "Candelas", "Candelera", "Candeloria", "Canderi", "Candi", "Candice", "Candida", "Candide", "Candido", "Candidus", "Candis", "Candle", "Candlestick", "Candret", "Candy", "Candyce", "Cane", "Canec", "Canelk", "Caner", "Canesthio", "Caneu", "Cannon", "Canouel", "Canowicakte", "Cansu", "Cantarason", "Cantarâbâd", "Cantelymna", "Canter", "Canti", "Canula", "Canute", "Canvas", "Canvi", "Canyon", "Caoileann", "Caoilfhionn", "Caoilinn", "Caoimane", "Caoimhe", "Caoimhín", "Caolán", "Caomh", "Caomhán", "Caomhánh", "Capac", "Capella", "Capernaum", "Caphtor", "Capitolina", "Cappadocia", "Caprakaf", "Capri", "Caprice", "Capricia", "Caprin", "Caprina", "Capt", "Capucine", "Capy", "Cara", "Caracalla", "Caradoc", "Caradog", "Carak", "Caramia", "Caramip", "Caras", "Carasvati", "Caratacus", "Caratauc", "Caratācos", "Caravanan", "Carayl", "Carbrey", "Carbry", "Carcas", "Carcasabace", "Card", "Cardea", "Cardinal", "Cardsadum", "Careah", "Careen", "Careinand", "Carel", "Caren", "Carey", "Cargon", "Cari", "Cariam", "Caridad", "Carin", "Carina", "Carind", "Carine", "Caris", "Carissa", "Carita", "Caritina", "Carl", "Carla", "Carleigh", "Carlen", "Carlene", "Carles", "Carleti", "Carleton", "Carletop", "Carley", "Carlie", "Carlijn", "Carlin", "Carlinhos", "Carlisa", "Carlisle", "Carlito", "Carlitos", "Carlman", "Carlo", "Carloman", "Carloom", "Carlos", "Carlota", "Carlott", "Carlotta", "Carlotte", "Carlower", "Carlton", "Carlu", "Carly", "Carlyle", "Carlyn", "Carme", "Carmel", "Carmela", "Carmelita", "Carmella", "Carmelo", "Carmem", "Carmen", "Carmencita", "Carmi", "Carmin", "Carmina", "Carmine", "Carminho", "Carmiña", "Carmo", "Carmoira", "Carol", "Carola", "Carolann", "Carold", "Carole", "Carolien", "Carolin", "Carolina", "Caroline", "Carolus", "Carolyn", "Caron", "Caronym", "Carooke", "Carp", "Carpet", "Carpus", "Carqen", "Carr", "Carra", "Carreen", "Carric", "Carrie", "Carrington", "Carrion", "Carrol", "Carroll", "Carrot", "Carruth", "Carry", "Carshena", "Carsif", "Carson", "Carsten", "Carte", "Carter", "Carthach", "Cartier", "Carto", "Cartolit", "Carva", "Carve", "Carver", "Carwyn", "Cary", "Carydr", "Caryl", "Carylu", "Caryn", "Carynabá", "Carys", "Cas", "Casandra", "Case", "Casen", "Casey", "Cash", "Casha", "Cashesegra", "Cashew", "Casier", "Casilda", "Casimir", "Casimira", "Casimiro", "Casiphia", "Casirio", "Casley", "Casluhim", "Cason", "Caspar", "Casper", "Caspian", "Caspien", "Cass", "Cassander", "Cassandra", "Cassandre", "Cassarah", "Casseté", "Cassi", "Cassia", "Cassian", "Cassianus", "Cassidy", "Cassie", "Cassiel", "Cassio", "Cassiopea", "Cassiopeia", "Cassius", "Cassy", "Cassye", "Castiel", "Castille", "Castor", "Castro", "Cat", "Cata", "Catahecassa", "Cataleya", "Catalina", "Catalino", "Catarina", "Catarino", "Cate", "Catea", "Cateline", "Catell", "Catello", "Catellus", "Cater", "Caterina", "Catguocaun", "Cath", "Catha", "Cathair", "Cathal", "Cathalán", "Cathan", "Cathaoir", "Catharina", "Catharine", "Cathassach", "Cathe", "Cather", "Catheremy", "Catherin", "Catherina", "Catherine", "Catheryl", "Cathie", "Cathleen", "Cathley", "Cathrin", "Cathrine", "Cathryn", "Cathy", "Cathán", "Catia", "Catina", "Cato", "Catori", "Catra", "Catrin", "Catrina", "Catrine", "Catrinel", "Catriona", "Catullus", "Caturnana", "Catuxa", "Caus", "Causantín", "Caustantin", "Cauã", "Cavad", "Cavan", "Cave", "Cavid", "Cay", "Cayara", "Cayden", "Cayetana", "Cayetano", "Cayla", "Caylee", "Cayley", "Caylin", "Cays", "Cayson", "Caz", "Caíndelbán", "Cc", "Ceadda", "Ceaddice", "Ceald", "Ceallach", "Ceallagh", "Ceara", "Cearbhall", "Ceargei", "Cearl", "Cearra", "Cebragall", "Cebrail", "Cebrián", "Cece", "Cecebano", "Cecelia", "Cech", "Cecht", "Cecil", "Cecile", "Cecilia", "Cecilie", "Cecilija", "Cecilio", "Cecily", "Cecima", "Cecylia", "Cecylka", "Cecília", "Cecílie", "Cecílio", "Cedar", "Ceden", "Cedric", "Cedrick", "Cedron", "Ceel", "Cees", "Ceferino", "Cefin", "Cefrey", "Cei", "Ceidhe", "Ceidil", "Ceinwen", "Ceirdisine", "Celaeno", "Celal", "Celale", "Celandine", "Celei", "Celerina", "Celerino", "Celes", "Celeshmuel", "Celest", "Celeste", "Celestia", "Celestina", "Celestine", "Celestino", "Celestyn", "Celestyna", "Celestyne", "Celi", "Celia", "Celika", "Celiko", "Celina", "Celinda", "Celine", "Celinka", "Celino", "Celio", "Cellach", "Cellachán", "Celsa", "Celsius", "Celso", "Celsus", "Celyn", "Cem", "Cemal", "Cemil", "Cemile", "Cemre", "Cen", "Cenchrea", "Cendrillon", "Ceneb", "Cenech", "Cengiz", "Cenhelm", "Cenk", "Cennet", "Cennétig", "Cenric", "Cenrice", "Cenrŋ", "Central Point Exploding into an Infinite Volume", "Centwine", "Ceol", "Ceolbeald", "Ceolberht", "Ceolmund", "Ceolræd", "Ceolweard", "Cephalus", "Cephas", "Cephe", "Cepheus", "Ceraja", "Cerball", "Cerberus", "Cerbor", "Cerdic", "Ceren", "Cerere", "Ceres", "Ceri", "Ceridwen", "Cerise", "Cernelthi", "Cernunnos", "Cerridwen", "Cerridwyn", "Cervantes", "Cerve", "Cerys", "Cesar", "Cesare", "Cesareo", "Cesarina", "Cesarino", "Cesc", "Cesia", "Ceslaus", "Cestriflo", "Cesária", "Cesário", "Cetanwakuwa", "Cete", "Cetell", "Cetera", "Cevahir", "Cevdet", "Cey", "Ceyhun", "Ceylan", "Ceylon", "Cey↋", "Cezar", "Cezara", "Cezary", "Cezário", "Ceśka", "Cfaddny", "Cfadiss", "Cfador", "Ch'ivar", "Ch'rothi", "Ch'tali", "Ch'zheeni", "Ch'zor", "Cha", "Cha'akmongwi", "Cha'tima", "Chaaya", "Chabot'You", "Chace", "Chad", "Chada", "Chadrew", "Chadri", "Chadria", "Chadwick", "Chae-A", "Chae-Bin", "Chae-Eun", "Chae-Ha", "Chae-Hui", "Chae-Hun", "Chae-Hyeon", "Chae-I", "Chae-Min", "Chae-Nirus", "Chae-Ri", "Chae-Rin", "Chae-U", "Chae-Un", "Chae-Won", "Chae-Yeon", "Chae-Yeong", "Chae-Young", "Chae-Yu", "Chae-Yul", "Chae-Yun", "Chaedes", "Chaedria", "Chaela", "Chaena", "Chaer", "Chag", "Chaganti", "Chagatai", "Chaggai", "Chaggit", "Chahine", "Chahna", "Chai", "Chaim", "Chaiolea", "Chair", "Chaitali", "Chaitanya", "Chakia", "Chakra", "Chalchiuhtlicue", "Chalcol", "Chaldea", "Chaleb", "Chalice", "Chalite", "Chalkimish", "Chalu", "Cham", "Chaman", "Chambe", "Chameli", "Chami", "Chaminda", "Chammola", "Chamomile", "Champa", "Chan", "Chana", "Chanaan", "Chanah", "Chanammim", "Chanan", "Chananyah", "Chance", "Chand", "Chanda", "Chandaa", "Chandan", "Chandana", "Chandani", "Chander", "Chandler", "Chandra", "Chandrabha", "Chandrak", "Chandrakala", "Chandrakant", "Chandrakanta", "Chandraraj", "Chandrasekhar", "Chandrashekhar", "Chandravti", "Chandresh", "Chandrika", "Chandrima", "Chane", "Chanel", "Chanelle", "Chang", "Chang'e", "Chang-Hyeon", "Chang-Min", "Changming", "Changqing", "Changsheng", "Chanhewb", "Chank", "Chanka", "Chankoowashtay", "Channah", "Channary", "Channd", "Channel", "Channing", "Channon", "Chanokh", "Chansomps", "Chant", "Chantal", "Chantel", "Chantelle", "Chantine", "Chantrea", "Chanté", "Chanyr", "Chanzrin", "Chao", "Chaohui", "Chaos", "Chaoxia", "Chaoyang", "Chapa", "Chaph", "Char", "Chara", "Charade", "Charaka", "Charalambos", "Charalampos", "Charan", "Charanide", "Charat", "Charchemish", "Chard", "Chardreja", "Chares", "Chari", "Charibert", "Chariclea", "Charie", "Charikleia", "Chariklia", "Charilaos", "Charin", "Chariot", "Chariovalda", "Charis", "Charisma", "Chariss", "Charissa", "Charisse", "Charita", "Charito", "Chariton", "Charity", "Charián", "Chark", "Charl", "Charla", "Charlee", "Charleen", "Charleigh", "Charlemagne", "Charlen", "Charlene", "Charles", "Charley", "Charli", "Charlie", "Charline", "Charlite", "Charlize", "Charlot", "Charlott", "Charlotta", "Charlotte", "Charlton", "Charly", "Charlytte", "Charlène", "Charm", "Charmain", "Charmaine", "Charmayanne", "Charmian", "Charmion", "Charna", "Charnette", "Charo", "Charol", "Charon", "Charran", "Charu", "Charudatta", "Charumati", "Charun", "Charvaka", "Chary", "Chas", "Chase", "Chaser", "Chasity", "Chaska", "Chastity", "Chatam", "Chathanglas", "Chathi", "Chaton", "Chatzkel", "Chau", "Chaud", "Chauncey", "Chaunuk", "Chausiku", "Chauthio", "Chava", "Chavaqquq", "Chavatangakwunua", "Chavdar", "Chavis", "Chavvi", "Chawli", "Chawwah", "Chaya", "Chayim", "Chayton", "Chayyim", "Chaz", "Chaza'el", "Che", "Chea", "Cheasequah", "Cheauka", "Chebar", "Chebess", "Chebona", "Chebtale", "Cheché", "Checkers", "Checlav", "Chedomir", "Chedorlaomer", "Chee", "Cheems", "Cheese", "Cheeseburger", "Cheftzi-Bah", "Chegg", "Chehra", "Chekha'il", "Chekharance", "Chekhaz", "Chekka", "Chel", "Chelal", "Chelest", "Chell", "Chella", "Chelle", "Chellistine", "Chellistis", "Chellistyne", "Chellly", "Chelluh", "Chelo", "Chelsea", "Chelsey", "Chelsie", "Chelub", "Chelubai", "Chem", "Chema", "Chemarims", "Chemid", "Chemie", "Chemiya", "Chemosh", "Chen", "Chenaanah", "Chenani", "Chenaniah", "Chenda", "Cheng", "Chengjun", "Chengli", "Chenglin", "Chenoa", "Cheops", "Cheph", "Chephasey", "Chephirah", "Chephren", "Cher", "Chera", "Cherafnhilder", "Cheran", "Cherem", "Cheremy", "Cheren", "Cheresa", "Chereth", "Cherethims", "Cherette", "Chergin", "Chergoba", "Cheri", "Cherice", "Cherie", "Cherilyn", "Cherin", "Cherine", "Cherise", "Cherish", "Cherith", "Chermen", "Chernin", "Chernobog", "Cherry", "Cherryl", "Chert", "Cheryl", "Chesed", "Chesgur", "Cheshire", "Chesia", "Chesil", "Chesimut", "Chesley", "Chesmu", "Chess", "Chessi", "Chest", "Chesta", "Chester", "Chestibor", "Chestimir", "Chestirad", "Chestislav", "Chestkeep", "Chesulloth", "Chet", "Chetan", "Chetana", "Chethi", "Chetū", "Cheveyo", "Chevonne", "Chew", "Chewance", "Chewie", "Chex", "Chey", "Cheyanne", "Cheyenne", "Chez", "Chhaya", "Chhote", "Chhotelal", "Chhoti", "Chi", "Chia", "Chiah", "Chiaki", "Chiamaka", "Chiara", "Chiarina", "Chib", "Chibueze", "Chibuike", "Chibuzo", "Chica", "Chicago", "Chicha", "Chichi", "Chicho", "Chickory", "Chico", "Chidi", "Chidiebele", "Chidiebere", "Chidiebube", "Chidiegwu", "Chidike", "Chidimma", "Chidinma", "Chidon", "Chidubem", "Chie", "Chieko", "Chiemeka", "Chiemi", "Chien", "Chifundo", "Chifuniro", "Chigozie", "Chiharu", "Chihiro", "Chihkku", "Chijindum", "Chijioke", "Chik", "Chika", "Chikako", "Chikara", "Chikatur", "Chike", "Chikelu", "Chikere", "Chikey", "Chiko", "Chikondi", "Chikuk", "Chikumbutso", "Chil", "Chila", "Chilali", "Child", "Childebert", "Childeric", "Childiy", "Chile", "Chileab", "Chiliab", "Chilion", "Chilmad", "Chilouinth", "Chilourti", "Chilperic", "Chim", "Chima", "Chimalis", "Chimalma", "Chimezie", "Chimham", "Chimo", "Chimwala", "Chimwemwe", "Chin", "China", "Chinasa", "Chinatsu", "Chinbo", "Chine", "Chinedu", "Chinenye", "Ching", "Ching-Yu", "Chingis", "Chingiz", "Chinna", "Chinonso", "Chinta", "Chintak", "Chinund", "Chinwe", "Chinweike", "Chinwendu", "Chinweuba", "Chinyelu", "Chinyere", "Chioma", "Chione", "Chios", "Chip", "Chipiliro", "Chipo", "Chippu", "Chir", "Chira", "Chiral", "Chiranjeevi", "Chiranjiv", "Chiranjivi", "Chirayu", "Chirp", "Chirret", "Chisa", "Chish", "Chisha", "Chishen", "Chishimashan", "Chisleu", "Chislon", "Chisloth-tabor", "Chisom", "Chisomo", "Chita", "Chitose", "Chittem", "Chitto", "Chiumbo", "Chiy", "Chiyembekezo", "Chiyo", "Chiyoe", "Chiyoko", "Chiyomi", "Chiyono", "Chizo", "Chizoba", "Chizqiyahu", "Chizuhi", "Chizuko", "Chizuru", "Chlodechilda", "Chlodochar", "Chlodovech", "Chlodulf", "Chloe", "Chloris", "Chlothar", "Chloé", "Chloë", "Cho", "Cho-A", "Chobha", "Chobin", "Chochmo", "Chochokpi", "Chochuschuvio", "Chod", "Chodesh", "Chodri", "Choduraa", "Chogan", "Choi", "Choinnich", "Choji", "Chole", "Cholpon", "Chom", "Chomsky", "Chona", "Chong", "Chonia", "Choovio", "Choque", "Chorazin", "Chosen", "Choshi", "Choss", "Chou", "Chouko", "Choviohoya", "Chowaar", "Chowilawu", "Chozeba", "Chozen", "Chrestos", "Chrety", "Chrim", "Chrime", "Chrina", "Chrino", "Chrios", "Chrippo", "Chris", "Chrisophia", "Chrispĥ", "Chrissie", "Chrissy", "Christ", "Christa", "Christabel", "Christabella", "Christabelle", "Christakis", "Christal", "Christar", "Christel", "Christelle", "Christen", "Christer", "Christi", "Christiaan", "Christian", "Christiana", "Christiane", "Christianeth", "Christianjo", "Christianne", "Christianus", "Christie", "Christin", "Christina", "Christine", "Christino", "Christinus", "Christl", "Christmas", "Christo", "Christobel", "Christof", "Christoffel", "Christoffer", "Christoforos", "Christoph", "Christophe", "Christophen", "Christopher", "Christopheryl", "Christophia", "Christophoros", "Christophorus", "Christos", "Christy", "Christèle", "Chrizanne", "Chrodechildis", "Chroy", "Chrymer", "Chrys", "Chrysa", "Chrysanta", "Chrysanthe", "Chrysanthi", "Chrysanthos", "Chryseis", "Chryses", "Chrysippus", "Chrysostom", "Chrysostomos", "Chryssa", "Chrystal", "Chrystelle", "Chrysteria", "Chrystian", "Chrystiaz", "Chrétien", "Chthonia", "Chu'a", "Chuan", "Chuch", "Chucha", "Chuchip", "Chucho", "Chuck", "Chuckie", "Chucky", "Chug", "Chugzed", "Chuki", "Chuks", "Chukwu", "Chukwudi", "Chukwuebuka", "Chukwuemeka", "Chukwuma", "Chuldah", "Chulo", "Chulpan", "Chulurtney", "Chun", "Chunfang", "Chunfeng", "Chunhong", "Chunhua", "Chunhui", "Chuniang", "Chunica", "Chunlan", "Chunle", "Chunlei", "Chunli", "Chunlin", "Chunling", "Chunmei", "Chunming", "Chunnr", "Chunping", "Chunrong", "Chuns", "Chunsheng", "Chunta", "Chunxia", "Chunxiang", "Chunyan", "Chunying", "Chunyu", "Chunzine", "Chur'menn", "Chur'vena", "Chus", "Chusa", "Chushan", "Chushan-rishathaim", "Chushin", "Chuslum Moxmox", "Chussa", "Chuy", "Chuza", "Chuzo", "Chwalibóg", "Chwalimir", "Chy", "Chyna", "Châu", "Chí", "Chō", "Chōko", "Cian", "Ciannait", "Cianán", "Ciar", "Ciara", "Ciaran", "Ciard", "Ciardha", "Ciaredde", "Ciarniatrix", "Ciarán", "Cibor", "Cibrán", "Cicada", "Cice", "Cicely", "Cicero", "Cici", "Cidjo", "Cidjon", "Cidália", "Ciel", "Cielo", "Ciena", "Cier", "Ciera", "Cierra", "Cig", "Cigarette", "Ciha", "Cihan", "Cihangir", "Cihao", "Cik", "Cila", "Cilantro", "Cili", "Cilicia", "Cilihong", "Cilka", "Cilla", "Cille", "Cillian", "Cilly", "Cillín", "Cimber", "Cimnath", "Cimnirruth", "Cimoiod", "Cin", "Cinda", "Cinderella", "Cindi", "Cindra", "Cindy", "Cine", "Cinek", "Cinema", "Ciniath", "Cinta", "Cinthia", "Cintho", "Cinthya", "Cintia", "Cintio", "Cinweda", "Cinzia", "Cináed", "Cionaodh", "Ciorstaidh", "Cipactli", "Cipher", "Ciprian", "Cipriano", "Ciqala", "Cira", "Circe", "Circheál", "Circle", "Cirh", "Cirhaid", "Cirhash", "Ciri", "Ciriaco", "Ciriana", "Ciril", "Cirila", "Cirillo", "Cirilo", "Cirino", "Ciro", "Cirva", "Ciríaco", "Cirín", "Cis", "Cisco", "Cisk", "Cismaan", "Cismin", "Cisqibri", "Cissy", "Citha", "Cithura", "Citizen", "Citlali", "Citlalli", "Citra", "City", "Ció", "Clabits", "Claburophilol", "Claes", "Clair", "Claire", "Claizethos", "Clancy", "Clara", "Clardas", "Clare", "Clarence", "Claretta", "Clarette", "Clari", "Claribel", "Claribelle", "Clarice", "Clarinda", "Clarisa", "Clarissa", "Clarisse", "Claritia", "Clarity", "Clark", "Clarke", "Clarus", "Clarya", "Claturnus", "Claud", "Clauda", "Claude", "Claudette", "Claudia", "Claudie", "Claudina", "Claudine", "Claudinho", "Claudio", "Claudiu", "Claudius", "Claus", "Clay", "Clayton", "Claúde", "Claúdia", "Cledwyn", "Cleena", "Clef", "Cleisthenes", "Cleitus", "Clelia", "Clelicia", "Clem", "Clematis", "Clemence", "Clemencia", "Clemency", "Clemens", "Clement", "Clemente", "Clementia", "Clementina", "Clementine", "Clementius", "Clemmie", "Clemnia", "Cleo", "Cleon", "Cleopas", "Cleopatra", "Cleophas", "Cleotilde", "Clet", "Clethtinthiallor", "Cletis", "Cleto", "Clettild", "Cletus", "Clev", "Clevaska", "Cleve", "Cleveland", "Clia", "Clif", "Clifa", "Cliff", "Clifford", "Clifton", "Cligha", "Climacus", "Climent", "Clint", "Clinton", "Clio", "Clisthenes", "Clitus", "Cliu", "Clive", "Clivi", "Clivia", "Cloak", "Cloana", "Clock", "Clodagh", "Clodovicus", "Cloe", "Cloelia", "Cloelius", "Clop", "Clopas", "Clotaire", "Cloth", "Clothilde", "Clothildis", "Clotho", "Clotilda", "Clotilde", "Cloud", "Cloudcrag", "Clove", "Clover", "Clovis", "Cloyd", "Cloé", "Clyde", "Clydera", "Clytemnestra", "Clytia", "Clàudia", "Cláucine", "Cláudia", "Cláudio", "Cléa", "Clém", "Clémence", "Clément", "Clémentine", "Cléo", "Cléopâtre", "Cléopâtree", "Cléopâtrey", "Clídna", "Clímaco", "Clíodhna", "Clíona", "Cnaeus", "Cnidus", "Cnut", "Coal", "Coatlicue", "Cob", "Coba", "Cobie", "Cobith", "Coblaith", "Cobli", "Cobra", "Cobus", "Coby", "Cobynn", "Cochise", "Coco", "Codie", "Codis", "Codrin", "Codruț", "Cody", "Coen", "Coena", "Coenent", "Coenheard", "Coeni", "Coenraad", "Coenweald", "Coenwulf", "Coeus", "Cohen", "Coileán", "Coinneach", "Cokkie", "Col", "Cola", "Colbert", "Colbie", "Colby", "Cole", "Coleen", "Coleman", "Colene", "Coleson", "Colette", "Coleville", "Colhozeh", "Colin", "Coline", "Colla", "Collab", "Collage", "Collapse", "Colleen", "Collie", "Collier", "Collin", "Collins", "Collio", "Collo", "Colly", "Collyn", "Colm", "Colma", "Colmán", "Colobert", "Colomba", "Colombano", "Colombe", "Colombina", "Colombo", "Colonel", "Colosse", "Colson", "Colt", "Colten", "Colter", "Colton", "Colum", "Columb", "Columba", "Columbanus", "Columbine", "Columbán", "Colville", "Colwyn", "Comanto", "Comb", "Comeau", "Comet", "Comfort", "Comgal", "Comgall", "Comgar", "Comgán", "Comhghall", "Comhghán", "Comme", "Commodore", "Community", "Compelia", "Comptometer", "Computer", "Con", "Conall", "Conan", "Conaniah", "Conas", "Conc", "Conceizón", "Conceição", "Concen", "Concepcion", "Concepció", "Concepción", "Concepita", "Concepta", "Conception", "Concetta", "Concettina", "Concetto", "Conch", "Concha", "Conchenn", "Conchi", "Conchita", "Conchobar", "Conchobhar", "Conchris", "Conchúr", "Concordia", "Conder", "Condor", "Condouwer", "Coneli", "Confordaustina", "Confucius", "Cong", "Congg", "Coniah", "Conka", "Conke", "Conlaoch", "Conleth", "Conley", "Conli", "Conláed", "Conn", "Connd", "Connect", "Connection", "Connell", "Conner", "Connie", "Connla", "Connor", "Conny", "Conocotocko", "Cononiah", "Conor", "Conrad", "Conrado", "Conrí", "Cons", "Consalvo", "Consas", "Conseja", "Consey", "Consiglia", "Consol", "Consolació", "Consolación", "Consolata", "Consolatio", "Consolo", "Conson", "Constance", "Constans", "Constant", "Constantia", "Constantijn", "Constantin", "Constantina", "Constantine", "Constantino", "Constantinus", "Constantius", "Constanza", "Constanze", "Constança", "Constanța", "Constasse", "Constitution", "Constância", "Consuela", "Consuelito", "Consuelo", "Consus", "Contini", "Control", "Conway", "Conwy", "Conxita", "Coná", "Conán", "Cook", "Coolna", "Coolname72", "Coolnar", "Cooper", "Coos", "Copen", "Copper", "Copro", "Cor", "Cora", "Coral", "Coralie", "Coraline", "Corazón", "Corbes", "Corbin", "Corbinian", "Corbinianus", "Corbolan", "Cord", "Corda", "Corde", "Cordeilla", "Cordelia", "Cordell", "Cordula", "Core", "Coreen", "Coren", "Corentin", "Coretta", "Corey", "Cori", "Corian", "Coriander", "Corie", "Corijah", "Corin", "Corina", "Corine", "Corinna", "Corinne", "Corinth", "Corinthia", "Corisande", "Cormac", "Cormacc", "Corn", "Cornaith", "Corneille", "Cornel", "Cornelia", "Cornelio", "Cornelis", "Corneliu", "Cornelius", "Cornell", "Cornflake", "Corné", "Cornélie", "Cornélio", "Coro", "Coromzathani", "Coron", "Corona", "Coronis", "Corpse", "Corradino", "Corrado", "Corraidhín", "Corrie", "Corrin", "Corrina", "Corrine", "Corry", "Cortney", "Corwin", "Cory", "Corynn", "Cosam", "Cosette", "Cosima", "Cosimo", "Cosm", "Cosma", "Cosmas", "Cosmati", "Cosme", "Cosmin", "Cosmina", "Cosmo", "Coso", "Cosomp", "Cost", "Costache", "Costantino", "Costanza", "Costanzo", "Costas", "Costel", "Costello", "Costică", "Costin", "Cota", "Cottage", "Cotte", "Coty", "Cournus", "Court", "Courta", "Courteney", "Courtney", "Cova", "Covadonga", "Covanas", "Covang-Gi", "Cove", "Coven", "Covenglide", "Cowal", "Cowan", "Cowessess", "Coy", "Coya", "Coyd", "Coyllur", "Coyolxauhqui", "Coz", "Cozbi", "Coşkun", "Craicr", "Craig", "Cranberry", "Crannin", "Cras", "Crater", "Crato", "Cratonko", "Crawford", "Crawn")>> <<elseif _choiceOfList is 3>> <<set _name to either("Crayi", "Crayra", "Cream", "Create", "Cree", "Creed", "Creiddylad", "Creighton", "Creli", "Cremi", "Cres", "Crescencia", "Crescencio", "Crescens", "Crescentia", "Crescentius", "Crescenzo", "Cresencio", "Cress", "Cressida", "Crete", "Creu", "Crew", "Crick", "Cricket", "Criella", "Crik", "Crim", "Crime", "Crimew", "Crimhil", "Crimmi", "Crimsyn", "Crina", "Cris", "Crise", "Criseida", "Criseyde", "Crisha", "Crisoforo", "Crispian", "Crispin", "Crispina", "Crispinus", "Crispus", "Cristal", "Cristanwen", "Cristen", "Cristhian", "Cristi", "Cristian", "Cristiana", "Cristiano", "Cristin", "Cristina", "Cristino", "Cristián", "Cristobal", "Cristoforo", "Cristophen", "Cristopher", "Cristyn", "Cristão", "Cristóbal", "Cristódio", "Cristóvão", "Criswel", "Crisóstomo", "Crius", "Croce", "Crocetta", "Crocifissa", "Crofton", "Cromey", "Cronus", "Croquet", "Croris", "Crow", "Croía", "Crucho", "Crucido", "Crucita", "Crue", "Cruella", "Cruny", "Crux", "Cruxa", "Cruz", "Cruze", "Cruzita", "Crwth", "Cryacirh", "Crypt", "Cryptid", "Crystal", "Críostóir", "Csaba", "Csanád", "Csenge", "Csilla", "Csongor", "Css", "Cth", "Ctha", "Cthad", "Cthandler", "Ctharity", "Cthastity", "Cthl", "Cthli", "Cthlint", "Cthloe", "Cthrystal", "Cthu", "Cthulhu", "Ctibor", "Ctirad", "Ctrl", "Ctshocartte", "Cua", "Cuauhtemoc", "Cuauhtémoc", "Cube", "Cubes", "Cudra", "Cudridol", "Cueras", "Cugani", "Cuidightheach", "Cuimín", "Cuiping", "Cuklein", "Cuklen", "Culann", "Culhwch", "Culla", "Cullen", "Cullin", "Cumai", "Cumati", "Cumhur", "Cune", "Cunegond", "Cunegund", "Cunigund", "Cunk", "Cunmin", "Cuno", "Cunobelinos", "Cunobelinus", "Cunora", "Cunos", "Cunt", "Cunta", "Cuntfuck", "Cunya", "Cunégonde", "Cuperton", "Cupid", "Cupido", "Cupin", "Cuprum", "Curaku", "Cureh", "Curenck", "Curran", "Current", "Curri", "Curro", "Curse", "Curt", "Curthar", "Curtis", "Curtnaš", "Curve", "Cush", "Cushi", "Cushla", "Cusi", "Cusmaan", "Custar", "Custodia", "Custodio", "Custódia", "Custódio", "Cutberht", "Cutberto", "Cuth", "Cuthberht", "Cuthbert", "Cuzat", "Cuþbeald", "Cuþberht", "Cuþflæd", "Cuþræd", "Cuþwulf", "Cveta", "Cveth", "Cvetka", "Cvetko", "Cvetled", "Cvijeta", "Cvit", "Cvita", "Cwagon", "Cwen", "Cwenburg", "Cwend", "Cxaxukluth", "Cy", "Cyaldite", "Cyan", "Cyangela", "Cybele", "Cybilin", "Cybill", "Cyd", "Cydney", "Cydniel", "Cygnus", "Cygnut", "Cygnutam", "Cyla", "Cyle", "Cylestine", "Cymbeline", "Cymone", "Cymose", "Cynbel", "Cynbert", "Cyndi", "Cyne", "Cynebald", "Cyneberht", "Cyneburg", "Cyneburga", "Cynefrith", "Cynefrið", "Cynefriþ", "Cynegils", "Cyneheard", "Cyneirr", "Cynelaf", "Cynemund", "Cynemær", "Cyneric", "Cyneræd", "Cynesige", "Cynestan", "Cyneswiþ", "Cyneweard", "Cynewig", "Cynewine", "Cynewulf", "Cyneþegn", "Cyneþryþ", "Cynfelyn", "Cynferð", "Cynferþ", "Cynfor", "Cynog", "Cynon", "Cyntha", "Cynthan", "Cynthanice", "Cynthaniel", "Cynthaniella", "Cynthanielle", "Cynthia", "Cynwood", "Cynwrig", "Cyone", "Cypher", "Cypress", "Cyprian", "Cyprianek", "Cyprianus", "Cyprien", "Cyprus", "Cyra", "Cyrano", "Cyren", "Cyrene", "Cyrenius", "Cyri", "Cyriaca", "Cyriacus", "Cyriaque", "Cyrid", "Cyrielle", "Cyril", "Cyrill", "Cyrilla", "Cyrille", "Cyrillus", "Cyrina", "Cyriq", "Cyrus", "Cyryl", "Cystennin", "Cysteria", "Cytherea", "Czarek", "Czcibor", "Czesi", "Czesia", "Czesiek", "Czesio", "Czesław", "Czesława", "Cześ", "Cześka", "Cáel", "Cáelfind", "Cáijá", "Cáit", "Cándida", "Cándido", "Cármen", "Cássia", "Cássio", "Cátia", "Cáầ", "Cândida", "Cândido", "Cäcilia", "Cäcilie", "Cædmon", "Cædmone", "Cèlia", "Cèliane", "Cécile", "Cécilia", "Cécilin", "Cédric", "Cédrig", "Céfiro", "Céibhfhionn", "Céles", "Céleste", "Célestin", "Célestine", "Célia", "Céline", "Célio", "Césaire", "César", "Cézar", "Cíntia", "Cóem", "Cóemgein", "Cóemán", "Côme", "Công", "Cú", "Cúc", "Cúchulainn", "Cúán", "Cüneyt", "Cătălin", "Cătălina", "Cəfər", "Cəmilə", "Cəsur", "D", "D'Crienna", "D'Shena", "D'Tokkra", "D'Toku", "D'andre", "D'angelo", "D'arcy", "D'artagnan", "D'jal", "D'jall", "D-503", "D-9U", "Da", "Da-El", "Da-Eun", "Da-Gyeom", "Da-Gyeong", "Da-Hae", "Da-Hui", "Da-Hye", "Da-Hyeon", "Da-In", "Da-Jeong", "Da-Min", "Da-Mintzal", "Da-So", "Da-Sol", "Da-Som", "Da-Won", "Da-Ye", "Da-Yeon", "Da-Yeong", "Da-Yul", "Da-Yun", "Daan", "Daar", "Daardendrian", "Daarrioným", "Dabai", "Dabareh", "Dabbasheth", "Dabeet", "Dabela", "Dabellah", "Daberath", "Dabid", "Dabo", "Dace", "Dachaid", "Dachaso", "Dacian", "Daciana", "Dacio", "Dacre", "Dad", "Dada", "Daday", "Dade", "Dadgayadoh", "Dado", "Dadullah", "Dadwaldo", "Dadwont", "Dae", "Dae-Han", "Dae-Hut", "Dae-Hyeon", "Dae-Jung", "Dae-Rin", "Dae-Seong", "Dae-Woo", "Dae-Yun", "Daedalus", "Daenerys", "Daer", "Daergel", "Daev", "Daevaerth", "Daewychun", "Daewynn", "Daffodil", "Dafina", "Dafna", "Dafne", "Dafni", "Dafydd", "Dafys", "Dag", "Daga", "Dagad", "Dagan", "Dagda", "Dagfinn", "Dagfinnr", "Dagga", "Dagger", "Dagmar", "Dagmara", "Dagmær", "Dagnal", "Dagney", "Dagnija", "Dagny", "Dagný", "Dago", "Dagobert", "Dagoberto", "Dagon", "Dagr", "Dagrun", "Dagrún", "Dagur", "Dagusia", "Dagwood", "Dahlia", "Dai", "Daichi", "Daidalos", "Daiga", "Daigo", "Daiki", "Daimholdt", "Dain", "Daina", "Daireann", "Daiser", "Daisi", "Daisuke", "Daisy", "Daisy-Mae", "Daithí", "Daiva", "Daivat", "Daivi", "Daivia", "Daividh", "Daivie", "Daivik", "Dajana", "Dakarai", "Dakari", "Daki", "Daki-Koth", "Dakier", "Dakila", "Dakodayo", "Dakota", "Dakotah", "Dakshesh", "Dal", "Dalael", "Dalaiah", "Dalako", "Dalal", "Dalasu", "Dalath", "Dalco", "Dalcom", "Dalcor", "Dald", "Daldova", "Dale", "Daler", "Daley", "Daleyza", "Dali", "Dalia", "Dalibor", "Daliborka", "Dalida", "Dalig", "Dalila", "Dalimil", "Dalin", "Dalip", "Dalisay", "Dalit", "Dalitso", "Dall", "Dallandyshe", "Dallas", "Dallerde", "Dallty", "Dalma", "Dalmanutha", "Dalmatia", "Dalmi", "Dalosti", "Dalphon", "Dalton", "Daly", "Dalya", "Dalyor", "Dam", "Dam-Hui", "Dama", "Damaia", "Damakos", "Damam", "Daman", "Damano", "Damar", "Damarcus", "Damari", "Damarion", "Damaris", "Damarus", "Damascus", "Damayanti", "Damese", "Damhnait", "Damhán", "Dami", "Damiaan", "Damian", "Damiana", "Damianek", "Damiano", "Damianos", "Damianus", "Damianuś", "Damiej", "Damien", "Damijan", "Damijana", "Damilca", "Damim", "Damina", "Daming", "Damini", "Damion", "Damir", "Damira", "Damius", "Damián", "Damião", "Damjan", "Damjana", "Damjo", "Damla", "Damlak", "Damnat", "Damo", "Damocles", "Damodar", "Damodara", "Damokles", "Damon", "Damyan", "Damán", "Dan", "Dan-Bi", "Dan-U", "Dana", "Danai", "Danail", "Danan", "Danarr", "Danaë", "Dance", "Dancho", "Dand", "Danda", "Dandak", "Dandan", "Dandelion", "Dandie", "Dandre", "Dandso", "Dandy", "Dane", "Danel", "Daneo", "Danes", "Danette", "Danez", "Dangarangia", "Dangdang", "Dangelo", "Danguolė", "Dani", "Dania", "Danial", "Danica", "Danice", "Danid", "Danie", "Daniel", "Daniela", "Daniele", "Danielek", "Danielino", "Danielius", "Daniell", "Daniella", "Danielle", "Danielly", "Danielo", "Daniels", "Danihel", "Daniil", "Daniilu", "Danijel", "Danijela", "Danika", "Danil", "Danila", "Danilka", "Danilo", "Danin", "Danine", "Danique", "Danis", "Danita", "Daniya", "Daniyah", "Daniyal", "Daniyar", "Daniyyel", "Danièle", "Daniël", "Daniëlle", "Danjel", "Danjela", "Danjian", "Danjo", "Dank", "Danka", "Dankh", "Dankil", "Danko", "Danna", "Dannah", "Danne", "Danni", "Dannie", "Danny", "Danr", "Dante", "Dantel", "Dantizias", "Danton", "Dantu", "Danus", "Danusia", "Danuta", "Danutė", "Danuwoa", "Danuše", "Danuška", "Danveer", "Dany", "Danya", "Danyal", "Danyil", "Danyl", "Danylo", "Danyok", "Daníel", "Dančo", "Daphan", "Daphar", "Daphne", "Daphnis", "Daphné", "Daphnée", "Daquan", "Dar", "Dara", "Darach", "Daragh", "Darah", "Daran", "Darayavaush", "Darby", "Darcey", "Darci", "Darcie", "Darcy", "Dard", "Darda", "Dardan", "Dardana", "Dardanos", "Darde", "Darden", "Dare", "Dareczek", "Dareia", "Dareios", "Dareja", "Darejan", "Darejani", "Darejarioch", "Darek", "Darekhaz", "Darell", "Darelon", "Daren", "Dareos", "Darfin", "Darger", "Dari", "Daria", "Darial", "Darian", "Dariel", "Darien", "Darija", "Darijo", "Darijus", "Dariko", "Darim", "Darima", "Darin", "Darina", "Darinka", "Dario", "Darion", "Daris", "Darist", "Daristnaš", "Darius", "Dariush", "Dariusz", "Dariy", "Dariya", "Darizia", "Darja", "Dark Sun", "Dark", "Darka", "Darkkiller", "Darklighter", "Darko", "Darkon", "Darkwalker", "Darla", "Darle", "Darleen", "Darlejas", "Darlene", "Darlotha", "Darlugdach", "Darly", "Darma", "Darment", "Darming", "Darn", "Darnell", "Darnith", "Daro", "Darold", "Daron", "Darpitaa", "Darr", "Darra", "Darragh", "Darrak", "Darrel", "Darrell", "Darren", "Darrin", "Darrius", "Darron", "Darryl", "Darryn", "Darsh", "Darsha", "Darshan", "Darshana", "Darsynet", "Darth", "Darunia", "Darusia", "Daruś", "Darvin", "Darwati", "Darwin", "Darya", "Daryawesh", "Daryl", "Daryna", "Daryush", "Darío", "Das", "Dasan", "Dash", "Dasha", "Dashamir", "Dashan", "Dashawn", "Dashiell", "Dashnor", "Dashrath", "Dashuri", "Dashurie", "Dashurije", "Dashutka", "Dasin", "Dasine", "Dasoda-Hae", "Dason", "Data", "Dathan", "Datiko", "Datimade", "Dato", "Dattatreya", "Datthur", "Datthäus", "Datto", "Datu", "Datullu", "Daud", "Dauid", "Dauida", "Daulat", "Daulton", "Daumantas", "Daur", "Daut", "Davaa", "Dave", "Davelius", "Davena", "Daventur", "Daveth", "Davey", "Davi", "Davia", "Davian", "Davico", "David", "Davida", "Davidah", "Davide", "Davido", "Davidson", "Davidu", "Davie", "Davierey", "Davin", "Davina", "Davinia", "Davion", "Davir", "Davis", "Davit", "Davita", "Daviti", "Davlat", "Davom", "Davon", "Davonte", "Davor", "Davorin", "Davorka", "Davoud", "Davud", "Davy", "Davyd", "Davyre", "Davë", "Davíð", "Daw", "Dawa", "Dawid", "Dawidek", "Dawistislinda", "Dawit", "Dawn", "Dawnflayer", "Dawnstalker", "Dawood", "Dawsabel", "Dawson", "Dawud", "Dax", "Daxton", "Day", "Daya", "Dayamai", "Dayana", "Dayanand", "Dayanita", "Dayaping", "Dayaram", "Daydar", "Dayde", "Dayna", "Dayne", "Dayo", "Dayr", "Dayton", "Dazbog", "Dazhdbog", "Dazig", "Dazilee", "Dazmer", "Dazmir", "Daša", "Dd", "Ddafys", "De", "Dea", "Deacon", "Deaglán", "Deahppán", "Dean", "Deana", "Deandra", "Deandre", "Deane", "Deangelo", "Deanna", "Deanne", "Dearbhla", "Dearbháil", "Deard", "Deardo", "Dearsu", "Deasia", "Deasún", "Death", "Deathgaze", "Deatri", "Deb", "Debbi", "Debbie", "Debbora", "Debby", "Debdas", "Debi", "Debikt", "Debir", "Debonjo", "Debora", "Deborah", "Deboro", "Debra", "Dec", "Deca", "Decapolis", "Decapter", "Deccan", "Decebal", "December", "Dechen", "Decia", "Decilio", "Deciliza", "Decilli", "Decima", "Decimus", "Deck", "Decker", "Declan", "Declán", "Decr", "Ded", "Dedan", "Dedanim", "Dederick", "Dedrick", "Dee", "Deeann", "Deedee", "Deemer", "Deen", "Deena", "Deep", "Deepa", "Deepak", "Deepali", "Deepika", "Deepti", "Deer", "Defne", "Deforest", "Deforrest", "Defrim", "Defá", "Dega", "Deganawidah", "Degataga", "Degory", "Degotoga", "Dehamuras", "Dehgewanus", "Deianeira", "Deianira", "Deid", "Deidra", "Deidre", "Deigozhan", "Deiihainos", "Deimantė", "Deimne", "Deimos", "Deina", "Deiniol", "Deion", "Deiphôn", "Deirbhile", "Deirdre", "Deisy", "Deitartaros", "Deitra", "Deividas", "Deiñe", "Deja", "Dejah", "Dejan", "Dejana", "Dejareiah", "Dejaristi", "Dejen", "Dejon", "Dekanawida", "Dekanawidah", "Dekar", "Dekel", "Deks", "Dekseyn", "Dekster", "Deksteryn", "Del", "Dela", "Delaiah", "Delaney", "Delani", "Delano", "Delany", "Delara", "Delawar", "Delayahu", "Delbert", "Delegas", "Deleinda", "Deleko", "Delete", "Delfina", "Delfino", "Delfred", "Delg", "Delga", "Delgado", "Deli", "Delia", "Deliah", "Delice", "Delicia", "Delight", "Delilah", "Delina", "Deliphere", "Delisa", "Dell", "Della", "Dellar", "Delle", "Delm", "Delma", "Delmar", "Delmirev", "Delo", "Delois", "Delora", "Delores", "Deloris", "Delos", "Delpheda", "Delphia", "Delphina", "Delphine", "Delphinus", "Delpomel", "Delred", "Delreda", "Delroy", "Dels", "Delshad", "Delsin", "Delsy", "Delta", "Deluer", "Delujavanice", "Delum", "Deluxe", "Delwyn", "Delyth", "Delș", "Dema", "Demarcus", "Demario", "Demas", "Demelza", "Demet", "Demeter", "Demetra", "Demetre", "Demetria", "Demetrio", "Demetrios", "Demetrius", "Demi", "Demid", "Deming", "Demir", "Demis", "Demna", "Democritus", "Demokritos", "Demola", "Demon", "Demophon", "Demosthenes", "Demostrate", "Demothi", "Demowi", "Demur", "Demuri", "Demy", "Demyan", "Demér", "Demétrio", "Den", "Dena", "Denada", "Denag", "Dench", "Dencio", "Dendron", "Dene", "Deneb", "Deneberht", "Denegildus", "Denegils", "Denelo", "Denemod", "Denen", "Denewulf", "Deng", "Denho", "Denholm", "Deni", "Denia", "Denica", "Denice", "Deniece", "Deniel", "Denifr", "Denilde", "Denis", "Denisa", "Denise", "Denisek", "Denisim", "Denisse", "Denitsa", "Deniz", "Deniza", "Denizino", "Denizo", "Denneth", "Dennifer", "Dennis", "Dennise", "Denny", "Denrok", "Dent", "Denton", "Denver", "Deny", "Denys", "Denzel", "Denzil", "Deo", "Deodato", "Deodatus", "Deodore", "Deodorence", "Deon", "Deonis", "Deonne", "Deonte", "Deorg", "Deorht", "Deormod", "Deorn", "Deornoþ", "Deort", "Deorweald", "Deorwine", "Deorwulf", "Deove", "Deovelen", "Deoveri", "Deovet", "Dequan", "Dequo", "Derbe", "Derbiled", "Derby", "Derbáil", "Derdon", "Derdriu", "Dere", "Dereece", "Derek", "Derelei", "Deric", "Derice", "Derick", "Derile", "Derin", "Derion", "Derk", "Dermid", "Dermot", "Derocio", "Deron", "Deror", "Derorit", "Derren", "Derri", "Derrick", "Derrk", "Derry", "Derryl", "Derscall", "Derval", "Dervila", "Dervish", "Derviu", "Derviş", "Dervla", "Dery", "Derya", "Deryck", "Deryn", "Des", "Desamparados", "Desara", "Desdemona", "Desert", "Deshad", "Deshal", "Deshan", "Deshaun", "Deshawn", "Desheng", "Desi", "Desiderata", "Desideratus", "Desideria", "Desiderio", "Desiderius", "Desidéria", "Desidério", "Desilijic", "Desim", "Desimon-Yeong", "Desio", "Desirae", "Desiree", "Desis", "Desislav", "Desislava", "Desius", "Desmond", "Despair", "Desparz", "Despina", "Despoina", "Dessie", "Dessislava", "Dest", "Desta", "Destin", "Destinee", "Destiny", "Destruction", "Destyś", "Detagenite", "Detlef", "Detlev", "Detta", "Detula", "Deuel", "Deun", "Deus", "Deusdedit", "Deuteronomy", "Deutwin", "Dev", "Deva", "Devadas", "Devahuti", "Devaj", "Devak", "Devaki", "Deval", "Devan", "Devanand", "Devanesan", "Devani", "Devante", "Devar", "Devaraj", "Devaraja", "Devarie", "Devarim", "Devato", "Devdan", "Devdas", "Deven", "Devendra", "Devereux", "Devi", "Devika", "Devin", "Devmani", "Devnet", "Devon", "Devontae", "Devonte", "Devontine", "Devora", "Devorah", "Devra", "Devraj", "Devrid", "Devrim", "Devyn", "Dew", "Dewayne", "Dewey", "Dewi", "Dewitt", "Dewydd", "Dex", "Dexter", "Dexterine", "Deyan", "Deyanira", "Deysi", "Dezba", "Dezi", "Dezideriu", "Deziree", "Dezirinda", "Dezső", "Deâs", "Deñe", "Deòiridh", "Deòrsa", "Dhairya", "Dhak", "Dhaka", "Dhakhi", "Dhanadaa", "Dhanai", "Dhananjay", "Dhanar", "Dhara", "Dhard", "Dharinee", "Dharitri", "Dharma", "Dharmendra", "Dharmendrud", "Dharne", "Dharolyn", "Dhat", "Dhater", "Dhatri", "Dhatul", "Dhaval", "Dhavala", "Dhavlen", "Dhavlesh", "Dhavrall", "Dhheiba", "Dhiegao", "Dhiho", "Dhimani", "Dhimiter", "Dhimitra", "Dhimitraq", "Dhimitri", "Dhimitër", "Dhimritxellin", "Dhiraj", "Dhirendra", "Dhirr", "Dhriti", "Dhruv", "Dhurata", "Dhurif", "Dhyan", "Di", "Di-Fhurdasein", "Dia", "Diadumenian", "Diadumenianus", "Diadumenus", "Diam", "Diamanda", "Diamantina", "Diamantis", "Diamanto", "Diamh", "Diamilin", "Diamond", "Diamonddew", "Diamwel", "Dian", "Diana", "Diane", "Dianet", "Dianeth", "Dianglure", "Diann", "Dianna", "Dianne", "Diano", "Diantha", "Diarmad", "Diarmaid", "Diarmait", "Diarmuid", "Diaz", "Diba", "Diblaim", "Diblath", "Diblathaim", "Diblo", "Dibon", "Dibon-gad", "Dibri", "Dibzahab", "Dibzane", "Dichal", "Dichali", "Dick", "Dicken", "Dicker", "Dicun", "Didacus", "Didem", "Didi", "Didier", "Dido", "Didymus", "Diede", "Diederich", "Diederick", "Diederik", "Diedrich", "Diego", "Dierk", "Diero", "Diesa", "Dieter", "Dietfried", "Diethard", "Diethelm", "Diether", "Dietka", "Dietlind", "Dietlinde", "Dietmar", "Dietrich", "Dieudonné", "Dieudonnée", "Dieuwe", "Dieuwer", "Dieuwert", "Dieuwke", "Difa", "Difavoro", "Difonden", "Digby", "Diggo", "Diggory", "Diijá", "Diindiisi", "Diinná", "Dijana", "Dije", "Dike", "Dikeledi", "Diken", "Dikla", "Diklah", "Diklas", "Dikleigh", "Dikleight", "Dikletislaseem", "Diksha", "Dil", "Dila", "Dilan", "Dilano", "Dilant", "Dilara", "Dilathaida", "Dilaver", "Dilay", "Dilbar", "Dilbert", "Dildordul", "Dile", "Dilean", "Dileep", "Dilek", "Diletta", "Dilin", "Dilip", "Dilipa", "Dillan", "Dillie", "Dillon", "Dilovar", "Dilshad", "Dilshod", "Dilwen", "Dilwyn", "Dilya", "Dilyahuel", "Dilyara", "Dilynris", "Dilys", "Dilë", "Dilşad", "Dim", "Dima", "Dimarik", "Dimas", "Dimasalang", "Dimble", "Dimeo", "Dimi", "Dimirha", "Dimitar", "Dimitra", "Dimitri", "Dimitrij", "Dimitrije", "Dimitrios", "Dimitris", "Dimitriy", "Dimka", "Dimo", "Dimok", "Dimon", "Dimonah", "Dimond", "Dimos", "Dimosthenis", "Dimpi", "Dimple", "Dimpna", "Din", "Dina", "Dinah", "Dinar", "Dinara", "Dinddich", "Dinde", "Dindein", "Dindelka", "Dindon", "Dine", "Dinemi", "Dinendra", "Dines", "Dinesh", "Dinesha", "Dinhabah", "Dini", "Dinis", "Dinislam", "Diniz", "Dinkent", "Dinko", "Dino", "Dinu", "Dinullanderine", "Diná", "Diocleph", "Diocles", "Diocletian", "Diocletianus", "Dioco", "Dioda", "Diodato", "Diodore", "Diodoros", "Diodorus", "Diodotos", "Diodotus", "Diogasga", "Diogenes", "Diogo", "Dioke", "Diokles", "Diomedes", "Diomid", "Diomidis", "Dion", "Dione", "Dionek", "Dionicia", "Dionicio", "Dionis", "Dionisia", "Dionisie", "Dionisio", "Dionizinjo", "Dionizio", "Dionizy", "Dionne", "Dionya", "Dionysia", "Dionysios", "Dionysius", "Dionysodoros", "Dionysos", "Dionysus", "Dionyza", "Dionísia", "Dionísio", "Dionýz", "Dior", "Dios", "Diosdado", "Diot", "Diotrephes", "Dip", "Dipa", "Dipak", "Dipaka", "Dipali", "Dipika", "Dipili", "Dipio", "Dipti", "Dirce", "Dirceu", "Direl", "Direnç", "Dirk", "Dirkje", "Disha", "Dishan", "Dishon", "Dismas", "Distap", "Disttor", "Dita", "Ditiyahihi", "Ditlal", "Ditlindo", "Dito", "Ditte", "Ditton", "Dituri", "Ditus", "Diva", "Divgloth", "Divina", "Divna", "Divya", "Divyansh", "Diwa", "Diwali", "Diwata", "Dixie", "Dixon", "Diya", "Diyan", "Diyar", "Diána", "Diógenes", "Diāna", "Diệp", "Diệu", "Djamila", "Djana", "Django", "Djedefre", "Djehuti", "Djehutimesu", "Djehutimose", "Djenna", "Djibril", "Djordje", "Djoser", "Djuradj", "Djuradja", "Djuro", "Dmitar", "Dmitrei", "Dmitri", "Dmitrii", "Dmitrij", "Dmitrijs", "Dmitriy", "Dmitry", "Dmyth", "Dmytro", "Dmytromzah", "Dmyttică", "Dmyttien", "Do-A", "Do-Bin", "Do-Eun", "Do-Geon", "Do-Gyeom", "Do-Gyeong", "Do-Gyo", "Do-Gyun", "Do-Ha", "Do-Heon", "Do-Hui", "Do-Hun", "Do-Hyeon", "Do-Hyeong", "Do-I", "Do-In", "Do-Jin", "Do-Jun", "Do-Un", "Do-Won", "Do-Yeon", "Do-Yeong", "Do-Yoon", "Do-Yul", "Do-Yun", "Doaivin", "Doaivu", "Doaivvot", "Dobict", "Dobiesław", "Dobool", "Dobri", "Dobrila", "Dobrilo", "Dobrogost", "Dobromil", "Dobromila", "Dobromił", "Dobromiła", "Dobron", "Dobrone", "Dobrooz", "Dobroslav", "Dobroslava", "Dobrosław", "Dobrosława", "Doc", "Docia", "Doctor", "Dodai", "Dodanim", "Dodavah", "Dodie", "Dodo", "Doeg", "Doffr", "Doffá", "Doge", "Doha", "Dohahamari", "Dohasan", "Dohate", "Dohosan", "Dohrin", "Doina", "Doireann", "Doiree", "Doirend", "Dok", "Dolcie", "Dole", "Dolefo", "Doli", "Dollie", "Dolly", "Dolor", "Dolores", "Dolorosa", "Dolors", "Dolph", "Dolphin", "Dolpide", "Dom", "Doma", "Domagoj", "Domantas", "Domantė", "Domas", "Dome", "Domeczek", "Domed", "Domek", "Domelch", "Domen", "Domenic", "Domenica", "Domenico", "Domenikos", "Domenti", "Domerro", "Domez", "Domhnall", "Domi", "Domiell", "Domil", "Domin", "Domine", "Dominga", "Domingo", "Domingos", "Dominguez", "Dominic", "Dominica", "Dominick", "Dominicus", "Dominiczek", "Dominiczka", "Dominik", "Dominika", "Dominique", "Dominisia", "Domino", "Dominykas", "Domir", "Domisia", "Domitia", "Domitian", "Domitianus", "Domitila", "Domitilla", "Domitille", "Domitius", "Domiyo", "Dommá", "Domna", "Domnall", "Domnika", "Domnina", "Domninus", "Domnius", "Domnus", "Domonkos", "Don", "Dona", "Donaar", "Donaciano", "Donagh", "Donah", "Donal", "Donald", "Donalda", "Donaldina", "Donaldo", "Donar", "Donara", "Donard", "Donat", "Donata", "Donatas", "Donatella", "Donatello", "Donatha", "Donathan", "Donathanielle", "Donather", "Donathleen", "Donathley", "Donathriss", "Donathryn", "Donatianus", "Donatien", "Donatienne", "Donato", "Donatullotte", "Donatus", "Doncho", "Donek", "Donella", "Donelle", "Donf", "Donfa", "Donfo", "Dong", "Dong-Geun", "Donghai", "Donghua", "Donghui", "Dongmei", "Dongming", "Dongping", "Dongsheng", "Donika", "Donio", "Donita", "Doniu", "Donivaldo", "Donjathephan", "Donjon", "Donka", "Donna", "Donnacha", "Donnah", "Donnall", "Donncha", "Donnchad", "Donnchadh", "Donndubán", "Donnie", "Donniser", "Donno", "Donny", "Dono", "Donocenskuwhet", "Donoma", "Donomina", "Donovan", "Dontay", "Dony", "Donát", "Dončo", "Dood", "Doodle", "Dophkah", "Dophry", "Dor", "Dora", "Doralam", "Doran", "Dorb", "Dorby", "Dorcas", "Dorcia", "Dore", "Dorean", "Doreen", "Doreic", "Dorek", "Dores", "Dorete", "Doretta", "Dori", "Doria", "Dorian", "Doriana", "Doriane", "Doriano", "Dorijan", "Dorin", "Dorina", "Dorinda", "Dorine", "Dorinel", "Dorio", "Doris", "Doristian", "Doristina", "Doristophen", "Doristopher", "Doristopherine", "Doristophia", "Dorit", "Dorita", "Dorix", "Dorizo", "Dorjan", "Dorjana", "Dorji", "Dorka", "Dorn", "Dorna", "Dornornauch", "Dornröschen", "Doro", "Dorocia", "Dorofei", "Dorofey", "Doron", "Doros", "Dorota", "Dorotea", "Doroteia", "Doroteja", "Doroteo", "Doroteya", "Dorothea", "Dorothee", "Dorotheos", "Dorotheus", "Dorothy", "Dorothée", "Dorotka", "Dorottya", "Dorotéia", "Dorotėja", "Dorquham", "Dorquinal", "Dorrdeid", "Dorris", "Dorrit", "Dorsey", "Dorste", "Dorte", "Dortha", "Dorthe", "Dorthea", "Dorthy", "Doru", "Doruk", "Dory", "Doryac", "Dosan", "Dosha", "Dosia", "Dosiang", "Dosifey", "Dositej", "Dositheos", "Dositheus", "Doss", "Dost", "Dot", "DotComGuy", "Dothan", "Dotsk", "Dotti", "Dottie", "Dotty", "Doub", "Doubravka", "Doug", "Dougal", "Dough", "Dougie", "Douglas", "Douglass", "Dov", "Dov'dza", "Dov'lya", "Dova", "Dove", "Dovic", "Dovid", "Dovie", "Dovilas", "Dovilė", "Dovit", "Dovydas", "Down", "Doyle", "Drachedandion", "Dracula", "Draex", "Draga", "Dragan", "Dragana", "Dragica", "Dragimad", "Dragiša", "Drago", "Dragoje", "Dragoljub", "Dragomir", "Dragonfly", "Dragos", "Dragoslav", "Dragoslava", "Dragoș", "Dragutin", "Draha", "Drahomír", "Drahomíra", "Drahoslav", "Drahoslava", "Drahuše", "Drake", "Drakon", "Drande", "Drane", "Drasilk", "Drask", "Draudin", "Draupa", "Draupadi", "Drauta", "Draven", "Drazhan", "Draš", "Draško", "Draža", "Dražen", "Draženka", "Dre", "Drea", "Dream", "Dreda", "Dren", "Dresden", "Drest", "Dreuc", "Dreux", "Drew", "Dri", "Dries", "Drik", "Drika", "Drilon", "Drin", "Drina", "Drine", "Dripae", "Dririk", "Drisana", "Driscoll", "Drishti", "Driskoll", "Dristu", "Drita", "Dritan", "Dritë", "Drogath", "Drogo", "Drogutsa", "Drollery", "Drome", "Dron", "Drone", "Dronni", "Dror", "Drorit", "Drorkin", "Drousilla", "Drow", "Drummond", "Drupada", "Drusa", "Drusilia", "Drusilla", "Drusk", "Drussil", "Drust", "Drustan", "Drusticc", "Drusus", "Druz", "Drya", "Dryaalis", "Dryade", "Dryara", "Dryhtnoþ", "Dryhtweald", "Dryhtwealt", "Drystan", "Du", "Dua", "Duaa", "Duana", "Duane", "Duarte", "Dubaku", "Dubgall", "Dubhghall", "Dubhghan", "Dubhshláine", "Dubhán", "Dubnovaldo", "Dubravka", "Dubravko", "Dubri", "Dubthach", "Dubán", "Duck", "Duda", "Dudas", "Dudda", "Dudel", "Dudley", "Dudu", "Duende", "Dufenal", "Duff", "Dugald", "Duglandra", "Duglaso", "Duha", "Dui", "Duilio", "Duilius", "Duiri", "Dujam", "Duje", "Duke", "Dukhak", "Dukvakha", "Dulal", "Dularee", "Dulari", "Dulce", "Dulcibella", "Dulcie", "Dulcinea", "Dulf", "Dulge", "Dulla", "Dulá", "Dumah", "Dumali", "Dumein", "Dumi", "Dumisani", "Dumitra", "Dumitru", "Dumnorix", "Dumu", "Dumuzi", "Dumuzid", "Duncan", "Dunelar", "Dunia", "Dunja", "Dunjiko", "Dunstan", "Dunweald", "Dunwer", "Dunya", "Dunyasha", "Dunyazad", "Duojá", "Duomis", "Duommá", "Duová", "Duoŋgi", "Dupvihk", "Dur", "Dura", "Durai", "Durans", "Durante", "Durdislavira", "Durdona", "Durdurothere", "Dure", "Durga", "Duri", "Durim", "Durk", "Durmishkhan", "Durmizo", "Durrani", "Duru", "Duruck", "Durward", "Durçğ", "Dus", "Dusa", "Dusan", "Dusec", "Duser", "Dushyant", "Dushyanta", "Dust", "Dusta", "Dustin", "Dustmaw", "Dustu", "Dusty", "Dutch", "Dutchia", "Dutton", "Duttá", "Duuk", "Duvamil", "Duvká", "Duvre", "Dux", "Duxatious", "Duxbury", "Duygu", "Dušan", "Dušana", "Dušanka", "Dušica", "Duško", "Dvora", "Dvorah", "Dvorak", "Dwain", "Dwayne", "Dwebada", "Dwi", "Dwight", "Dyalan", "Dyami", "Dyan", "Dyani", "Dyaus", "Dye", "Dyernina", "Dyespelasper", "Dyglop", "Dyglow", "Dyksy", "Dykyzas", "Dyla", "Dylan", "Dylbere", "Dyle", "Dyler", "Dylis", "Dylon", "Dylothy", "Dymek", "Dymitr", "Dymphna", "Dympna", "Dyn", "Dynaneshvar", "Dyni", "Dyothy", "Dysodefride", "Dyson", "Dzaba", "Dzhabrail", "Dzhamal", "Dzhamilya", "Dzhannet", "Dzhar", "Dzhenka", "Dzheyna", "Dzho", "Dzhokhar", "Dzhon", "Dzianis", "Dzidas", "Dzidek", "Dzidoortude", "Dzidra", "Dzidris", "Dzina", "Dzintars", "Dzintra", "Dzmitry", "Dzsenifer", "Dzsesszika", "Dzvezda", "Dzvezdan", "Dzvonimir", "Dzvonko", "Dàibhidh", "Dáibha", "Dáibhí", "Dáidnu", "Dáidu", "Dáire", "Dáirine", "Dáithí", "Dálach", "Dámaris", "Dánel", "Dániel", "Dánjal", "Dárbmu", "Dárjá", "Dávdna", "Dávgon", "Dávid", "Dávvet", "Dáša", "Dægberht", "Dægfinn", "Dæghelm", "Dæghen", "Dægmund", "Débora", "Déborah", "Délia", "Dénes", "Déodat", "Désiré", "Désirée", "Dênis", "Díana", "Dídac", "Dîrar", "Dîyar", "Dòmhnall", "Dónal", "Dóra", "Dória", "Dóris", "Dózidveth", "Dölf", "Dölgöön", "Dömötör", "Dörte", "Dörthe", "Dùbhghlas", "Dārta", "Dārtaku", "Dāvids", "Dāvis", "Dănuț", "Dũng", "Dżesi", "Dżesika", "Dżesiko", "Dżesina", "Džafer", "Džan", "Džana", "Džejla", "Džejlana", "Dženita", "Dương", "Dəniz", "Dərya", "E", "Ea", "Ea-Na", "Ea-Nasir", "Eachann", "Eacmis", "Eadbald", "Eadbeald", "Eadberht", "Eadbhárd", "Eadbura", "Eadburg", "Eadburga", "Eadburh", "Eaddin", "Eaddji", "Eadfredith", "Eadfriþ", "Eadgar", "Eadgifu", "Eadgils", "Eadgyð", "Eadgyþ", "Eadhelm", "Eadhere", "Eadhun", "Eadie", "Eadmi", "Eadmira", "Eadmund", "Eadmær", "Eadna", "Eadnoþ", "Eadric", "Eadræd", "Eadsige", "Eadstan", "Eadwacer", "Eadwacor", "Eadwald", "Eadweald", "Eadweard", "Eadwig", "Eadwine", "Eadwo", "Eadwulf", "Eadán", "Eala", "Ealade", "Ealahweemah", "Ealaot Wadass", "Ealaothek Kaunis", "Ealapio", "Ealar", "Ealasaid", "Eald", "Ealdberht", "Ealdgyð", "Ealdgyþ", "Ealdhelm", "Ealdhere", "Ealdræd", "Ealdwine", "Ealdwulf", "Ealhburg", "Ealhfriþ", "Ealhheard", "Ealhhelm", "Ealhhere", "Ealhstan", "Ealhswiþ", "Ealikaer", "Ealisaid", "Ealjá", "Eamon", "Eamonn", "Ean", "Eanfriþ", "Eanmund", "Eanraig", "Eanræd", "Eanswiþ", "Eanweald", "Eanwulf", "Eapalekthiloom", "Eardwulf", "Earendel", "Earl", "Earle", "Earleen", "Earlene", "Earline", "Early", "Earnab", "Earne", "Earnei", "Earnest", "Earnestine", "Earnia", "Earns", "Earnsige", "Earnweald", "Earnwig", "Earnwine", "Earnwulf", "Earth", "Eartha", "Eartà", "Eartłomir", "Eash", "East", "Easter", "Eastmund", "Easton", "Eau", "Eavan", "Ebal", "Ebba", "Ebbe", "Ebdulla", "Ebdulrehman", "Ebed", "Ebed-melech", "Ebele", "Eben", "Eben-Ezer", "Ebenezer", "Eber", "Eberardo", "Ebere", "Eberhard", "Eberk", "Eberwin", "Ebiasaph", "Eboni", "Ebony", "Ebra", "Ebrahim", "Ebrar", "Ebrima", "Ebronah", "Ebru", "Ebrus", "Ebu", "Ebubekir", "Ebuk", "Ebuka", "Ebuki", "Eca", "Ecalvi", "Ecaterina", "Ecclesiastes", "Ece", "Ecgbeald", "Ecgberht", "Ecgberli", "Ecgburg", "Ecgfriþ", "Ecgheard", "Ecghelm", "Ecgmund", "Ecgric", "Ecgstan", "Ecgste", "Ecgweald", "Ecgwine", "Ecgwulf", "Ecgþeow", "Echdonica", "Echdonn", "Echidna", "Echo", "Echthigern", "Eckard", "Eckart", "Eckartilla", "Eckbert", "Eckehard", "Eckhard", "Eckhart", "Eclipse", "Ecrin", "Ectopalpace", "Ed", "Eda", "Edan", "Edana", "Edanoevesho", "Edar", "Edcba", "Edd", "Edda", "Eddarrnonn", "Eddie", "Eddison", "Eddy", "Ede", "Edek", "Edeka", "Edel", "Edelberto", "Edelgard", "Edelmira", "Edelmiro", "Edeltraud", "Edeltraut", "Edelva", "Edelweiss", "Edemi", "Eden", "Edenll", "Edensaw", "Edeo", "Eder", "Ederne", "Edgak", "Edgar", "Edgaras", "Edgard", "Edgardo", "Edgars", "Edi", "Edie", "Edijs", "Edik", "Edika", "Edilbert", "Edilberto", "Edin", "Edina", "Edis", "Edisher", "Edison", "Edit", "Edita", "Edite", "Edith", "Editha", "Edittor", "Ediz", "Edlira", "Edmao", "Edmir", "Edmon", "Edmond", "Edmonda", "Edmonde", "Edmondo", "Edmonia", "Edmos", "Edmund", "Edmundas", "Edmundo", "Edmunds", "Edmé", "Edmée", "Edna", "Ednah", "Edo", "Edoardo", "Edoghogho", "Edolf", "Edom", "Edona", "Edontor", "Edorta", "Edou", "Edoua", "Edouard", "Edrei", "Edric", "Edsel", "Edson", "Edu", "Eduard", "Eduarda", "Eduardas", "Eduardo", "Eduards", "Eduart", "Edur", "Edurne", "Eduárd", "Edvaldo", "Edvard", "Edvardas", "Edvardo", "Edvards", "Edvi", "Edvige", "Edvin", "Edvinas", "Edvárd", "Edvīns", "Edward", "Edweena", "Edwena", "Edwige", "Edwin", "Edwina", "Edwyn", "Edwyna", "Edyn", "Edyta", "Edytha", "Edythe", "Edytka", "Edzia", "Edzio", "Edīte", "Ee", "Eef", "Eefje", "Eeglicu", "Eelbab", "Eeli", "Eelia", "Eelis", "Eellorrs", "Eemeli", "Eementu", "Eemi", "Eemil", "Eeri", "Eerik", "Eerika", "Eerikki", "Eerinara", "Eerio", "Eero", "Eerpfen", "Eesa", "Eetu", "Eetua", "Eeva", "Eevi", "Efa", "Efan", "Efe", "Efemena", "Effa", "Effemy", "Effie", "Effimia", "Effrosyni", "Effy", "Efige", "Efigenia", "Efigénia", "Efigênia", "Efim", "Efisio", "Efrai", "Efrail", "Efraim", "Efrain", "Efran", "Efrat", "Efrayim", "Efraín", "Efrem", "Efren", "Efrey", "Efrén", "Efstathios", "Efthalia", "Efthimia", "Efthimios", "Efthy", "Efthymia", "Efthymios", "Eftychia", "Efua", "Egbert", "Egel", "Egemen", "Egg", "Egge", "Egger", "Egid", "Egidijus", "Egidio", "Egil", "Egilhard", "Egill", "Egilmar", "Egino", "Eglah", "Eglaim", "Eglantina", "Eglantine", "Eglig", "Eglon", "Eglė", "Egnate", "Egnatius", "Egon", "Egone", "Egor", "Egregior", "Eguzka", "Eguzki", "Eguzkiñe", "Egypt", "Egídio", "Eha", "Ehecatl", "Ehi", "Ehmed", "Ehmet", "Ehput-Ki", "Ehsan", "Ehsannim", "Ehsanning", "Ehtetpas", "Ehud", "Ei", "Eibhlín", "Eicatleir", "Eid", "Eideard", "Eidel", "Eider", "Eidno", "Eidnu", "Eidnár", "Eidolodon", "Eifion", "Eight", "Eigyr", "Eiichi", "Eija", "Eiji", "Eijiro", "Eijá", "Eike", "Eikichi", "Eiko", "Eila", "Eileen", "Eileifr", "Eileithyia", "Eileor", "Eilert", "Eiley", "Eilidh", "Eilifer", "Eilionoir", "Eilis", "Eilish", "Eilnelis", "Eilonwy", "Eiltoris", "Eiluned", "Eilwen", "Eilwyn", "Eilís", "Eimantas", "Eimantė", "Eimear", "Eimhir", "Eina", "Einald", "Einar", "Einarr", "Einder", "Eindo", "Eindride", "Eindriði", "Eini", "Einion", "Einka", "Einkil", "Einneda", "Eino", "Einrí", "Einár", "Einārs", "Eir", "Eira", "Eiracinta", "Eiran", "Eireen", "Eirenaios", "Eirene", "Eirian", "Eirik", "Eirimo", "Eirini", "Eirit", "Eirlys", "Eirwen", "Eirwyn", "Eirá", "Eiríkr", "Eiríkur", "Eisa", "Eisaku", "Eisasouses", "Eiselakhos", "Eishun", "Eisley", "Eistarazaîl", "Eisuke", "Eitan", "Eithan", "Eithne", "Eithni", "Eiven", "Eivind", "Eivor", "Eiwa", "Eiyu", "Eizo", "Eižens", "Ejaya", "Ejder", "Ejike", "Ejiro", "Ejiroghene", "Ejona", "Ejsh", "Ejtano", "Ejvind", "Ejvindi", "Eka", "Ekai", "Ekain", "Ekait", "Ekaitz", "Ekalinga", "Ekam", "Ekaterina", "Ekaterine", "Ekaterini", "Ekbat", "Ekber", "Ekemon", "Ekene", "Ekenedilichukwu", "Eker", "Ekewaka", "Eki", "Ekin", "Ekkebert", "Ekkehard", "Ekkehardt", "Ekkely", "Ekkhael", "Eko", "Ekolynn", "Ekoto", "Ekrem", "Ekron", "Ekua", "Ekundayo", "Ekwueme", "El", "El'azar", "El-beth-el", "El-el", "El-elohe-Israel", "Ela", "Eladah", "Eladio", "Elagabalus", "Elagama", "Elah", "Elaheh", "Elain", "Elaina", "Elaine", "Elaith", "Elal", "Elam", "Elambdie", "Elan", "Elana", "Elanala", "Elanan", "Elandorr", "Elaniar", "Elanor", "Elara", "Elarmolas", "Elas", "Elasah", "Elaskolatat", "Elat", "Elath", "Elax", "Elaxander", "Elazar", "Elazi", "Elaïa", "Elb", "Elba", "Elbelo", "Elbert", "Elbmá", "Elbmár", "Elbrahim", "Elbrus", "Elbrushak", "Elchanan", "Elchin", "Elchitor", "Elcoras", "Elda", "Eldaah", "Eldad", "Eldak", "Eldar", "Eldari", "Eldbjørg", "Elden", "Elder", "Eldeth", "Eldo", "Eldon", "Eldor", "Eldora", "Eldred", "Eldridge", "Elea", "Elead", "Elealeh", "Eleanor", "Eleanora", "Eleanore", "Eleasah", "Eleazar", "Elech", "Elechka", "Electa", "Electra", "Elecuś", "Eleftheria", "Eleftherios", "Eleighna", "Elejas", "Elek", "Elektra", "Elemér", "Elen", "Elena", "Elenco", "Elene", "Elenen", "Eleni", "Elenne", "Elenochka", "Elenora", "Elenya", "Eleo", "Eleonoora", "Eleonor", "Eleonora", "Eleonore", "Eleonóra", "Eleora", "Eleph", "Elephon", "Elephoniya", "Eleri", "Eles", "Elestren", "Elettra", "Eleuteria", "Eleuterio", "Eleutherios", "Eleutherius", "Eleutério", "Elex", "Elexander", "Elexin", "Elfa", "Elfi", "Elfleda", "Elfr", "Elfrancial", "Elfreda", "Elfrida", "Elfrieda", "Elfriede", "Elgeiros", "Elgery", "Elguja", "Elham", "Elhanan", "Eli Bond", "Eli", "Eli'ezer", "Elia", "Eliab", "Eliada", "Eliadah", "Eliah", "Eliahba", "Eliakim", "Eliam", "Elian", "Eliana", "Eliane", "Elianna", "Elias", "Eliasaph", "Eliashib", "Eliasz", "Eliathah", "Eliav", "Eliazar", "Eliboul", "Elica", "Elicia", "Elick", "Elid", "Elida", "Elidad", "Elidi", "Elidia", "Elidon", "Elie", "Eliel", "Elienai", "Eliezer", "Elif", "Elifalet", "Elifelet", "Elige", "Eligi", "Eligia", "Eligio", "Eligius", "Eligiusz", "Elihoenai", "Elihoreph", "Elihu", "Elihuhe", "Eliina", "Eliisa", "Eliisabet", "Eliissá", "Elij", "Elija", "Elijah", "Elijas", "Elika", "Elikapeka", "Eliko", "Elil", "Elim", "Elimelech", "Elin", "Elina", "Eline", "Eliniop", "Elinjo", "Elinor", "Elinore", "Elio", "Eliodoro", "Elioenai", "Eliona", "Elior", "Eliora", "Eliot", "Eliott", "Eliou", "Elioud", "Eliphal", "Eliphalet", "Eliphaz", "Elipheleh", "Eliphelet", "Elis", "Elisa", "Elisabed", "Elisabet", "Elisabeta", "Elisabete", "Elisabeth", "Elisabeti", "Elisabetta", "Elisaie", "Elisapeta", "Elisavet", "Elisaveta", "Elise", "Elisedd", "Elisei", "Eliseo", "Eliseu", "Eliseus", "Elisey", "Elisha", "Elishah", "Elishama", "Elishaphat", "Elisheba", "Elisheva", "Elishua", "Elisie", "Eliso", "Elissa", "Elita", "Elite", "Eliud", "Elius", "Elivia", "Elixabete", "Eliya", "Eliyahu", "Eliyyahu", "Eliz", "Eliza", "Elizabell", "Elizabella", "Elizabelle", "Elizabet", "Elizabeta", "Elizabete", "Elizabeth", "Elizabeto", "Elizannet", "Elizaphan", "Elizaveta", "Elizba", "Elizbar", "Elizette", "Elizka", "Elizulla", "Elizur", "Elián", "Eliáš", "Eliška", "Eljarisitala", "Eljas", "Eljenn", "Eljes", "Eljona", "Elk", "Elka", "Elkan", "Elkanah", "Elkay EZH2O LZS8WSLK Filtered Drinking Fountain with Bottle-Filling Station", "Elke", "Elkeshai", "Elki", "Elkoshite", "Ella", "Ellah", "Ellan", "Ellanher", "Ellar", "Ellasar", "Elle", "Ellen", "Ellenn", "Ellery", "Elli", "Elliana", "Ellick", "Ellie", "Elliko", "Ellil", "Ellin", "Ellina", "Ellinf", "Ellington", "Ellino", "Ellinor", "Elliot", "Elliott", "Ellis", "Ellison", "Ello", "Ellory", "Elly", "Ellyjobell", "Ellywick", "Ellá", "Elm", "Elma", "Elmadan", "Elmar", "Elmas", "Elmer", "Elmi", "Elmina", "Elmir", "Elmira", "Elmo", "Elmodam", "Elmārs", "Elna", "Elnaam", "Elnara", "Elnatan", "Elnathan", "Elnora", "Elnur", "Elo", "Eloan", "Elodia", "Elodie", "Elodros", "Elof", "Elohi", "Eloi", "Eloina", "Eloisa", "Eloise", "Elon", "Elon-beth-hanan", "Elona", "Elora", "Elouan", "Elouise", "Elourt", "Elov", "Elova", "Elow", "Elowen", "Eloy", "Eloys", "Eloyse", "Eloyses", "Eloísa", "Eloïse", "Elpa", "Elpaal", "Elpalet", "Elpi", "Elpida", "Elpidia", "Elpidio", "Elpidios", "Elpidius", "Elpis", "Elpydon", "Elpídiah", "Elpídio", "Elric", "Elrond", "Elroy", "Elroyley", "Els", "Elsa", "Elsabeth", "Elsbeth", "Elsdon", "Else", "Elshaîbel", "Elsi", "Elsie", "Elsje", "Elske", "Elson", "Elspet", "Elspeth", "Elssá", "Elsu", "Elsy", "Elsá", "Eltechidion", "Eltekeh", "Elteketh", "Eltet", "Eltin", "Eltolad", "Elton", "Elu", "Eluf", "Elul", "Elulla", "Eluned", "Eluney", "Elur", "Eluwilussit", "Eluzai", "Elva", "Elvan", "Elvana", "Elvar", "Elvara", "Elvard", "Elvardi", "Elve", "Elvi", "Elvia", "Elviira", "Elvija", "Elvin", "Elvina", "Elvio", "Elvir", "Elvira", "Elvire", "Elvis", "Elvy", "Elvīra", "Elwin", "Elwira", "Elwood", "Elwyn", "Ely", "Elya", "Elyah", "Elyana", "Elyas", "Elyaz", "Elymas", "Elyna", "Elyne", "Elyo", "Elyse", "Elysia", "Elyza", "Elyzabeth", "Elyzaveerk", "Elz", "Elza", "Elzabad", "Elzabeth", "Elzada", "Elzaphan", "Elzie", "Elzė", "Elçin", "Eléa", "Eléanore", "Eléna", "Eléonore", "Elíana", "Elías", "Elín", "Elísabet", "Elî", "Elēna", "Elīna", "Elīza", "Elşad", "Elşən", "Elżbieta", "Elżbietka", "Elżunia", "Elżuninulkan", "Elžbieta", "Em", "Ema", "Emaan", "Emal", "Emalee", "Emali", "Eman", "Emann", "Emanoil", "Emanuel", "Emanuela", "Emanuele", "Emanuil", "Emarectius", "Emarele", "Ember", "Embera", "Emberlee", "Emberly", "Embiyyûn", "Embla", "Emble", "Emblee", "Embro", "Embry", "Embryo", "Embyr", "Emcc", "Emeka", "Emel", "Emelcho", "Emelia", "Emelie", "Emelina", "Emeline", "Emelino", "Emely", "Emem", "Emen", "Emender", "Emer", "Emerald", "Emerenciana", "Emerens", "Emerentius", "Emerie", "Emersen", "Emerson", "Emersyn", "Emery", "Emese", "Emeterio", "Emi", "Emidio", "Emie", "Emiel", "Emigdia", "Emigdio", "Emika", "Emiko", "Emil", "Emile", "Emilee", "Emilek", "Emili", "Emilia", "Emilian", "Emiliana", "Emiliano", "Emilie", "Emilija", "Emilikand", "Emilio", "Emilios", "Emilis", "Emiliya", "Emiliyan", "Emiljan", "Emiljana", "Emiljano", "Emiljka", "Emilka", "Emille", "Emily", "Emilya", "Emilyn", "Emilía", "Emims", "Emin", "Emina", "Emine", "Emini", "Emir", "Emira", "Emirhan", "Emiri", "Emlyn", "Emma", "Emmad", "Emmaleigh", "Emmaline", "Emmalyn", "Emmanouel", "Emmanouil", "Emmanuel", "Emmanuele", "Emmanuelle", "Emmanuhel", "Emmanuil", "Emmaus", "Emme", "Emmela", "Emmeline", "Emmer", "Emmera", "Emmerich", "Emmerson", "Emmet", "Emmeten", "Emmett", "Emmi", "Emmie", "Emmion", "Emmitt", "Emmo", "Emmor", "Emmoš", "Emmy", "Emmylou", "Emmyth", "Emmá", "Emna", "Emo", "Emonc", "Emory", "Empadrice", "Empar", "Emperatriz", "Emrah", "Emre", "Emrik", "Emrys", "Emson", "Emy", "Emygdius", "Emyr", "Emza", "Emzar", "Emzari", "Emána", "Emánuel", "Emély", "Emília", "Emílie", "Emílio", "Emīlija", "Emīls", "Emőke", "En-diblatorin", "En-dor", "En-eglaim", "En-gannim", "En-gedi", "En-haddah", "En-hakkore", "En-hamella", "En-hazor", "En-meh", "En-mehozarath", "En-mishpat", "En-rimmon", "En-rin", "En-rinasz", "En-rogel", "En-shemesh", "En-tam", "En-tappuah", "Ena", "Enal", "Enam", "Ename", "Enan", "Enapay", "Enara", "Enari", "Enaël", "Encai", "Encarna", "Encarnacion", "Encarnació", "Encarnación", "Encarni", "Encarnita", "Encyclover", "End", "Enda", "Endan", "Endel", "Endelienta", "Endellion", "Endeophlactron", "Ender", "Endika", "Endis", "Endla", "Endle", "Endopomp", "Endre", "Endri", "Endrit", "Endymion", "Endzela", "Endzhe", "Ene", "Enea", "Eneas", "Enedina", "Eneida", "Enej", "Eneko", "Energy", "Enes", "Enfleda", "Enfys", "Eng", "Enge", "Engel", "Engelbert", "Engilram", "Engin", "Engjellushe", "Engjuang", "Engjëll", "Engjëllushe", "Engo", "Engong", "Engracia", "Engràcia", "Enguerran", "Enheduanna", "Eni", "Enialis", "Enid", "Enide", "Enikő", "Eniola", "Enis", "Enisa", "Enise", "Enishmede", "Enisse", "Enitan", "Enkateshwarlu", "Enkeleda", "Enkelejda", "Enkh", "Enkhjargal", "Enkhtaroth", "Enkhtuya", "Enki", "Enkidu", "Enkoodabaoo", "Enkoodabooaoo", "Enli", "Enlie", "Enlil", "Enmadre", "Enn", "Enna", "Enne", "Enni", "Enniaun", "Ennichai", "Ennio", "Ennis", "Ennius", "Enno", "Enoa", "Enobarbus", "Enobija", "Enoch", "Enochka", "Enok", "Enola", "Enoli", "Enon", "Enora", "Enos", "Enosh", "Enric", "Enrica", "Enrichetta", "Enrico", "Enrik", "Enriq", "Enrique", "Enriqueta", "Ensar", "Enshebar", "Ensio", "Ent", "Entalthis", "Entela", "Enu", "Enver", "Enxhi", "Enya", "Enyeto", "Enyinnaya", "Enyo", "Enyok", "Enyonam", "Enzhe", "Enzo", "Enzoph", "Enéas", "Eo-Jin", "Eochaid", "Eochaidh", "Eochon", "Eofelos", "Eofor", "Eoforheard", "Eoforhild", "Eoformund", "Eoforwine", "Eogelian", "Eoghan", "Eohric", "Eoin", "Eola", "Eolon", "Eomær", "Eorcenbeald", "Eorcenberht", "Eorcenweald", "Eoric", "Eormenburg", "Eormenhild", "Eormenric", "Eormenræd", "Eorph", "Eorpweald", "Eos", "Eosalai", "Eosalam", "Epa", "Epaenetus", "Epaminondas", "Epaphras", "Epaphroditos", "Epaphroditus", "Epeldeâr", "Epenetus", "Epfatras", "Eph-lal", "Ephah", "Ephai", "Ephangier", "Ephe", "Epher", "Ephes-dammim", "Ephesian", "Ephesius", "Ephesus", "Ephlal", "Ephod", "Ephphatha", "Ephrace", "Ephraim", "Ephratah", "Ephrath", "Ephron", "Epicurean", "Epifania", "Epifanio", "Epifânia", "Epik", "Epika", "Epiktetos", "Epimetheus", "Epiphanes", "Epiphanios", "Epiphanius", "Epiphany", "Epiphazza", "Epona", "Eponine", "Eppie", "Eqerem", "Er", "Era", "Eragone", "Erakhnifer", "Erald", "Eralda", "Eraldo", "Eran", "Eras", "Erask", "Erasmo", "Erasmos", "Erasmus", "Erast", "Erastans", "Erasto", "Erastos", "Erastus", "Erasyl", "Erato", "Eravati", "Eraz", "Erazem", "Ercan", "Ercanbald", "Erceran", "Ercilia", "Ercole", "Ercwlff", "Ercília", "Ercís", "Erdag", "Erdan", "Erdaz", "Erdem", "Erdene", "Erdenechimeg", "Erdette", "Erdev", "Erdmann", "Erdo", "Erdoğan", "Erebos", "Erebus", "Erek", "Erekle", "Eren", "Erena", "Erendira", "Erent", "Erer", "Ereshkigal", "Eret", "Erevan", "Erez", "Erezer", "Erfan", "Ergi", "Ergmahg", "Ergys", "Erhai", "Erhan", "Erhard", "Erharden", "Erhat", "Eri", "Eric", "Erica", "Erich", "Ericia", "Erick", "Ericka", "Ericu", "Erie", "Erik", "Erika", "Erikas", "Erikino", "Eriko", "Erimel", "Erin", "Erind", "Erinda", "Eriola", "Erion", "Eriona", "Eripmav", "Eriq", "Eris", "Erisa", "Eriselda", "Erja", "Erjola", "Erjon", "Erjona", "Erkan", "Erke", "Erketaquie", "Erkid", "Erkin", "Erkki", "Erky", "Erla", "Erlaim", "Erlan", "Erland", "Erlantz", "Erlar", "Erlato", "Erle", "Erlea", "Erleen", "Erlei", "Erlend", "Erlendr", "Erlendur", "Erlind", "Erling", "Erlingr", "Erlingur", "Erma", "Ermacora", "Ermal", "Ermani", "Ermanno", "Ermel", "Ermelchia", "Ermelinda", "Ermelinde", "Ermelinus", "Ermelyn", "Ermen", "Ermendrud", "Ermene", "Ermenegilda", "Ermenegildo", "Ermengard", "Ermengarde", "Ermengardis", "Ermeno", "Ermenrich", "Ermentrud", "Ermentrude", "Ermentrudis", "Ermentso", "Ermeri", "Ermes", "Ermete", "Ermias", "Ermiden", "Ermilio", "Ermin", "Erminhilt", "Erminia", "Erminigild", "Erminio", "Erminlinda", "Ermintrude", "Ermir", "Ermira", "Ermis", "Ermo", "Ermolai", "Ermyar", "Ern", "Erna", "Ernar", "Ernest", "Ernesta", "Ernestas", "Ernestina", "Ernestine", "Ernesto", "Ernests", "Erni", "Ernie", "Erno", "Ernst", "Ernus", "Ernust", "Ernő", "Erol", "Erontor", "Eros", "Erramun", "Erratas", "Erricatam", "Errich", "Errol", "Erruki", "Errukiñe", "Ersilia", "Erskine", "Ertno", "Ertuğrul", "Erva", "Ervehe", "Ervin", "Ervis", "Ervisa", "Ervá", "Ervīns", "Erwan", "Erwann", "Erwin", "Eryczek", "Eryk", "Eryka", "Erykah", "Eryn", "Erzhan", "Erzhena", "Erzsi", "Erzsébeca", "Erzsébet", "Esa", "Esaias", "Esar", "Esarhaddon", "Esat", "Esau", "Esaw", "Esbe", "Esben", "Esbjörn", "Esbjǫrg", "Escher", "Esdras", "Esdru", "Esdrus", "Ese", "Esek", "Eseld", "Esen", "Esena", "Esenae", "Eseniya", "Eseoghene", "Eser", "Eseta", "Esetse", "Esfir", "Esfira", "Esgah", "Esgar", "Esh", "Esh-baal", "Esh-ban", "Esha", "Eshaal", "Eshana", "Eshbaal", "Eshban", "Eshcol", "Eshe", "Eshean", "Eshek", "Eshkalon", "Eshleh", "Eshleigh", "Eshlyn", "Eshmun", "Eshtaol", "Eshtemoa", "Eshtemoh", "Eshton", "Esi", "Esila", "Esin", "Esiola", "Eskalion", "Eskaminzim", "Eskandar", "Eskara", "Eskarne", "Eskater", "Eskender", "Eskil", "Eskinder", "Esko", "Esla", "Eslem", "Esli", "Esma", "Esmachiah", "Esmae", "Esmaeel", "Esmaeil", "Esmail", "Esmaralda", "Esmat", "Esmatullah", "Esme", "Esmee", "Esmeralda", "Esmeteri", "Esmod", "Esmond", "Esmor", "Esmu", "Esmund", "Esmé", "Esmée", "Espaa", "Espen", "Esperanta", "Esperanza", "Espiridión", "Espowyes", "Esra", "Esrom", "Esron", "Essa", "Essence", "Essent", "Essi", "Essie", "Esta", "Estanislao", "Estanislau", "Estazar", "Este", "Esteban", "Estebe", "Estee", "Estefana", "Estefania", "Estefanía", "Estefânia", "Estel", "Estela", "Estella", "Estelle", "Esten", "Ester", "Estera", "Estere", "Esteri", "Esteve", "Estevo", "Estevão", "Esthela", "Esther", "Esthiru", "Esti", "Estienne", "Estir", "Estiñe", "Estrela", "Estrella", "Estrellita", "Estève", "Estêvão", "Estíbaliz", "Esulgan", "Esv", "Esvele", "Esyllt", "Esylyn", "Eszter", "Eszti", "Esájas", "Et", "Etalla", "Etalyn", "Etam", "Etana", "Etania", "Etano", "Etchemin", "Etco", "Etel", "Etele", "Etelvina", "Etenesh", "Etenia", "Eter", "Eteri", "Etf", "Etfarzarut", "Etha", "Etham", "Ethan", "Ethaniel", "Ethaniell", "Ethanim", "Ethbaal", "Ethbub", "Ethe", "Ethel", "Ethelbert", "Etheldred", "Etheldreda", "Ethelfleda", "Ethelinda", "Ethelred", "Ethelyn", "Ether", "Ethiopia", "Ethna", "Ethnan", "Ethne", "Ethni", "Ethniu", "Etif", "Etin", "Etini", "Etlelooaat", "Etleva", "Etmond", "Etna", "Etonce", "Etoyn", "Etrazdania", "Etsk", "Etsu", "Etsue", "Etsuko", "Etsuo", "Etsuro", "Etta", "Ettie", "Ettino", "Ettore", "Etu", "Eturnier", "Etzariniad", "Etzel", "Eua", "Euadne", "Euan", "Euandros", "Euanthe", "Euaristos", "Eubulus", "Euclid", "Euclides", "Eudes", "Eudila", "Eudo", "Eudocia", "Eudoki", "Eudokia", "Eudokimos", "Eudora", "Eudoxia", "Eudoxos", "Eudy", "Eufemia", "Eufra", "Eufrozina", "Eufémia", "Eufêmia", "Eugen", "Eugene", "Eugeneia", "Eugenia", "Eugenie", "Eugenija", "Eugenijus", "Eugenio", "Eugenios", "Eugenius", "Eugeniusz", "Eugraphios", "Eugène", "Eugénia", "Eugénie", "Eugénio", "Eugênia", "Eugênio", "Eukene", "Eukh", "Eukleides", "Eul", "Eula", "Eulalia", "Eulalie", "Eulalio", "Eulogia", "Eulogio", "Eulogios", "Eulogius", "Eulonia", "Eulàlia", "Eulália", "Eumelia", "Eun", "Eun-A", "Eun-Bi", "Eun-Bin", "Eun-Byeol", "Eun-Chae", "Eun-Chauta", "Eun-Gyeol", "Eun-Gyeong", "Eun-Gyu", "Eun-Ha", "Eun-Ho", "Eun-Hu", "Eun-Hye", "Eun-Hyeok", "Eun-Jae", "Eun-Jae-Hyeonter", "Eun-Jeong", "Eun-Ji", "Eun-Jin", "Eun-Ju", "Eun-Jun", "Eun-Jung", "Eun-Kyung", "Eun-Seo", "Eun-Seok", "Eun-Seol", "Eun-Seong", "Eun-Sol", "Eun-Su", "Eun-U", "Eun-Won", "Eun-Woo", "Eun-Yeong", "Eun-Young", "Eun-Yu", "Eun-Yul", "Euna", "Eunic", "Eunice", "Eunika", "Eunike", "Eunomia", "Euodia", "Euodias", "Euphan", "Euphemia", "Euphemios", "Euphin", "Euphiro", "Euphranor", "Euphrasia", "Euphrasie", "Euphrates", "Euphrosyne", "Eupple", "Eupraxia", "Eurasia", "Eureka", "Eurgein", "Euri", "Eurico", "Eurig", "Euripides", "Europa", "Europe", "Eurwen", "Euryalos", "Euryalus", "Eurydice", "Eurydike", "Eusebia", "Eusebio", "Eusebios", "Eusebiu", "Eusebius", "Eusemian", "Eust", "Eustace", "Eustache", "Eustachio", "Eustachius", "Eustachy", "Eustachys", "Eustacia", "Eustaquia", "Eustaquio", "Eustathios", "Eustathius", "Eustinu", "Eustity", "Eustolia", "Eustorgio", "Eustorgios", "Eustorgius", "Eustáquio", "Eusébio", "Euterpe", "Euthainweard", "Euthalia", "Euthymia", "Euthymios", "Euthymius", "Euti", "Eutimio", "Eutra", "Eutropia", "Eutropio", "Eutropios", "Eutropius", "Eutychia", "Eutychios", "Eutychius", "Eutychos", "Eutychus", "Eutímio", "Eva", "Evadhnatou", "Evadne", "Evaline", "Evalyn", "Evan", "Evander", "Evandro", "Evandrus", "Evanequestiani", "Evangelia", "Evangelija", "Evangelina", "Evangeline", "Evangelista", "Evangeliya", "Evangelos", "Evann", "Evanna", "Evanthe", "Evanthia", "Evard", "Evaristo", "Evaristos", "Evaristus", "Evdokia", "Evdokija", "Evdokiya", "Eve", "Eveleen", "Evelia", "Evelien", "Eveliina", "Evelin", "Evelina", "Eveline", "Evelinka", "Evelino", "Evelot", "Evelyn", "Evelyne", "Evelynn", "Evelína", "Evelīna", "Even", "Evendur", "Evenglow", "Ever", "Everaldo", "Everard", "Everardo", "Everest", "Everett", "Everette", "Everild", "Everit", "Everitt", "Everiye", "Everlee", "Everleigh", "Everley", "Everly", "Everlyn", "Evert", "Everæd", "Evette", "Evgen", "Evgene", "Evgeni", "Evgenia", "Evgenie", "Evgenii", "Evgenij", "Evgenija", "Evgenios", "Evgeniy", "Evgeniya", "Evgeny", "Evgeņijs", "Evgjeni", "Evhemeredes", "Evhen", "Evi", "Eviatar", "Evie", "Evil-merodach", "Evils", "Evinto", "Evis", "Evita", "Evlogi", "Evodio", "Evon", "Evonne", "Evpraksiya", "Evren", "Evridiki", "Evripidis", "Evrir", "Evrodamaskos", "Evron", "Evvie", "Evy", "Evya", "Evyatar", "Evá", "Evîn")>> <<elseif _choiceOfList is 4>> <<set _name to either("Evžen", "Evženie", "Ewa", "Ewald", "Ewan", "Ewart", "Ewcia", "Ewelina", "Ewelinka", "Ewellab", "Ewen", "Ewenn", "Ewing", "Ewka", "Ewoud", "Ewout", "Ewunia", "Exa", "Excellence", "Exel", "Exie", "Exodus", "Exopomp", "Experience", "Eyad", "Eyade", "Eyal", "Eyanosa", "Eyar", "Eyden", "Eydís", "Eyes", "Eylül", "Eymen", "Eyom", "Eyota", "Eysteinn", "Eytan", "Eytun", "Eyvindr", "Eyvindur", "Eyvisa", "Eyvǫr", "Eyüp", "Eyþór", "Ezar", "Ezbai", "Ezbon", "Ezec", "Ezechias", "Ezechiel", "Ezekias", "Ezekiel", "Ezel", "Ezell", "Ezelloth", "Ezem", "Ezequiel", "Ezer", "Ezgan", "Ezgi", "Ezhil", "Ezhno", "Ezio", "Ezion-Geber", "Ezisilva", "Eziz", "Ezon", "Ezonen", "Ezra", "Ezra'", "Ezrah", "Ezras", "Ezrey", "Ezri", "Eztebe", "Ezzat", "Ezzatullah", "Eòghann", "Eòin", "Eógan", "Eôy", "Ešeeva", "Ešeeva'e", "Eŭgenio", "Eŭgeno", "F", "F'mer", "Fa", "Fa'afetai", "Fa'ashlee", "Faa", "Faarax", "Faas", "Faazlaah", "Faber", "Fabia", "Fabian", "Fabiana", "Fabianek", "Fabiano", "Fabianus", "Fabien", "Fabienne", "Fabijan", "Fabin", "Fabinka", "Fabio", "Fabiola", "Fabiolka", "Fabithberto", "Fabius", "Fabián", "Fabjan", "Fabjola", "Fable", "Fabli", "Fablos", "Fabri", "Fabrice", "Fabricia", "Fabricio", "Fabricius", "Fabriendra", "Fabrizia", "Fabrizio", "Fabrício", "Fabríet", "Fabíola", "Fabó", "Fachtna", "Facundo", "Facundus", "Fada", "Faddei", "Faddey", "Fade", "Fadhili", "Fadi", "Fadia", "Fadil", "Fadila", "Fadime", "Fadl", "Fadulf", "Faduma", "Fadumo", "Fadzai", "Fae", "Faen", "Fagella", "Fahd", "Fahim", "Fahima", "Fahmida", "Fahri", "Fahriye", "Fai", "Faig", "Faiga", "Faigel", "Faik", "Fail", "Faila", "Faina", "Fainnice", "Faire", "Fairuz", "Fairuza", "Fairy", "Faisal", "Faith", "Faithe", "Faivi", "Faivish", "Faiz", "Faiza", "Faizan", "Faizavencia", "Faizavencio", "Faizel", "Faizullah", "Faiþ", "Fajr", "Fajra", "Fakhri", "Fakhria", "Fakhriyya", "Fakhruddin", "Fala", "Falk", "Falko", "Falkrunn", "Fall", "Fallen", "Fallenriver", "Falli", "Fallon", "Falone", "Falstaff", "Family", "Famiran", "Famke", "Fan", "Fancy", "Fane", "Fang", "Fangfang", "Fani", "Fania", "Fanil", "Fanis", "Faniya", "Fann", "Fanna", "Fannar", "Fannench", "Fanni", "Fannie", "Fanny", "Fanta", "Fantien", "Fantine", "Fanturen", "Faol", "Faolán", "Faqir", "Fara", "Farado", "Farag", "Farah", "Farahild", "Farahnaz", "Farai", "Faraj", "Faraji", "Faramond", "Faramund", "Farashthaah", "Fardin", "Fareed", "Fareeha", "Farelding", "Faren", "Fares", "Fargrim", "Farhad", "Farhan", "Farhana", "Farharaign", "Fariba", "Farid", "Farida", "Farideh", "Faridoon", "Faridullah", "Faridun", "Farie", "Fariha", "Farii", "Farije", "Farima", "Farin", "Fario", "Farir", "Faris", "Farit", "Fariza", "Farjana", "Farkhad", "Farkhunda", "Farley", "Farm", "Farmer", "Farmina", "Farms", "Farnorin", "Faro", "Faroald", "Farohildis", "Faron", "Farookh", "Farooq", "Farouk", "Farquhar", "Farrah", "Farrell", "Farrokh", "Farruh", "Farrukh", "Farrux", "Farsalor", "Farsea", "Faruk", "Faruq", "Farzad", "Farzana", "Farzaneh", "Farzion", "Farzona", "Farès", "Farèse", "Faslli", "Fastúlfr", "Fatana", "Fatbardh", "Fatbardha", "Fate", "Fateh", "Fatema", "Fatemah", "Fatemeh", "Fath", "Fathi", "Fathima", "Fathimath", "Fathiyya", "Fathullah", "Fatidiu", "Fatih", "Fatiha", "Fatima", "Fatimah", "Fatimat", "Fatimata", "Fatimatou", "Fatime", "Fatimə", "Fatin", "Fation", "Fatish", "Fatiya", "Fatjon", "Fatjona", "Fatma", "Fatmara", "Fatmawihisa", "Fatmir", "Fatmira", "Fatmire", "Fatos", "Fatou", "Fatoumata", "Fatouš", "Fatoş", "Fatsani", "Fatulla", "Fatuma", "Fatģ", "Fauci", "Faun", "Fauna", "Faunus", "Faurgar", "Faus", "Faust", "Fausta", "Faustin", "Faustina", "Faustine", "Faustino", "Faustinus", "Fausto", "Faustus", "Faustyna", "Faustynka", "Faven", "Faviola", "Favour", "Favre", "Fawci", "Fawn", "Fawzi", "Fawzia", "Fawziya", "Fawziyya", "Fay", "Faya", "Faye", "Fayeth", "Fayiz", "Fayo", "Fayra", "Fayrk", "Fayruz", "Fayruza", "Faysal", "Fayth", "Faythe", "Fayvel", "Fayza", "Fayzero", "Fazal", "Fazeel", "Fazeelah", "Fazil", "Fazl", "Fazluddin", "Fazlul", "Fazlullah", "Faɗimatu", "Fe", "Fe-Jemi", "Fear", "Fearchar", "Feardorcha", "Fearghal", "Fearghas", "Fearghus", "Fearne", "Feater", "Feather", "Featrath", "Feature", "Feb", "Febe", "Febronia", "February", "Fedde", "Feddy", "Fede", "Fedele", "Fedelm", "Fedelma", "Fedelmid", "Feder", "Federica", "Federico", "Federigo", "Fedictla", "Fedir", "Fedlimid", "Fedor", "Fedora", "Fedot", "Fedya", "Feeraozah", "Fehiko", "Fehim", "Fehime", "Feidelm", "Feides", "Feidhelm", "Feidhlim", "Feidhlimidh", "Feidlimid", "Feifei", "Feilim", "Feive", "Feivel", "Feivush", "Feiyanocteil", "Fejzi", "Fele", "Felecia", "Felek", "Feles", "Felexine", "Feli", "Feliamund", "Felice", "Felicia", "Felician", "Feliciana", "Feliciano", "Felicianus", "Felicidad", "Felicidade", "Felicie", "Felicita", "Felicitas", "Felicity", "Felicitás", "Felicius", "Felicja", "Felicjan", "Felicyta", "Feliks", "Felim", "Felina", "Feline", "Felinus", "Felip", "Felipa", "Felipe", "Felipinho", "Felisa", "Felisha", "Felismina", "Feliu", "Felius", "Felix", "Felizitas", "Felosial", "Felt", "Felter", "Felícia", "Felício", "Fem", "Female[edit]", "Femi", "Femia", "Femie", "Femin", "Feminislas", "Femke", "Femme", "Fen", "Fenarax", "Fendrick", "Fenella", "Feng", "Fenghua", "Fengling", "Fengming", "Fengqin", "Fengxia", "Fengying", "Fenkenkabradon", "Fenn", "Fenna", "Fenne", "Fenricarnstar", "Fenrir", "Fenris", "Fenrora", "Fentae", "Fenton", "Feodema", "Feodor", "Feodora", "Feodosio", "Feodosiy", "Feodosiya", "Feofan", "Feofil", "Feofilakt", "Feologeld", "Feorekis", "Fer", "Ferando", "Ferapont", "Ferat", "Ferax", "Feray", "Ferchar", "Ferd", "Ferdek", "Ferdi", "Ferdidat", "Ferdie", "Ferdinand", "Ferdinanda", "Ferdinando", "Ferdinant", "Ferdinánd", "Ferdo", "Ferdous", "Ferdousi", "Ferdowsi", "Ferdy", "Ferdynand", "Ferdzik", "Fere", "Fered", "Ferelith", "Ferenc", "Fereshteh", "Fereydoon", "Fereydoun", "Fereydun", "Fergal", "Fergeine", "Fergie", "Fergiz", "Ferglianus", "Ferglie", "Fergus", "Ferhat", "Feri", "Ferick", "Ferid", "Feride", "Feridun", "Feriha", "Ferit", "Ferkó", "Ferm", "Fermin", "Fermintxo", "Fermín", "Fern", "Fernanchez", "Fernand", "Fernanda", "Fernande", "Fernandez", "Fernandina", "Fernando", "Ferne", "Fernão", "Fero", "Feroz", "Feroze", "Ferran", "Ferrer", "Ferrez", "Ferruccio", "Ferrutius", "Feru", "Ferus", "Feruza", "Feruze", "Fesoan", "Feson", "Fester", "Festim", "Festime", "Festus", "Fetije", "Fetus", "Feubdec", "Feubder", "Fevronia", "Fevzi", "Fevziye", "Feziel", "Fezim", "Ff", "Ffion", "Fflur", "Ffraid", "Ffransis", "Fghij", "Fiachna", "Fiachra", "Fiachrae", "Fiaco", "Fiacouto", "Fiacre", "Fiadh", "Fial", "Fiamma", "Fiammetta", "Fiang", "Fianna", "Fida", "Fidan", "Fidda", "Fidel", "Fidela", "Fidelia", "Fidelina", "Fidelis", "Fidelma", "Fidencio", "Fides", "Fido", "Fidon", "Fiek", "Fieke", "Field", "Fien", "Fiene", "Fiera", "Fiete", "Fife", "Fifi", "Fig", "Figaro", "Fihr", "Fikret", "Fikri", "Fikriye", "Fikriyya", "Fil", "Fila", "Filadelfo", "Filah", "Filat", "Filaurel", "Filbert", "File", "Filek", "Filemon", "Filemón", "Filendra", "Filfcice", "Fili", "Filia", "Filib", "Filibert", "Filiberta", "Filiberto", "Filih", "Filimena", "Filimon", "Filine", "Filio", "Filios", "Filip", "Filipa", "Filipe", "Filipek", "Filipina", "Filipo", "Filipp", "Filippa", "Filippe", "Filippo", "Filippos", "Filippu", "Filippus", "Filips", "Filius", "Filiz", "Fillin", "Filomena", "Filon", "Filpa", "Filvefi", "Fima", "Fimezos", "Fin", "Fina", "Finbar", "Finbarr", "Finbo", "Finch", "Findchoem", "Findlay", "Findláech", "Fine", "Finees", "Finella", "Finellen", "Fingal", "Finis", "Finja", "Finka", "Finlay", "Finley", "Finn", "Finna", "Finnan", "Finnbar", "Finnbarr", "Finnd", "Finnegan", "Finnela", "Finnguala", "Finnian", "Finnick", "Finnley", "Finnr", "Finnuala", "Finnur", "Finnán", "Finnén", "Fino", "Finola", "Finon", "Fintan", "Finular", "Fion", "Fiona", "Fionn", "Fionnbarra", "Fionnbharr", "Fionnghal", "Fionnghuala", "Fionnlagh", "Fionntan", "Fionnuala", "Fionnán", "Fionola", "Fionya", "Fioralba", "Fiore", "Fiorella", "Fiorenza", "Fiorenzo", "Fiorino", "Fiqirete", "Fiqiri", "Fir", "Firat", "Firdaus", "Firdausi", "Firdavs", "Firddie", "Firdos", "Firdous", "Fire is Born", "Fire", "Firehose", "Firenze", "Firmin", "Firmina", "Firmino", "Firminus", "Firoj", "Firoozeh", "Firouz", "Firouzeh", "Firoz", "Firuz", "Firuza", "Firuze", "Firuzeh", "Firuzə", "Fish", "Fisha", "Fishel", "Fisher", "Fishke", "Fisnik", "Fissure", "Fistuladon", "Fitarips", "Fitch", "Fitim", "Fitnete", "Fito", "Fitore", "Fitz", "Fitzgerald", "Fitzi", "Fitzroy", "Fitzwilliam", "Fitú", "Five", "Fivettin", "Fixo", "Fizan", "Fize", "Fizz", "Fizza", "Fjolla", "Fjoralba", "Fl3ur", "Flair", "Flaire", "Flaithrí", "Flak", "Flaka", "Flame", "Flamur", "Flanagan", "Flann", "Flannery", "Flannán", "Flare", "Flarunon", "Flash", "Flashlight", "Flav", "Flavia", "Flavian", "Flaviana", "Flaviano", "Flavianus", "Flavie", "Flavien", "Flavienne", "Flavilar", "Flavio", "Flaviu", "Flavius", "Flay", "Flayer", "Flem", "Fleming", "Flemming", "Fletcher", "Fleur", "Fleurette", "Flick", "Fligill", "Fligund", "Flint", "Flip", "Flo", "Floe", "Floella", "Flonguez", "Floo", "Flood", "Floor", "Floortje", "Flop", "Flor", "Flora", "Florbela", "Florbor", "Flore", "Florea", "Floreas", "Florek", "Florenc", "Florence", "Florencia", "Florencio", "Florenna", "Florent", "Florentia", "Florentin", "Florentina", "Florentine", "Florentino", "Florentinus", "Florentius", "Florentyn", "Florentyna", "Floresha", "Floreta", "Floretta", "Florette", "Flori", "Florian", "Floriana", "Floriane", "Florianne", "Floriano", "Florianus", "Floriberto", "Florida", "Florijan", "Florije", "Florika", "Florimond", "Florin", "Florina", "Florinda", "Florine", "Florint", "Florinus", "Floris", "Florizel", "Florián", "Florjan", "Floro", "Florott", "Florrie", "Florry", "Florus", "Florá", "Florência", "Florêncio", "Florípes", "Flossie", "Floud", "Flour", "Flower", "Floyd", "Fluff", "Fluffy", "Flugrheum", "Flutra", "Flutur", "Flutura", "Flynn", "Flyura", "Flávia", "Fláviadak", "Flávio", "Flæmingr", "Flóra", "Flórister", "Flórián", "Fnipper", "Fnu", "Fnu-Lnu", "Fochi", "Fochle", "Fodel", "Fofos", "Fogell", "Foka", "Folami", "Folant", "Folas", "Folcberht", "Folcmar", "Folcmær", "Folcwine", "Folke", "Folkor", "Foma", "Fomarnor", "Fomok", "Fond", "Fonkin", "Fons", "Fontsanta", "Foo", "Food", "Football", "Forbes", "Ford", "Fore", "Foreehandláed", "Forene", "Forest", "Forestdew", "Fori", "Foridan", "Fork", "Forra", "Forrest", "Forten", "Fortino", "Fortuna", "Fortunat", "Fortunata", "Fortunato", "Fortunatus", "Fortune", "Forõ", "Foshonyl", "Foster", "Foteini", "Fotie", "Fotini", "Fotios", "Fotis", "Fotla", "Fotlac", "Foua", "Fouad", "Fouan", "Four", "Four-Eyes", "Fouzia", "Fox", "Fradek", "Fradique", "Frahat", "Fran", "Franaea", "Franc", "Franca", "Francar", "France", "Francene", "Francent", "Francenti", "Francentu", "Frances", "Francesc", "Francesca", "Francesco", "Francescu", "Franceskino", "Francesko", "Francette", "Francetu", "Franci", "Francine", "Francis", "Francisca", "Francisco", "Franciscus", "Franciska", "Francisko", "Francisque", "Franciszek", "Franciszka", "Franck", "Francka", "Franco", "Francois", "Francy", "Franda", "Frander", "Frandon", "Frandra", "Frandrea", "Frandrew", "Frandy", "Frane", "Franek", "Frang", "Frangag", "Frani", "Frania", "Franio", "Franjo", "Frank", "Franka", "Frankenstein", "Frankie", "Franklin", "Franklyn", "Franko", "Franky", "Frannicajan", "Frannie", "Franny", "Frano", "Franrelber", "Frans", "Frantinu", "Frantinus", "František", "Františka", "Frantzisca", "Frantziscu", "Frantziska", "Frantzisko", "Franz", "Franzi", "Franzing", "Franziska", "Françeska", "Françesko", "Franço", "François", "François-Marie", "Françoise", "Franĉjo", "Frančišek", "Frančiška", "Fraser", "Fraszko", "Frath", "Fraudatifilius", "Frauke", "Fraupa", "Fraut", "Frautak", "Frax", "Frazer", "Frañsez", "Frañseza", "Frea", "Frech", "Fred", "Freda", "Freddie", "Freddy", "Fredenandus", "Frederic", "Frederica", "Frederick", "Frederico", "Frederik", "Frederikke", "Fredi", "Frediano", "Fredo", "Fredric", "Fredrick", "Fredrik", "Fredrika", "Fredy", "Fredyk", "Fredzio", "Free", "Freek", "Freeman", "Freida", "Freitas", "Frej", "Freja", "Frence", "French", "Frens", "Frenske", "Freoþegar", "Freoþoberht", "Freoþomund", "Freoþoric", "Freoþoræd", "Freoþowulf", "Fretterat", "Fretteret", "Frevus", "Frey", "Freya", "Freyde", "Freyja", "Freyr", "Freysandu", "Friar", "Fricele", "Fricis", "Frida", "Friday", "Fridenot", "Friderik", "Frideswide", "Frideswith", "Fridolin", "Fridtjof", "Friduhelm", "Friduman", "Fridumar", "Friduric", "Fridwald", "Frie-An", "Frieda", "Friedbert", "Friede", "Friedel", "Friedemann", "Frieder", "Friederike", "Friedhelm", "Friedhold", "Friedrich", "Frien", "Frig", "Frigg", "Frigidianus", "Frigyes", "Frij", "Frija", "Frijjō", "Fris", "Frisk", "Friso", "Frit", "Fritiof", "Fritjof", "Frits", "Fritz", "Fritzi", "Friðrik", "Friðrika", "Friðuswiþ", "Friðþjófr", "Friþ", "Friþelaf", "Friþestan", "Friþunanþs", "Friþuric", "Friþurīks", "Friþuswiþ", "Friþuweald", "Frodai", "Frode", "Frodge", "Frodo", "Frog", "Frona", "Fronie", "Fros", "Frosina", "Frost", "Frosti", "Froylan", "Frozan", "Frucia", "Frucidon", "Frucint", "Fructuoso", "Fructuosus", "Frug", "Fruma", "Frumat", "Fruz", "Fruzsina", "Fry", "Frycek", "Fryda", "Frydek", "Fryderyk", "Fryderyka", "Frydzia", "Fränze", "Frédéric", "Frédérique", "Fríða", "Fróði", "Fróðvald", "Frøya", "Frīdrihs", "Fsaly", "Fsýb", "Fu", "Fuad", "Fuafer", "Fuat", "Fuck", "Fucket", "Fuckface", "Fuensanta", "Fuga", "Fuhmer", "Fuji", "Fujib", "Fujie", "Fujieda", "Fujiko", "Fujio", "Fujisawa", "Fuki", "Fukiko", "Fuku", "Fukue", "Fukuji", "Fukuju", "Fukuko", "Fukuld", "Fukumi", "Fukuo", "Fukus", "Ful", "Fulbert", "Fulburghe", "Fulchard", "Fulcher", "Fulco", "Fulgencio", "Fulgentius", "Fulgenzio", "Fulgora", "Fulgu", "Fulk", "Fulke", "Fulmati", "Fulton", "Fulvi", "Fulvia", "Fulvio", "Fulvius", "Fumi", "Fumie", "Fumihiko", "Fumihiro", "Fumihito", "Fumiko", "Fuminori", "Fumio", "Fumiyo", "Fumnanya", "Funda", "Fungai", "Funky", "Funmilayo", "Funmine", "Funs", "Funske", "Fuqiang", "Fur", "Furaha", "Furgula", "Furiosa", "Furkan", "Furn", "Furong", "Furqan", "Furra", "Furru", "Fusa", "Fusae", "Fusai", "Fusako", "Fusao", "Fusayo", "Fusheng", "Futoshi", "Fututatrix", "Fuvehlih", "Fuven", "Fuxi", "Fuyuko", "Fyevarra", "Fyfe", "Fylson", "Fynn", "Fyodor", "Fyokla", "Fyokoma", "Fyokood", "Fyre", "Fyę", "Fàtima", "Fábia", "Fábio", "Fábián", "Fáelán", "Fásfiŗés", "Fátima", "Féchín", "Féichín", "Féla", "Félagi", "Félan", "Félicie", "Félicien", "Félicienne", "Félicité", "Félio", "Félix", "Fína", "Fíona", "Fólki", "Fúlvio", "Fülöp", "Füsun", "Fūjin", "Fərhad", "Fərid", "Fəridə", "Fərəh", "Fəxri", "G", "G'Nona", "G'ka", "G'li", "G'ri", "Ga-Bin", "Ga-Eul", "Ga-Eun", "Ga-Hui", "Ga-Hyeon", "Ga-In", "Ga-Min", "Ga-On", "Ga-Ram", "Ga-Won", "Ga-Yeong", "Ga-Yul", "Ga-Yun", "Ga-yeol", "Ga-yeon", "Gaagii", "Gaal", "Gaar", "Gaar-gart", "Gaash", "Gaavae", "Gaavr", "Gaba", "Gabano", "Gabbai", "Gabbatha", "Gabbi", "Gabbith", "Gabby", "Gabcia", "Gabe", "Gaben", "Gabethe", "Gabi", "Gabija", "Gabin", "Gabina", "Gabino", "Gabinus", "Gabir", "Gabr", "Gabra", "Gabrasto", "Gabri", "Gabria", "Gabrie", "Gabriel", "Gabriela", "Gabriele", "Gabrielius", "Gabriell", "Gabriella", "Gabrielle", "Gabrielo", "Gabriels", "Gabrielė", "Gabrihel", "Gabrijel", "Gabrijela", "Gabrina", "Gabriël", "Gabriëlle", "Gabrysia", "Gabryś", "Gabríel", "Gabusia", "Gaby", "Gad", "Gadar", "Gadarenes", "Gadaselles", "Gaddi", "Gaddiel", "Gadene", "Gadeto", "Gadi", "Gadisa", "Gadise", "Gadrassk", "Gadzhi", "Gadzhimurad", "Gae", "Gaea", "Gael", "Gaelin", "Gaenor", "Gaerradh", "Gaery", "Gaeta", "Gaetan", "Gaetana", "Gaetano", "Gafar", "Gaga", "Gage", "Gaham", "Gahar", "Gaheriet", "Gaheris", "Gai", "Gaia", "Gaiah", "Gaiana", "Gaiane", "Gaido", "Gail", "Gaila", "Gailawera", "Gaios", "Gaioz", "Gais", "Gaisarīx", "Gaiseric", "Gaius", "Gaizaþrūþiz", "Gaizka", "Gaj", "Gaja", "Gajanan", "Gajendra", "Gajfo", "Gaku", "Gakum", "Gal", "Gala", "Galaad", "Galadriel", "Galahad", "Galaktion", "Galal", "Galanodel", "Galaqtion", "Galargeriath", "Galatea", "Galateia", "Galatia", "Galaxy", "Galba", "Galbarth", "Galbawe", "Galbert", "Galbraith", "Galden", "Galdino", "Gale", "Galeazzo", "Galeed", "Galen", "Galena", "Galene", "Galenos", "Gali", "Galia", "Galila", "Galilahi", "Galilea", "Galilee", "Galilei", "Galileo", "Galina", "Galini", "Galinndan", "Galip", "Galit", "Gall", "Galla", "Gallaer", "Gallagher", "Gallchobhar", "Gallcobar", "Gallim", "Gallio", "Gallium", "Gallo", "Gallus", "Galo", "Galvola", "Galvão", "Galya", "Gamal", "Gamaliel", "Gaman", "Gambert", "Gambhira", "Game", "Gamil", "Gamila", "Gamma", "Gammadims", "Gamul", "Gamzat", "Gamze", "Ganbaatar", "Ganbin", "Ganbold", "Gand", "Gandalf", "Gandhi", "Gandálfr", "Gane", "Ganeld", "Ganesh", "Ganesha", "Gang", "Gang-Hui", "Gang-Hyeon", "Gang-Jun", "Gang-Min", "Gang-U", "Ganga", "Gangabai", "Gangadhar", "Gangamma", "Gangaram", "Gani", "Gania", "Ganiat", "Ganix", "Ganizani", "Gann", "Ganna", "Ganon", "Ganpat", "Ganto", "Gantone", "Gantulga", "Ganu", "Ganu-Miala", "Ganya", "Ganymede", "Ganymedes", "Ganzorig", "Garaile", "Garance", "Garbage", "Garbha", "Garbhan", "Garbhán", "Garbi", "Garbiñe", "Garbund", "Garbán", "Garcia", "Garda", "Gardain", "Gardenia", "Gardume", "Gareb", "Garegin", "Garelica", "Garen", "Gares", "Gareth", "Garey", "Garf", "Garfeld", "Garfield", "Gargi", "Garheard", "Garhurste", "Garia", "Garibald", "Gario", "Garland", "Garmites", "Garna", "Garnel", "Garnet", "Garnett", "Garnette", "Garnier", "Garralesias", "Garrelina", "Garreno", "Garret", "Garrett", "Garrez", "Garrick", "Garry", "Garsea", "Garsha", "Garson", "Garth", "Gartierro", "Gartin", "Gartinguez", "Garva", "Garvan", "Garweald", "Garwulf", "Gary", "Garyt", "Garzap", "Gasan", "Gashmu", "Gasin", "Gason", "Gaspar", "Gaspard", "Gaspare", "Gasparel", "Gasparo", "Gast", "Gasto", "Gaston", "Gastone", "Gastão", "Gastón", "Gatam", "Gath", "Gath-rimmon", "Gathakatake", "Gatlin", "Gato", "Gatomira", "Gatos", "Gatsby", "Gatsey", "Gatz", "Gaubert", "Gaudencio", "Gaudêncio", "Gaufrid", "Gauge", "Gauhar", "Gaultier", "Gauramma", "Gaurav", "Gauri", "Gauss", "Gaut", "Gautam", "Gautama", "Gautberhto", "Gautbert", "Gaute", "Gautfrid", "Gauthier", "Gauti", "Gautier", "Gautselin", "Gautsiah", "Gautstafr", "Gautwin", "Gauvain", "Gav", "Gavan", "Gavin", "Gavino", "Gavra", "Gavrail", "Gavrel", "Gavri'el", "Gavriel", "Gavriil", "Gavriilu", "Gavril", "Gavrila", "Gavrilo", "Gawa", "Gawahir", "Gawain", "Gawardiktor", "Gawdat", "Gaweh", "Gawen", "Gawertek", "Gaweł", "Gawonii", "Gaxwer", "Gay", "Gaya", "Gayan", "Gayana", "Gayane", "Gayathri", "Gayatri", "Gaydar", "Gaye", "Gayelord", "Gayfield", "Gayla", "Gayle", "Gaylee", "Gayleib", "Gaylene", "Gaylerem", "Gaylesik", "Gaylord", "Gaynor", "Gaz", "Gaza", "Gazabar", "Gazbia", "Gazbiyya", "Gaze", "Gazeel", "Gazer", "Gazez", "Gazmend", "Gazment", "Gazmir", "Gazsi", "Gazzam", "Gaétan", "Gaétane", "Gaël", "Gaëlle", "Gaëtan", "Gaëtane", "Gaïa", "Gašper", "Gbemisola", "Gea", "Gealbu", "Gealá", "Geanelo", "Gearalt", "Geardá", "Gearral", "Gearte", "Gearóid", "Geaxi", "Geažotmiella", "Geb", "Geba", "Gebahard", "Gebal", "Geber", "Gebessk", "Gebhard", "Gebim", "Gedaliah", "Gedalyahu", "Gedeon", "Geder", "Gederothaim", "Gedevan", "Gediminas", "Gedkan", "Gedor", "Geena", "Geer", "Geeraama", "Geers", "Geert", "Geertje", "Geertruida", "Geet", "Geeta", "Geete", "Geetha", "Geevarghese", "Gefen", "Geffrey", "Gefion", "Gefjon", "Geghard", "Gegi", "Gehazi", "Gehrt", "Geir", "Geira", "Geirmundr", "Geirr", "Gek", "Gela", "Gelacio", "Gelender", "Geliloth", "Geline", "Geliz", "Gell", "Gellért", "Geloyra", "Gelsomina", "Geltrude", "Gem", "Gema", "Gemalli", "Gemariah", "Gemaryahu", "Gember", "Gemblossom", "Gemflower", "Gemia", "Gemina", "Gemini", "Gemir", "Gemma", "Gemo", "Gemsen", "Gemstone", "Gena", "Genad", "Genadi", "Genadiy", "Genaro", "Genc", "Gencelech", "Genchus", "Genci", "Gend", "Gendan", "Gene", "Genek", "Genel", "Gener", "Generic", "Generina", "Generosa", "Generoso", "Generosus", "Genesee", "Genesio", "Genesis", "Genesius", "Geneswar", "Genette", "Geneva", "Genevieve", "Geneviève", "Genevra", "Genghis", "Genia", "Genich", "Genichi", "Genie", "Genio", "Genista", "Genji", "Genka", "Genko", "Genn", "Gennadi", "Gennadios", "Gennadius", "Gennadiy", "Gennadiya", "Gennady", "Gennarino", "Gennaro", "Gennesaret", "Gennis", "Geno", "Genocide", "Genovaitė", "Genovefa", "Genoveffa", "Genoveva", "Genowefa", "Genri", "Genrieta", "Genrikh", "Genriq", "Genshi", "Genti", "Gentian", "Gentiana", "Gentius", "Gentjan", "Gentjana", "Gentzane", "Genubath", "Geny", "Genya", "Genís", "Genādijs", "Genė", "Geo", "Geode", "Geoff", "Geoffrey", "Geoffroi", "Geoffroy", "Geofya", "Geofyan", "Geography", "Geometry", "Geon", "Geon-Ha", "Geon-Ho", "Geon-Hu", "Geon-Hui", "Geon-Min", "Geon-Yeong", "Geon-Yul", "Geon-u", "Geor", "Geordan", "Geordie", "Georg", "George", "Georgeanna", "Georgei", "Georgene", "Georges", "Georgeta", "Georgetta", "Georgette", "Georgi", "Georgia", "Georgiana", "Georgianna", "Georgie", "Georgijs", "Georgina", "Georgine", "Georgio", "Georgios", "Georgirnolom", "Georgius", "Georgiy", "Georgo", "Georgs", "Georgy", "Georm'hes", "Georm'heslas", "Georn", "Geornelis", "Geornél", "Georu", "Ger", "Gera", "Geraci", "Geraint", "Gerald", "Geraldina", "Geraldine", "Geraldo", "Gerallt", "Geralyn", "Gerane", "Gerar", "Gerard", "Gerarda", "Gerardo", "Gerardzik", "Gerasim", "Gerasimos", "Gerb", "Gerbald", "Gerben", "Gerbern", "Gerbo", "Gerbold", "Gerd", "Gerda", "Gerdina", "Gerel", "Gerelt", "Geremia", "Gereon", "Gereske", "Geretrudis", "Gerfred", "Gerfrid", "Gerfried", "Gerfyril", "Gerfyriq", "Gerfyriye", "Gergana", "Gergely", "Gerger", "Gergesenes", "Gergina", "Gergő", "Gerhard", "Gerhardt", "Gerhild", "Gerhold", "Geri", "Gerizim", "Gerlach", "Gerlenobu", "Gerlind", "Gerlinde", "Gerlof", "Germ", "Germain", "Germaine", "German", "Germana", "Germane", "Germanicus", "Germano", "Germanus", "Germelqart", "Germen", "Germer", "Germogen", "Germund", "Germán", "Gern", "Gernot", "Gero", "Geroald", "Gerolamo", "Gerold", "Gerolf", "Gerolt", "Geronimo", "Geronti", "Gerontius", "Gerra", "Gerrard", "Gerri", "Gerrie", "Gerrit", "Gerry", "Gers", "Gershom", "Gershon", "Gert", "Gerta", "Gerti", "Gertie", "Gertraud", "Gertraude", "Gertrud", "Gertruda", "Gertrude", "Gertrudes", "Gertrudis", "Gertruida", "Gertrúd", "Gertrúda", "Gertrūda", "Gerulf", "Gerv", "Gervais", "Gervaise", "Gervase", "Gervasio", "Gervasius", "Gervyn", "Gervásio", "Gervé", "Gerwas", "Gerwazy", "Gerðr", "Gerónimo", "Gesa", "Gesham", "Geshan", "Geshem", "Geshur", "Geshvajia", "Gesine", "Gessica", "Gesù", "Geth", "Gether", "Gethin", "Gethsemane", "Gethunhui", "Geuel", "Geula", "Geun-U", "Geun-Yeong", "Gevorg", "Gey", "Geza", "Gezabele", "Gezer", "Gezim", "Gg", "Ghada", "Ghadir", "Ghafa", "Ghaffar", "Ghafoor", "Ghalib", "Ghaliya", "Ghanashyam", "Ghancha", "Ghani", "Ghas", "Ghash", "Ghassan", "Ghausuddin", "Ghayne", "Ghayth", "Ghazi", "Ghenadie", "Gheorghe", "Gherardo", "Ghesh", "Ghijs", "Ghislain", "Ghislaine", "Ghiv", "Ghiță", "Ghjaseppu", "Ghjulia", "Ghjuvan", "Ghjuvanna", "Ghjuvanni", "Ghogzod", "Gholam", "Gholma", "Ghoncheh", "Ghost", "Ghoti", "Ghufran", "Ghugad", "Ghughuni", "Ghukk", "Ghul", "Ghula", "Ghulaab", "Ghulam", "Ghulf", "Gi-Beom", "Gi-Hyeon", "Gi-Ppeum", "Gia", "Giach", "Giacinta", "Giacinto", "Giacobbe", "Giacoma", "Giacomina", "Giacomo", "Giada", "Giadezda", "Giah", "Gialbma", "Gialu", "Giamides", "Giampaolo", "Giampiero", "Gian", "Giana", "Gianamisi", "Giancarlo", "Gianfranco", "Gianfrida", "Giang", "Giange", "Giangjun", "Giania", "Gianis", "Gianluca", "Gianluigi", "Gianmarco", "Gianmaria", "Gianna", "Gianni", "Giannina", "Giannino", "Giannis", "Giano", "Gianpaolo", "Gianpiero", "Gianus", "Gib", "Gibbar", "Gibbes", "Gibbethon", "Gibbous", "Gibea", "Gibeah", "Gibeon", "Gibson", "Gid'on", "Giddalti", "Giddel", "Giddina", "Giddy", "Gideon", "Gideoni", "Gidie", "Gidon", "Giedrius", "Giedrė", "Gieelan", "Gieeta", "Gien", "Gienek", "Gienia", "Gierá", "Gies", "Giesela", "Giffard", "Gifforo", "Gift", "Gifty", "Giga", "Gigaël", "Gigi", "Gigla", "Gigvozek", "Giha", "Gihohanan", "Gihon", "Giiwedin", "Giiwedinokwe", "Giji", "Gijin", "Gijs", "Gijsbert", "Gijsberta", "Gil", "Gilad", "Gilah", "Gilalai", "Gilbert", "Gilberta", "Gilberte", "Gilberto", "Gilbmo", "Gilboa", "Gilchrist", "Gilda", "Gildardo", "Gildo", "Gilead", "Giles", "Gilga", "Gilgal", "Gilgamesh", "Gilganin", "Gili", "Gill", "Gilla", "Gillamin", "Gilland", "Gillasoom", "Gillaudeund", "Gille", "Gilleasbaig", "Gilleasbuig", "Giller", "Gilles", "Gillespie", "Gillette", "Gilli", "Gillian", "Gillis", "Gillke", "Gilly", "Giloh", "Gilroy", "Giltbert", "Gilyana", "Gilzanzorye", "Gimbe", "Gimble", "Gimby", "Gimzo", "Gina", "Ginath", "Gine", "Ginette", "Ginevra", "Ginevro", "Ginger", "Ginka", "Ginnetho", "Ginnethon", "Ginnie", "Ginnika", "Ginny", "Gino", "Gint", "Gintaras", "Gintarė", "Gintautas", "Gintek", "Ginter", "Ginéas", "Ginés", "Gio", "Gioacchino", "Gioachinek", "Gioachino", "Giobbe", "Gioconda", "Gioele", "Gioia", "Gion", "Giona", "Gionata", "Giorang", "Giordano", "Giorgi", "Giorgia", "Giorgina", "Giorgino", "Giorgio", "Giorgos", "Gios", "Giosef", "Giosetta", "Giosuè", "Giotto", "Giovanna", "Giovannetta", "Giovanni", "Giove", "Giovik", "Gir", "Giraffe", "Giraldo", "Girgashite", "Girgi", "Giric", "Girija", "Girish", "Girisha", "Girl", "Girolamo", "Girril", "Girste", "Gisa", "Gisbert", "Gise", "Gisee", "Gisela", "Giselbert", "Giselda", "Gisele", "Giselhere", "Gisella", "Giselle", "Giselmund", "Giser", "Gises", "Gishi", "Gishpa", "Gisila", "Gisilbert", "Gisilfrid", "Gisim", "Gisio", "Gislenus", "Gislin", "Gismund", "Gispa", "Gispup", "Giss", "Gisselle", "Gissila", "Gissín", "Giste", "Gisèle", "Gita", "Gitaben", "Gitanjali", "Gite", "Githa", "Gitta", "Gittah-hepher", "Gittaim", "Gittan", "Gitte", "Gittel", "Gittites", "Giuan", "Giuang", "Giuanna", "Giuanne", "Giuditta", "Giuli", "Giulia", "Giulian", "Giuliana", "Giuliano", "Giulietta", "Giulio", "Giunobus", "Giunone", "Gius", "Giuseppa", "Giuseppe", "Giuseppina", "Giusi", "Giustina", "Giustino", "Giusto", "Giusy", "Giv", "Given", "Givi", "Giwa", "Gixandra", "Gixane", "Giya", "Giza", "Gizabahal", "Gizakunde", "Gizane", "Gizanne", "Gizella", "Gizem", "Gizi", "Gizmo", "Gizo", "Giò", "Giđe", "Giđeš", "Gjergj", "Gjergji", "Gjermund", "Gjin", "Gjinovefa", "Gjon", "Gjord", "Gjorgji", "Gjovalin", "Gjurd", "Gjyle", "Gjyste", "Glacier", "Gladas", "Glade", "Gladis", "Glados", "Gladwin", "Gladwyn", "Gladys", "Glafira", "Glafsha", "Glafur", "Glaggoink", "Glaguliā", "Glairu", "Glaive", "Glani", "Glanville", "Glaph", "Glaphyra", "Glar", "Glass", "Glaucia", "Glauco", "Glaucus", "Glaukos", "Gleb", "Glebu", "Gleda", "Gledd", "Gledis", "Gleemuk", "Glen", "Glenda", "Glendower", "Glenice", "Glenn", "Glenna", "Glennis", "Glenys", "Gless", "Glessi", "Glet", "Glianie", "Glide", "Glig", "Gligem", "Gligils", "Gligor", "Gliguaq", "Glika", "Glikeriya", "Glim", "Glimbo", "Glinda", "Gliv", "Globe", "Globfoot", "Gloom", "Glooscap", "Glor", "Glorah", "Glorelia", "Glorga", "Glori", "Gloria", "Glorian", "Gloriana", "Glorinda", "Glorio", "Gloristiane", "Gloristin", "Gloristina", "Gloristine", "Gloristopherine", "Gloristophia", "Gloro", "Glory", "Glot", "Glove", "Glow", "Glud", "Gluk", "Glukel", "Glur", "Glurp", "Glurt", "Glyken", "Glykeria", "Glyn", "Glyndwr", "Glynis", "Glynn", "Glynsatra", "Gláucia", "Gláucio", "Glædwine", "Glória", "Gnaeus", "Gnat", "Gneight", "Gnevomir", "Gniblik", "Gniesbert", "Gniewomir", "Gnome", "Go-Eun", "Goah", "Goath", "Gob", "Gobannos", "Gobbán", "Gobind", "Gobinda", "Gobiteli", "Goblin", "Gobnai", "Gobnait", "Gobnat", "Gobnata", "Gobnet", "Goby", "Gobyn", "Gobán", "Gocha", "God", "Goda", "Godabert", "Godalupe", "Goddard", "Gode", "Godec", "Godefrid", "Godefroy", "Godehard", "Godek", "Godeli", "Godelieve", "Godeliva", "Godelyl", "Goderzi", "Godes", "Godescalc", "Godfrai", "Godfrey", "Godfrido", "Godfried", "Godgifu", "Godir", "Godiva", "Godko", "Godmund", "Godmær", "Godofredo", "Godric", "Godson", "Godtfred", "Godwin", "Godwine", "Godwinson", "Godzia", "Godzisław", "Goemon", "Gof", "Gofannon", "Goffredo", "Gofraidh", "Gofrido", "Gog", "Goga", "Gogatsu", "Gogi", "Gogita", "Gogola", "Gogomeng", "Gogona", "Gogosha", "Gogosthi", "Gogostis", "Gogutsa", "Gohar", "Gohn", "Gohnali", "Gohndon", "Gohne", "Goibniu", "Goizah", "Goizane", "Goizargi", "Goizeda", "Goizeder", "Goizel", "Goizerie-Jin", "Gojira", "Gojko", "Gokuk", "Gokul", "Gokur", "Gol", "Gola", "Golan", "Golata", "Golbahar", "Gold", "Golda", "Goldie", "Goldilocks", "Goldpetal", "Goldwine", "Goldy", "Golf", "Golgotha", "Goliath", "Gollum", "Gollá", "Golnar", "Golnaz", "Golodrimel", "Golshan", "Golyat", "Golzar", "Gomby", "Gomer", "Gomernandez", "Gomero", "Gomes", "Gomesendus", "Gomez", "Gomorrah", "Gonc", "Gonca", "Gonchylorbjörk", "Gone", "Goneli", "Goneri", "Goneril", "Gonerill", "Gones", "Gonestt", "Gonggong", "Gonorilla", "Gonso", "Gontran", "Gonx", "Gonxhe", "Gonz", "Gonzales", "Gonzalesias", "Gonzalez", "Gonzalo", "Gonzia", "Gonzinath", "Gonçal", "Gonçalo", "Goo", "Goober", "Good", "Goodwin", "Goon", "Goonta", "Goose", "Gopal", "Gopala", "Gopher", "Gophuphrat", "Gopi", "Gopiat", "Gopinath", "Gopinatha", "Gopio", "Gor", "Goraidh", "Goran", "Goranka", "Gorbino", "Gord", "Gorda", "Gordan", "Gordana", "Gorden", "Gordian", "Gordianus", "Gordie", "Gordon", "Gorduz", "Gordy", "Gore", "Goretti", "Gorg", "Gorga", "Gorgapsis", "Gorgi", "Gorica", "Gorka", "Gorm", "Gormflaith", "Gormil", "Gormlaith", "Goro", "Goronwy", "Gorou", "Gorrid", "Gorrow", "Gorstag", "Gorunn", "Gorynich", "Gorō", "Gosa", "Goshen", "Gosheven", "Gosia", "Gosse", "Gostislav", "Goswin", "Gotam", "Gotama", "Gotar", "Gotarz", "Gotarzes", "Gotautakan", "Gote", "Goteleib", "Goth", "Gotsag", "Gottfrid", "Gottfried", "Gotthard", "Gotthilf", "Gotthold", "Gottlieb", "Gottlob", "Gotto", "Gotts", "Gottschalk", "Gotty", "Gotzon", "Gotzone", "Gour", "Gourab", "Gouri", "Goutam", "Gouth", "Gouto", "Gouyen", "Govanna", "Govannon", "Govik", "Govind", "Govinda", "Gowad", "Gower", "Gowri", "Goya", "Goyaałé", "Goyanarri", "Goyathlay", "Goyo", "Gozan", "Gozzo", "Gościs", "Gościsco", "Gościsław", "Gośka", "Gra", "Graarkoo", "Grace", "Gracelyn", "Gracelynn", "Grach", "Graci", "Gracia", "Graciana", "Graciano", "Gracie", "Gracie-Mae", "Graciela", "Graciliano", "Gracious Wings", "Gracir", "Gracja", "Gracjan", "Gracjana", "Graco", "Gracília", "Grady", "Graeme", "Graf", "Grafeld", "Grafield", "Grafsigmund", "Graham", "Grahame", "Gram", "Gramiton", "Gramos", "Gramoz", "Gran", "Grang", "Granger", "Grania", "Granit", "Grant", "Granuaile", "Granville", "Granya", "Grape", "Graph", "Graphfield", "Grass Feistling", "Grass", "Grat", "Gratia", "Gratian", "Gratiana", "Gratianus", "Gratien", "Gray", "Grayas", "Graysen", "Grayson", "Graze", "Grazia", "Graziana", "Graziano", "Graziella", "Graça", "Graża", "Grażka", "Grażyna", "Grażynka", "Graž", "Gražina", "Gream", "Greasearms", "Great", "Greatwolf", "Greer", "Greet", "Greetje", "Greg", "Grega", "Greger", "Gregers", "Gregg", "Gregoke", "Gregor", "Gregoria", "Gregorio", "Gregorios", "Gregorius", "Gregory", "Gregório", "Greig", "Greisen", "Grek", "Grekt", "Grele", "Grelling", "Grelluh", "Grend", "Grenko", "Grenuś", "Grenville", "Greo", "Greoru", "Greric", "Grerk", "Gresham", "Gresket", "Greta", "Gretchen", "Grete", "Gretel", "Gretha", "Grethe", "Gretta", "Grey", "Greyson", "Grga", "Grgur", "Gribiltuth", "Gricelda", "Grid", "Grier", "Griet", "Griffin", "Griffith", "Grifud", "Grigol", "Grigoli", "Grigor", "Grigore", "Grigori", "Grigorii", "Grigorijs", "Grigorios", "Grigoris", "Grigoriy", "Grigory", "Grigur", "Grim", "Grimaldo", "Grimhilt", "Grimwald", "Grio", "Griogair", "Grios", "Gris", "Grisel", "Griselda", "Grisha", "Grishma", "Grit", "Griz", "Grizel", "Grizz", "Gro", "Grodzisław", "Groe", "Grognak", "Grogua", "Grogutsa", "Gronner", "Gronw", "Groretsk", "Grorkitsk", "Grorlor", "Gros'zask", "Groslaus", "Grosvenor", "Ground", "Grove", "Grover", "Groz", "Grozda", "Grozdan", "Grozdana", "Grph", "Grud", "Gruffud", "Gruffudd", "Gruffydd", "Grung", "Grunge", "Grungle", "Grungus", "Grunk", "Gruorbevex", "Grusegossk", "Grusha", "Grushyania", "Grusilla", "Gry", "Grzegorz", "Grzegun", "Grzenebert", "Grzesiek", "Grześ", "Gráinne", "Græy", "Græyson", "Gréagóir", "Gréasandra", "Grégoire", "Grégory", "Gréta", "Grétar", "Grímhildr", "Gríðr", "Gróa", "Grīmahildiz", "Guada", "Guadak", "Guadalupe", "Guadalupita", "Gual", "Gualbert", "Gualberto", "Gualguainus", "Gualterio", "Gualtiero", "Gualupita", "Guaman", "Guan", "Guanghua", "Guanghui", "Guangming", "Guangrong", "Guangsheng", "Guangwei", "Guangyu", "Guanting", "Guanyu", "Guarin", "Guarmote", "Guava", "Gubbeiyûn", "Gubbin", "Gucio", "Guda", "Gudadi", "Gudbrand", "Guddi", "Guddu", "Gudelia", "Gudgoda", "Gudgodah", "Gudina", "Gudius", "Gudiya", "Gudmund", "Gudrun", "Guen", "Guendolen", "Guendoleu", "Guendoloena", "Guenevere", "Guenièvre", "Guenter", "Guerino", "Guesa", "Guest 1", "Gugirna", "Guglielmo", "Gugula", "Gugulethu", "Guguli", "Gugusha", "Guhtur", "Gui", "Guido", "Guifang", "Guife", "Guifré", "Guihong", "Guihua", "Guil", "Guilan", "Guilherm", "Guilherme", "Guilhermina", "Guili", "Guilin", "Guill", "Guillaume", "Guillem", "Guillerme", "Guillermina", "Guillermo", "Guim", "Guimei", "Guiming", "Guinevere", "Guiomar", "Guiping", "Guire", "Guirong", "Guiscard", "Guisheng", "Guivi", "Guixia", "Guixian", "Guixiang", "Guixius", "Guiying", "Guizhen", "Guki", "Gukingamo", "Gul", "Gula", "Gulab", "Gulabuddin", "Gulad", "Guladanah", "Guladi", "Guladsthaah", "Gulal", "Gulali", "Gulam", "Gulbadan", "Gulbahar", "Gulbanie", "Gulbrand", "Gulbrandr", "Gulbrus", "Gulbuddin", "Gulbur", "Gulburhyll", "Gulchachak", "Guldzhera", "Gulfia", "Gulfira", "Gulfiya", "Guli", "Gulia", "Guliko", "Gulisa", "Gulistan", "Guliver", "Guliya", "Guliza", "Gull", "Gulla", "Gulmira", "Gulnar", "Gulnara", "Gulnaz", "Gulnazi", "Gulnora", "Gulnur", "Gulo", "Gulrukh", "Gulses", "Gulshan", "Gulshat", "Gulsina", "Gulthum", "Gulumbu", "Gulver", "Gulzada", "Gulzar", "Gum", "Guma", "Gumarich", "Gumaro", "Gumat", "Gumby", "Gume", "Gumersindo", "Gummi", "Gump", "Gun", "Gunborg", "Gund", "Gunda", "Gundahar", "Gundega", "Gunder", "Gundhram", "Gundisalvus", "Gundruk", "Gundula", "Gunhild", "Gunhilda", "Gunhua", "Guni", "Gunilla", "Gunjan", "Gunk", "Gunke", "Gunn", "Gunn'sara", "Gunna", "Gunnar", "Gunnarr", "Gunnbjǫrg", "Gunne", "Gunnel", "Gunner", "Gunnhild", "Gunnhildr", "Gunnhildur", "Gunni", "Gunnir", "Gunnloda", "Gunno", "Gunnor", "Gunnr", "Gunnur", "Gunnus", "Gunnvaldr", "Gunnvor", "Gunnvǫr", "Gunnyr", "Gunná", "Gunnár", "Gunta", "Gunter", "Gunther", "Guntram", "Guntur", "Gunvald", "Gunvor", "Gunþīharjaz", "Gunārs", "Guo", "Guobin", "Guocheng", "Guodong", "Guofang", "Guofeng", "Guohong", "Guohua", "Guohui", "Guohum", "Guojian", "Guojun", "Guoliang", "Guolin", "Guolė", "Guomin", "Guoming", "Guoping", "Guoqiang", "Guoqin", "Guoqing", "Guoquan", "Guoquti", "Guor", "Guorong", "Guorthigirn", "Guorty", "Guosheng", "Guowei", "Guoxiang", "Guoxin", "Guoxing", "Guoxiong", "Guoying", "Guozadao", "Guozhen", "Guozhong", "Gupide", "Gur", "Gur-baal", "Gura", "Guram", "Gurami", "Guran", "Guranda", "Gurao", "Gurađ", "Gurbaaz", "Gurdeep", "Gurdis", "Gurfaen", "Gurfateh", "Gurgen", "Gurgeni", "Guri", "Gurmail", "Gurmeet", "Guro", "Gurpreechir", "Gurpreet", "Gurtasun", "Gurtza", "Gurutz", "Gurutze", "Gus", "Guseyn", "Gusia", "Guso", "Gusonnd", "Gussie", "Gussá", "Gust", "Gusta", "Gustaaf", "Gustaf", "Gustarleen", "Gustas", "Gustav", "Gustava", "Gustavas", "Gustave", "Gustavo", "Gustavs", "Gustaw", "Gustek", "Gusti", "Gustin", "Gustmír", "Gusto", "Gustu", "Gusturi", "Gusudamelen", "Gusunde", "Gusup", "Gusztáv", "Gut", "Gutek", "Gutiereno", "Gutieresiastro", "Gutierez", "Gutierralez", "Gutierranz", "Gutierre", "Gutierres", "Gutierrez", "Gutiz", "Gutnel", "Guto", "Gutter", "Guus", "Guusje", "Guwisti", "Guy", "Guyapi", "Guzal", "Guzalia", "Guzaliya", "Guzel", "Guzelya", "Guálter", "Guðbjörg", "Guðbjörn", "Guðbrandr", "Guðfrøðr", "Guðini", "Guðinned", "Guðjón", "Guðlaud", "Guðlaug", "Guðleif", "Guðleifr", "Guðleigibjörg", "Guðmundr", "Guðmundur", "Guðni", "Guðný", "Guðríðr", "Guðríður", "Guðrøðr", "Guðrún", "Guþberht", "Guþheard", "Guþhere", "Guþlac", "Guþlacia", "Guþweald", "Gvan", "Gvantsa", "Gvidas", "Gwal", "Gwalbert", "Gwalchmai", "Gwalchmei", "Gwalite", "Gwallter", "Gwan-U", "Gwandoya", "Gwaw", "Gwawl", "Gwawr", "Gwen", "Gwenai", "Gwenaël", "Gwenaëlle", "Gwenda", "Gwendal", "Gwenddoleu", "Gwenddydd", "Gwendolen", "Gwendoline", "Gwendolyn", "Gweneth", "Gwenevere", "Gwenfrewi", "Gwenhael", "Gwenhwyfar", "Gwenith", "Gwenllian", "Gwenn", "Gwenneg", "Gwenneth", "Gwenyth", "Gweyir", "Gwil", "Gwilherm", "Gwilim", "Gwillym", "Gwilym", "Gwladio", "Gwladus", "Gwladys", "Gwrtheyrn", "Gwrthilucha", "Gwydd", "Gwydion", "Gwyn", "Gwynedd", "Gwyneira", "Gwyneth", "Gwynfor", "Gwynn", "Gwyrbo", "Gwythyr", "Gyan", "Gyatso", "Gyda", "Gydda", "Gyeok", "Gyeokle", "Gyeol", "Gyeom", "Gyeon", "Gyeong", "Gyeong-Bin", "Gyeong-Eun", "Gyeong-Hui", "Gyeong-Hun", "Gyeong-Ja", "Gyeong-Jun", "Gyeong-Min", "Gyeong-Suk", "Gyeong-Won", "Gylee", "Gyles", "Gynei", "Gyneth", "Gyrþ", "Gyter", "Gytha", "Gyu", "Gyu-Bin", "Gyu-Hyeon", "Gyu-Jeontu", "Gyu-Jin", "Gyu-Li", "Gyu-Lim", "Gyu-Lin", "Gyu-Min", "Gyu-Won", "Gyu-Yeon", "Gyula", "Gyulnara", "Gyun", "Gyuri", "Gyuzel", "Gyða", "Gyöngyi", "Gyöngyuan", "Gyöngyvér", "Györg", "György", "Györgyi", "Györgyike", "Győző", "Gábe", "Gábo", "Gábor", "Gábriel", "Gáddjá", "Gáhppá", "Gáhte", "Gáhteriinná", "Gáiju", "Gáivvaš", "Gáktu", "Gál", "Gállagas", "Gállah", "Gálljá", "Gállá", "Gáppe", "Gáre", "Gáren", "Gárral", "Gáspár", "Gávgu", "Gérald", "Géraldine", "Gérapoly", "Gérard", "Géraud", "Géza", "Gézabel", "Gëzim", "Gísli", "Góyąń", "Göker", "Gökhaidete", "Gökhan", "Gökhazz", "Göksu", "Gökçe", "Gölnara", "Gönül", "Göran", "Görang", "Gösta", "Göstav", "Göta", "Göte", "Götz", "Gözde", "Gøran", "Gül", "Gülay", "Gülbahar", "Gülde", "Gülden", "Gülis", "Gülistan", "Gülizar", "Gülna", "Gülnar", "Gülnarə", "Gülnath", "Gülnaz", "Gülnur", "Gülten", "Gülçin", "Gülşen", "Günay", "Günel", "Güneş", "Günter", "Günteus", "Günthe", "Günther", "Günəş", "Gürsel", "Güven", "Güvenç", "G’d(w)n", "H", "H'cirh", "H'cirhan", "H'cirzoll", "Ha'vin", "Ha-Bin", "Ha-El", "Ha-Eum", "Ha-Eun", "Ha-Gyeong", "Ha-Im", "Ha-Jeong", "Ha-Jin", "Ha-Joon", "Ha-Joost", "Ha-Jun", "Ha-Min", "Ha-Na", "Ha-Neul", "Ha-Nui", "Ha-O-Zinne", "Ha-On", "Ha-Ram", "Ha-Ri", "Ha-Ru", "Ha-Seok", "Ha-Seon", "Ha-Seong", "Ha-Won", "Ha-Yeon", "Ha-Yeong", "Ha-Yoon", "Ha-Yul", "Ha-Yun", "Ha-rang", "Ha-rin", "Haadi", "Haah", "Haahashtari", "Haakon", "Haali", "Haamid", "Haania", "Haaniya", "Haaris", "Habacuc", "Habai", "Habaiah", "Habakkuk", "Habas", "Habazinaiah", "Habaziniah", "Habazziniah", "Habib", "Habiba", "Habibe", "Habibullah", "Habina", "Habo", "Habor", "Hacer", "Hachaliah", "Hachi", "Hachilah", "Hachiro", "Hachirou", "Hachirō", "Hachmoni", "Haci", "Hacket", "Hacobob", "Hacon", "Hacî", "Hada", "Hadab", "Hadabeta", "Hadad", "Hadadezer", "Hadadrimmon", "Hadar", "Hadarai", "Hadarezer", "Hadas", "Hadasa", "Hadashah", "Hadassah", "Hadat", "Hadenco", "Hades", "Hadetori", "Hadettet", "Hadewidis", "Hadewig", "Hadewych", "Hadi", "Hadia", "Hadija", "Hadijah", "Hadil", "Hadith", "Hadiya", "Hadiye", "Hadiyya", "Hadiza", "Hadizatu", "Hadlai", "Hadlen", "Hadley", "Hadoram", "Hadrach", "Hadria", "Hadrian", "Hadriana", "Hadrianus", "Hadrien", "Hadris", "Hadubert", "Hadya", "Hadyn", "Hae", "Hae-A", "Hae-Bi", "Hae-In", "Hae-Jun", "Hae-Min", "Hae-Na", "Hae-On", "Hae-Rin", "Hae-Seong", "Hae-Sol", "Hae-Won", "Hae-Yun", "Haennah", "Haer", "Haerviu", "Haery", "Haf", "Hafdís", "Hafeez", "Hafisa", "Hafiz", "Hafiza", "Hafizullah", "Hafsa", "Hafsah", "Hafsan", "Hafsat", "Hafsatu", "Hafza", "Hagab", "Hagaba", "Hagabah", "Hagan", "Hagano", "Hagar", "Hagen", "Haggai", "Haggeri", "Haggi", "Haggiah", "Haggith", "Hagi", "Hagio", "Hagir", "Hagit", "Hagne", "Hagop", "Hahkethomemah", "Hahnee", "Hahpet", "Hahppánka", "Hai", "Haiaran", "Haib", "Haibamesika", "Haibhij", "Haibin", "Haibo", "Haida", "Haidar", "Haidee", "Haiden", "Haider", "Haides", "Haidher", "Haidong", "Haidynn", "Haifa", "Haifeng", "Haig", "Haihong", "Haihua", "Haijun", "Haik", "Hail", "Hailama", "Hailee", "Hailey", "Hailie", "Hailin", "Hailing", "Hailong", "Hailter", "Hailwic", "Hailynne", "Haim", "Haimarīks", "Haiming", "Haimo", "Hainera", "Haiping", "Haipo", "Haiqing", "Hairong", "Haisha", "Haisheng", "Haitao", "Haiwee", "Haixia", "Haiya", "Haiyah", "Haiyan", "Haiyang", "Haiying", "Haiyun", "Haizan", "Haizea", "Haja", "Hajar", "Hajda", "Hajdar", "Haji", "Hajime", "Hajji", "Hajna", "Hajnal", "Hajnalka", "Hajni", "Hajr", "Hajra", "Hajredin", "Hajri", "Hajrie", "Hajrije", "Hakaeemah", "Hakan", "Hakeem", "Haki", "Hakim", "Hakimullah", "Hakkatan", "Hakkoz", "Hakob", "Hakubun", "Hakupha", "Hal", "Hala", "Halah", "Halak", "Halando", "Halc", "Halcyon", "Halcyone", "Haldir", "Haldor", "Hale", "Haleema", "Haleigh", "Haley", "Halfdan", "Halhul", "Hali", "Halide", "Halie", "Haliko", "Halil", "Halim", "Halima", "Halimah", "Halimat", "Halimatu", "Halime", "Halina", "Halinka", "Halit", "Halkyone", "Hall", "Halla", "Hallah", "Hallam", "Hallbjörn", "Hallbjǫrg", "Hallbjǫrn", "Halldor", "Halldór", "Halldóra", "Halle", "Hallel", "Hallelujah", "Hallemutton", "Hallenl", "Halley", "Halli", "Hallie", "Hallka", "Halloesh", "Hallohesh", "Hallow", "Hallowweaver", "Hallr", "Hallstein", "Hallsteinn", "Hallvard", "Hallvarðr", "Hallþóra", "Hallþórr", "Halo", "Halohesh", "Halona", "Haloris", "Halos", "Halsten", "Haluk", "Halvar", "Halvard", "Halvdan", "Halvor", "Halyna", "Ham", "Hama", "Hamako", "Haman", "Hamath", "Hamath-zobah", "Hamburger", "Hamdi", "Hamdullah", "Hamed", "Hameed", "Hames", "Hami", "Hamias", "Hamid", "Hamida", "Hamidah", "Hamide", "Hamideh", "Hamidullah", "Hamilcar", "Hamilton", "Haming", "Hamir", "Hamish", "Hamisi", "Hamisu", "Hamit", "Hamlet", "Hamma", "Hammat", "Hammath", "Hammedatha", "Hammelech", "Hammoleketh", "Hammon", "Hammond", "Hammu-Rapi", "Hammuel", "Hammur", "Hammurabi", "Hamne", "Hamnet", "Hamo", "Hamon", "Hamon-gog", "Hamonah", "Hamor", "Hamoth", "Hamp", "Hampton", "Hampus", "Hamuel", "Hamul", "Hamutal", "Hamza", "Hamzah", "Han", "Han-Bi", "Han-Bin", "Han-Bit", "Han-Byeol", "Han-Gyeol", "Han-Jun", "Han-Mino", "Han-Na", "Han-Seo", "Han-Sol", "Han-U", "Han-Ul", "Han-Yul", "Hana", "Hanaa", "Hanae", "Hanah", "Hanako", "Hanameel", "Hanamel", "Hanan", "Hananeel", "Hanani", "Hananiah", "Hananias", "Hanaé", "Hance", "Handan", "Hande", "Hane", "Haneczka", "Haneef", "Hanendes", "Hanes", "Haneul", "Hanevius", "Hang", "Hanga", "Hangama", "Hani", "Hania", "Haniamim", "Haniefric", "Hanieh", "Haniel", "Hanif", "Hanifa", "Hanife", "Hanita", "Hanitalyn", "Haniusia", "Haniya", "Haniyah", "Haniyya", "Hank", "Hanka", "Hanke", "Hankin", "Hann", "Hanna", "Hannah", "Hannas", "Hannathon", "Hanne", "Hannel", "Hannele", "Hannelore", "Hannes", "Hanni", "Hannibal", "Hannie", "Hanniel", "Hanniellika", "Hannif", "Hannish", "Hanno", "Hannu", "Hano", "Hanoch", "Hanos", "Hanound", "Hans", "Hans-Günter", "Hans-Günther", "Hans-Jürgen", "Hans-Peter", "Hansaben", "Hansel", "Hansika", "Hansjörg", "Hanson", "Hanspeter", "Hantaria", "Hanton", "Hantteto", "Hanue", "Hanum", "Hanuman", "Hanun", "Hanusia", "Hanusz", "Hanuszek", "Hanuš", "Hanzo", "Hanzou", "Hanzō", "Haob", "Haoran", "Haoua", "Hapharaim", "Hapi", "Happizzez", "Happus", "Happy", "Hapsiger", "Haq", "Hara", "Haradah", "Harahi", "Haralamb", "Haralambi", "Haralampi", "Harald", "Haraldo", "Haraldr", "Haraldur", "Harambe", "Haramnetis", "Haran", "Harandour", "Harann", "Harbans", "Harbek", "Harbisson", "Harbona", "Harbonah", "Harbor", "Harch", "Harcrow", "Hard", "Hardak", "Hardan", "Hardeep", "Hardein", "Hardemite", "Harding", "Hardman", "Hardmod", "Hardwic", "Hardwin", "Hardy", "Haregewoin", "Harel", "Harendra", "Hareph", "Haret", "Harhaiah", "Harhas", "Harhur", "Hari", "Haria", "Haribert", "Harim", "Hariman", "Harinder", "Hario", "Hariph", "Hariram", "Haris", "Harish", "Harisha", "Harith", "Haritz", "Hariwald", "Hariwini", "Harjaberhtaz", "Harjamannô", "Harjawaldaz", "Hark", "Harkahome", "Harkaitz", "Harlai", "Harlan", "Harland", "Harlee", "Harleen", "Harleigh", "Harlem", "Harlen", "Harley", "Harlie", "Harlow", "Harlowe", "Harlyn", "Harm", "Harmon", "Harmonia", "Harmonie", "Harmony", "Harnepher", "Haro", "Harod", "Haroeh", "Harol", "Harold", "Haroldo", "Harolyn", "Haron", "Haroon", "Harosheth", "Haroun", "Harouna", "Harpa", "Harpadexine", "Harpagnath", "Harpaktodokles", "Harpe", "Harper", "Harpreet", "Harr", "Harran", "Harri", "Harriet", "Harriett", "Harrietta", "Harriette", "Harris", "Harrison", "Harrothy", "Harrow", "Harry", "Harsc", "Harsh", "Harsha", "Harshad", "Harshada", "Harshal", "Harshil", "Harshita", "Harsiko", "Harsith", "Hart", "Harta", "Hartley", "Hartmann", "Hartmut", "Hartwig", "Hartwin", "Haru", "Harudemothi", "Harue", "Haruel", "Haruhiko", "Haruji", "Haruka", "Haruki", "Harukichi", "Haruko", "Harum", "Harumaph", "Harumi", "Harun", "Haruna", "Haruno", "Haruo", "Haruphite", "Harut", "Haruto", "Harutyun", "Haruyo", "Haruyoshi", "Haruyuki", "Haruz", "Harve", "Harvest", "Harvester", "Harvey", "Harvie", "Hary", "Hasadiah", "Hasan", "Hasaryâd", "Hasdrubal", "Hasdrudis", "Haseeb", "Haseebullah", "Haseem", "Haseid", "Hasenck", "Hasenuah", "Hasette", "Hash", "Hasha", "Hashabiah", "Hashabnah", "Hashabniah", "Hashbadana", "Hashbaddna", "Hashem", "Hashim", "Hashir", "Hashmat", "Hashmatullah", "Hashshan", "Hashub", "Hashubah", "Hashum", "Hashupha", "Hasib", "Hasiba", "Hasije", "Hasilda", "Hasim", "Hasime", "Hasimu", "Hasina", "Hasip", "Hasisie", "Haska", "Haskel", "Haskell", "Haskil", "Hasmik", "Hasna", "Hasnan", "Hasni", "Hasrah", "Hassa", "Hassan", "Hassania", "Hasse", "Hassenaah", "Hasshub", "Hasso", "Hassun", "Hastiin", "Hastrman", "Hasultut", "Hasupha", "Hat", "Hatach", "Hatatheran", "Hathach", "Hathath", "Hathon", "Hathor", "Hatice", "Hatidža", "Hatije", "Hatim", "Hatipha", "Hatita", "Hatixhe", "Hatritre", "Hatro", "Hatshepsut", "Hatsu", "Hatsue", "Hatsumi", "Hatsune", "Hatsuo", "Hatthäus", "Hattie", "Hattil", "Hattipha", "Hattush", "Hatty", "Hatvingo", "Hauke", "Haukea", "Haukur", "Haul", "Haumea", "Haunani", "Hauran", "Haurvatat", "Hauteryx", "Hauwa", "Hauwa'u", "Hauzini", "Hava", "Havashat", "Havasilo", "Havel", "Haven", "Havenflare", "Havilah", "Havoc", "Havoth-jair", "Havryil", "Havva", "Hawa", "Hawaa", "Hawagul", "Hawandra", "Hawiovi", "Hawise", "Hawk", "Hawkin", "Hawking", "Hawthorne", "Hawwa", "Haxamanish", "Haxannel", "Haxhi", "Haxhire", "Hay", "Haya", "Hayat", "Hayate", "Hayati", "Hayato", "Hayatullah", "Haydar", "Haydee", "Hayden", "Hayder", "Haydn", "Haydée", "Haye", "Hayee", "Hayen", "Hayes", "Hayfa", "Hayim", "Hayk", "Hayko", "Hayle", "Haylee", "Hayleigh", "Haylen", "Hayler", "Hayley", "Haylie", "Hayri", "Haytham", "Haywa", "Haywood", "Hayyim", "Hazael", "Hazaiah", "Hazal", "Hazan", "Hazar-addar", "Hazar-hatticon", "Hazar-shual", "Hazar-susah", "Hazarenan", "Hazargaddah", "Hazark", "Hazarmaveth", "Hazbije", "Haze", "Hazel", "Hazelelponi", "Hazeroth", "Hazezon-tamar", "Haziel", "Hazis", "Hazo", "Hazor", "Hazorid", "Hazrat", "Haînt", "Haþufuns", "Haşim", "Hdyaah", "He Lush Ka", "He", "Head", "Headless", "Headley", "Heah", "Heahberht", "Heahfriþ", "Heahmund", "Heahræd", "Heahwulf", "Heaibmu", "Heaika", "Healfdene", "Health", "Healy", "Heam", "Heammawihio", "Heammu", "Hean-Ju", "Heandarat", "Heanric", "Heanrig", "Heard", "Heardberht", "Heardred", "Heardræd", "Heart", "Heaserth", "Heates", "Heath", "Heatha", "Heathan", "Heathanice", "Heathaniel", "Heathaniella", "Heathen", "Heather", "Heatheremy", "Heatheresa", "Heatherine", "Heatheryl", "Heathew", "Heathleen", "Heathley", "Heathryn", "Heatrey", "Heaven", "Heavenly", "Heaþoberht", "Heaþoræd", "Heba", "Hebatur", "Hebe", "Hebel", "Heber", "Hebrews", "Hebron", "Hebur", "Hecate", "Heck", "Hecka", "Heckan", "Heckhard", "Heckie", "Hector", "Hecuba", "Hed", "Hedda", "Heddwyn", "Hedi", "Hediya", "Hediye", "Hedle", "Hedley", "Hedvig", "Hedviga", "Hedvika", "Hedwig", "Hedwiga", "Hedwisia", "Hedy", "Hedzia", "Heena", "Hefin", "Hefina", "Hefre", "Hegai", "Hegan", "Hege", "Hegon", "Heian", "Heida", "Heide", "Heidemarie", "Heiderose", "Heidi", "Heido", "Heidrich", "Heidrun", "Heidrīte", "Heige", "Heigen", "Heijá", "Heikas", "Heike", "Heiki", "Heikki", "Heikko", "Heiko", "Heil", "Heilfrid", "Heilwig", "Heily", "Heilyn", "Heimdall", "Heimdallr", "Heimir", "Heimirich", "Hein", "Heiner", "Heinhua", "Heino", "Heinrich", "Heinrike", "Heintje", "Heinz", "Heirani", "Heisenberg", "Heitiare", "Heitor", "Heiðrún", "Heiðunny", "Hekabe", "Hekate", "Hekla", "Hekleph", "Hekli", "Hektor", "Hekuran", "Hel", "Hela", "Helah", "Helaku", "Helam", "Helbah", "Helbert", "Helbma", "Helbme", "Helcia")>> <<elseif _choiceOfList is 5>> <<set _name to either("Heldai", "Helder", "Hele", "Heleainná", "Heleb", "Helebanise", "Heled", "Heledd", "Heleen", "Heleena", "Heleentje", "Helek", "Heleleth", "Helem", "Helen", "Helena", "Helene", "Helenka", "Heleno", "Helená", "Heleph", "Helerius", "Helesatra", "Helewidis", "Helez", "Helfried", "Helga", "Helgard", "Helge", "Helgi", "Helgá", "Heli", "Helias", "Helie", "Helier", "Helihel", "Helin", "Helio", "Heliodoro", "Heliodoros", "Helios", "Helium", "Helja", "Helka", "Helkai", "Helkath-hazzurim", "Hell", "Hella", "Helladios", "Helladius", "Hellah", "Hellari", "Helle", "Hellen", "Heller", "Hellflame", "Helliv", "Hellmut", "Hellä", "Helm", "Helma", "Helmfrid", "Helmfried", "Helmholtz", "Helmi", "Helmine", "Helmo", "Helmold", "Helmstan", "Helmut", "Helmuth", "Helon", "Heloísa", "Helve", "Helvi", "Helvia", "Helviana", "Helvius", "Helwise", "Heléna", "Helēna", "Hema", "Hemacey", "Hemal", "Hemam", "Heman", "Hemant", "Hemanta", "Hemataļja", "Hemath", "Hemdan", "Hemdilay", "Hemera", "Hemi", "Hemingr", "Hemisedron", "Hemlata", "Hemmie", "Hemming", "Hen", "Hena", "Henadad", "Henadz", "Hend", "Henda", "Henddo", "Hende", "Hendel", "Henderson", "Hendrick", "Hendricus", "Hendrik", "Hendrika", "Hendrikje", "Hendrikus", "Hendrina", "Hendrix", "Hendry", "Hendá", "Hene", "Heneh", "Henesaner", "Heneš", "Heng", "Hengist", "Henia", "Heniah", "Heniek", "Henio", "Henk", "Henleah", "Henley", "Henna", "Hennadiy", "Henne", "Hennet", "Hennie", "Henning", "Henny", "Henná", "Henoch", "Henri", "Henric", "Henrica", "Henrich", "Henricus", "Henriett", "Henrietta", "Henriette", "Henriikka", "Henrik", "Henrika", "Henrikas", "Henrike", "Henrikki", "Henriklós", "Henriko", "Henrique", "Henriqueta", "Henriëtte", "Henry", "Henrya", "Henryk", "Henryka", "Henrysia", "Hent", "Hentont", "Hentto", "Henya", "Henye", "Heong", "Heonin", "Heorhiy", "Heorhtric", "Heorugar", "Heou", "Heparb", "Heph", "Hephaestus", "Hephaistos", "Hepher", "Hephzibah", "Heping", "Hepsie", "Hepta", "Heptapod", "Hepzibah", "Hera", "Heracleitus", "Heracles", "Heraclides", "Heraclio", "Heraclitus", "Heraclius", "Herais", "Herakleides", "Herakleios", "Herakleitos", "Herakles", "Herandláed", "Heraph", "Herax", "Herb", "Herbercik", "Herbert", "Herberto", "Herbie", "Herculano", "Hercule", "Hercules", "Here into Everywhere", "Here", "Herea", "Herebeald", "Hereberht", "Hereburg", "Hereen", "Herefriþ", "Heregyþ", "Heremoana", "Heremod", "Heremund", "Herenti", "Herenui", "Hereric", "Hereride", "Hereræd", "Heres", "Heresh", "Hereswiþ", "Heret", "Hereth", "Herett", "Hereward", "Hereweald", "Hereweard", "Herewine", "Herewulf", "Heri", "Heribert", "Heriberta", "Heriberto", "Herine", "Herk", "Herko", "Herkus", "Herleif", "Herleifr", "Herleva", "Herlinda", "Herma", "Hermadulla", "Hermagoras", "Herman", "Hermann", "Hermanni", "Hermanus", "Hermar", "Hermaris", "Hermas", "Hermelia", "Hermelinda", "Hermelindo", "Hermenegild", "Hermenegildo", "Hermenegildus", "Hermer", "Hermes", "Hermia", "Hermila", "Hermilo", "Hermina", "Hermine", "Herminia", "Herminio", "Herminius", "Hermione", "Hermogenes", "Hermokio", "Hermokrates", "Hermolaos", "Hermon", "Hermína", "Hermínia", "Hermínio", "Hermógenes", "Hernah", "Hernan", "Hernanchez", "Hernanco", "Hernandez", "Hernando", "Hernán", "Hero", "Heroas", "Herod", "Herodes", "Herodias", "Herodion", "Herodotos", "Herodotus", "Heroides", "Heroidias", "Heroidion", "Heron", "Herri", "Herry", "Herræd", "Herschel", "Hersh", "Hershel", "Hersilia", "Herson", "Herta", "Hertha", "Herthi", "Hertin", "Hertta", "Heru", "Herut", "Herv", "Herve", "Hervey", "Hervé", "Herwig", "Hery", "Heryn", "Hese", "Hesed", "Hesekiel", "Hesertune", "Hesh", "Hesham", "Heshbon", "Heshe", "Heshel", "Heshmon", "Hesiod", "Hesiodos", "Heska", "Heskan", "Heskovizenako", "Hespa", "Hespah", "Hesper", "Hesperia", "Hesperifid", "Hesperos", "Hesperus", "Hestacia", "Hester", "Hestia", "Hesutu", "Heta", "Hetepheres", "Heth", "Hethlon", "Hetro", "Hettie", "Heulwen", "Heurasmodour", "Hevataneo", "Hevel", "Hevovitastamiutsto", "Hewie", "Hex", "Hexamilian", "Heydar", "Hezbollah", "Hezek", "Hezeki", "Hezekiah", "Hezer", "Hezeus", "Hezion", "Hezir", "Hezrai", "Hezro", "Hezron", "Heĉjo", "Hh", "Hiacynt", "Hiacynta", "Hiamovi", "Hiang", "Hiawassee", "Hiawatha", "Hiba", "Hibibi", "Hibiki", "Hibo", "Hickory", "Hida", "Hidaya", "Hidayah", "Hidayat", "Hidayatullah", "Hiddai", "Hidde", "Hiddyd", "Hide", "Hideaki", "Hidehiko", "Hideho", "Hideji", "Hideki", "Hideko", "Hidemi", "Hiden", "Hidenori", "Hideo", "Hidetaka", "Hideto", "Hidetoshi", "Hideyo", "Hideyoshi", "Hideyuki", "Hidra", "Hidrethri", "Hidrīte", "Hie", "Hiel", "Hienadz", "Hier", "Hierapolis", "Hieremias", "Hieremihel", "Hieris", "Hieronim", "Hieronym", "Hieronymos", "Hieronymus", "Hieu", "Hiezabel", "Hiezecihel", "Hifumi", "Higgaion", "Highhill", "Highway", "Higi", "Higini", "Higinio", "Higino", "Higita", "Higuel", "Higul", "Hihda", "Hihdan", "Hihdo", "Hijratullah", "Hika", "Hikari", "Hikaru", "Hike", "Hikmalik", "Hikmat", "Hikmatullah", "Hikmet", "Hila", "Hilaire", "Hilal", "Hilanil", "Hilaria", "Hilario", "Hilarion", "Hilarius", "Hilary", "Hilastasė", "Hilbert", "Hilbmá", "Hild", "Hilda", "Hilde", "Hildebert", "Hildebrand", "Hildefons", "Hildefriþ", "Hildegard", "Hildegarda", "Hildegarde", "Hildegund", "Hildegunde", "Hildegunn", "Hildemir", "Hilderic", "Hildiberht", "Hildiberhtaz", "Hildifuns", "Hildigardis", "Hildigraudito", "Hildigunnr", "Hildigunnur", "Hildigunþī", "Hildimar", "Hilding", "Hildingr", "Hildirīks", "Hilditrut", "Hildiwara", "Hildoara", "Hildr", "Hildre", "Hildred", "Hildræd", "Hildur", "Hildá", "Hildþryþ", "Hilen", "Hilja", "Hilke", "Hilkiah", "Hilká", "Hill", "Hilla", "Hillar", "Hillard", "Hillary", "Hille", "Hillel", "Hillevi", "Hillá", "Hilma", "Hilmar", "Hilmær", "Hilmǣr", "Hilona", "Hilovan", "Hilper", "Hilperic", "Hilteno", "Hiltraud", "Hiltrud", "Hiltrude", "Hilário", "Himari", "Himesh", "Himilco", "Himir", "Himo", "Hina", "Hinata", "Hinca", "Hind", "Hindar", "Hine", "Hinnerk", "Hinnom", "Hinrais", "Hinri", "Hinrich", "Hinrik", "Hinriq", "Hinrong", "Hint", "Hinto", "Hiob", "Hip", "Hipcio", "Hipek", "Hipo", "Hipolit", "Hipolito", "Hippo", "Hippocrates", "Hippokrates", "Hippolyta", "Hippolyte", "Hippolytos", "Hippolytus", "Hippy", "Hipólita", "Hipólito", "Hira", "Hirabai", "Hiraeth", "Hirah", "Hiraku", "Hiralal", "Hiram", "Hiranur", "Hirek", "Hirem", "Hirethel", "Hiro", "Hiroaki", "Hiroe", "Hirofumi", "Hirohisa", "Hirohito", "Hiroji", "Hirokazu", "Hiroki", "Hiroko", "Hirom", "Hiromasa", "Hiromi", "Hiromichi", "Hiromitsu", "Hironobu", "Hironori", "Hiroo", "Hiroshi", "Hiroshiei", "Hirotaka", "Hiroto", "Hirotoshi", "Hiroumi", "Hiroy", "Hiroyasu", "Hiroyoshi", "Hiroyuki", "Hirsatem", "Hirsh", "Hirshel", "Hirth", "Hirune", "Hirva", "Hirvulshaiah", "Hisa", "Hisae", "Hisaeda", "Hisaichi", "Hisako", "Hisao", "Hisashi", "Hisayo", "Hisayoshi", "Hisayuki", "Hisein", "Hisham", "Hisulo", "Hitomi", "Hitoshi", "Hittites", "Hive", "Hivites", "Hiwont", "Hiwot", "Hizkiah", "Hizkijah", "Hiʻiaka", "Hiếu", "Hjalmar", "Hjalmund", "Hjálmar", "Hjálmarr", "Hjördis", "Hjördís", "Hjörtur", "Hjørdis", "Hjǫrdís", "Hla", "Hleb", "Hlengiwe", "Hlib", "Hlin", "Hlothar", "Hloþewig", "Hloþhere", "Hloþwig", "Hludolf", "Hludwig", "Hlynur", "Hlíf", "Hlūdaharjaz", "Hlūdahildiz", "Hlūdai", "Hlūdawīgą", "Hlūdwīg", "Hmeeshah", "Hnub", "Hnw", "Ho'otseoo'e", "Ho-Jin", "Ho-Jun", "Ho-Seong", "Ho-Yeon", "Ho-Yeong", "Ho-Yun", "Hoa", "Hoang", "Hob", "Hobab", "Hobah", "Hobart", "Hobiah", "Hoblas", "Hobled", "Hod", "Hodag", "Hodaiah", "Hodan", "Hodaviah", "Hode", "Hodei", "Hodek", "Hodel", "Hoder", "Hodesh", "Hodevah", "Hodia", "Hodiah", "Hodijah", "Hodiyah", "Hoe", "Hoebaer", "Hoel", "Hogla", "Hoglah", "Hoglan", "Hoglán", "Hoham", "Hohepa", "Hohna", "Hohnihohkaiyohos", "Hoichi", "Hok'ee", "Hokolesqua", "Hola", "Holata", "Holatumal", "Holavaris", "Holba", "Holbach", "Holden", "Holderhek", "Hole", "Holg", "Holger", "Holimion", "Holine", "Holl", "Holland", "Hollie", "Hollis", "Hollow", "Holly", "Holon", "Homam", "Homare", "Homer", "Homero", "Homeros", "Homulmi", "Homuś", "Hona", "Honani", "Honaw", "Honcia", "Hondenil", "Hone", "Hones", "Honey", "Hong", "Hongbin", "Hongbing", "Hongbo", "Hongfei", "Honghua", "Honghui", "Hongjie", "Hongjuan", "Hongjun", "Hongli", "Hongliang", "Honglin", "Hongling", "Hongmei", "Hongming", "Hongping", "Hongsheng", "Hongtao", "Honguo", "Hongwei", "Hongxia", "Hongxing", "Hongyan", "Hongyi", "Hongying", "Hongyu", "Hongyuan", "Hongyun", "Hongzhi", "Honiahaka", "Honoka", "Honol", "Honon", "Honoo", "Honor", "Honora", "Honorat", "Honorata", "Honoratus", "Honoria", "Honorina", "Honorine", "Honorinus", "Honorio", "Honorius", "Honoré", "Honour", "Honovi", "Honovyda", "Honowa", "Honza", "Honzad", "Honório", "Hooda", "Hooloovoo", "Hoorain", "Hoorn", "Hooru", "Hopcyn", "Hope", "Hophin", "Hophish", "Hophni", "Hophrod", "Hopkin", "Hor", "Hor-hagidgad", "Hora", "Horace", "Horacio", "Horacy", "Horah", "Horam", "Horatia", "Horatio", "Horatius", "Horațiu", "Hordad", "Horden", "Hordo", "Hore", "Horea", "Horeb", "Horem", "Hori", "Horia", "Horims", "Hormah", "Hormazd", "Hormisdas", "Hormizd", "Hormoz", "Horner", "Horonaim", "Horonites", "Horos", "Horsa", "Horse", "Horst", "Hortencia", "Hortense", "Hortensia", "Hortensius", "Horus", "Horuś", "Horymír", "Horácio", "Hosah", "Hosanna", "Hosea", "Hosee", "Hosh", "Hoshaiah", "Hoshama", "Hoshea", "Hoshere", "Hoshi", "Hoshiko", "Hosni", "Hospital", "Hossam", "Hossein", "Hoste", "Hosteen", "Hota", "Hotah", "Hotaru", "Hotham", "Hothan", "Hothir", "Hoto", "Hotogoryst", "Hototo", "Hotromzarya", "Hotuaekhaashtait", "Houa", "Houartemira", "Houda", "Houdini", "Hour", "Hourig", "Hous", "House", "Houssam", "Houstini", "Houstinian", "Houston", "Hovhannes", "Hovik", "Hovo", "Hovs", "Hovsep", "Howahkan", "Howard", "Howell", "Howi", "Howie", "Hoy", "Hoyt", "Hozai", "Hozan", "Hrab", "Hraban", "Hrabi", "Hraflam", "Hrafn", "Hrafnhildr", "Hrafnhildur", "Hrafnhilo", "Hrambert", "Hrefna", "Hreiðarr", "Hreiðunn", "Hriday", "Hrih", "Hrihoriy", "Hris", "Hristijan", "Hristina", "Hristiyan", "Hristo", "Hristofor", "Hrod", "Hrodebert", "Hroderich", "Hrodger", "Hrodie", "Hrodland", "Hrodohaidis", "Hrodperht", "Hrodulf", "Hrolf", "Hrothgar", "Hrothulf", "Hrothée", "Hrotsuitha", "Hroðgar", "Hroðulf", "Hroþberht", "Hroþgar", "Hroþireiks", "Hroþisinþs", "Hroþwulf", "Hruodnand", "Hruodsuind", "Hrvoje", "Hryhoriy", "Hræþhun", "Hróaldr", "Hróarr", "Hrólfr", "Hrólfrid", "Hróðgeirr", "Hróðir", "Hróðulf", "Hróðulfr", "Hróðvaldr", "Hrönn", "Hrōþiberhtaz", "Hrōþigaizaz", "Hrōþihildiz", "Hrōþilandaz", "Hrōþirīks", "Hrōþiwulfaz", "Hrœrekr", "Hrǫnn", "Hrǿríkr", "Html", "Hua", "Huajun", "Huan", "Huang", "Huangdi", "Huanglong", "Huanhuan", "Huannochka", "Huanyichi", "Huayi", "Huaying", "Huayna", "Huayta", "Hubercik", "Hubert", "Huberta", "Hubertus", "Hubrecht", "Huck", "Huda", "Hudde", "Hudson", "Hue", "Huey", "Hug", "Hugh", "Hughard", "Hughie", "Hughy", "Hugleikr", "Hugo", "Hugubert", "Hugues", "Huguette", "Huguo", "Hugus", "Huguś", "Huhana", "Hui", "Hui-Jae", "Hui-Jeong", "Hui-Jin", "Hui-Ju", "Hui-Jun", "Hui-Seo", "Hui-Seol", "Hui-Seong", "Hui-Seun", "Hui-Su", "Hui-Won", "Hui-Yeon", "Hui-Yun", "Huifa", "Huifang", "Huifen", "Huihua", "Huihui", "Huijuan", "Huijun", "Huili", "Huilin", "Huiling", "Huimin", "Huiming", "Huiping", "Huiqin", "Huiqing", "Huiri", "Huirius", "Huirong", "Huitzilopochtli", "Huiwee", "Huiwen", "Huixia", "Huixian", "Huiyan", "Huiyi", "Huiying", "Huizhen", "Huj", "Hukam", "Hukan", "Hukarpreena", "Hukas", "Hukkok", "Hul", "Huld", "Hulda", "Huldah", "Hulderic", "Hulderico", "Hulmarra", "Hultrechib", "Hum", "Huma", "Humaira", "Humayra", "Humayun", "Humb", "Humbe", "Humber", "Humbert", "Humberto", "Humbo", "Humbu", "Humbult", "Hume", "Humphrey", "Humphry", "Hun", "Hunahpu", "Hunbeorht", "Hunberht", "Hunfrid", "Hunfriþ", "Hung", "Hungyþ", "Hunor", "Hunræd", "Hunt", "Hunta", "Hunter", "Huntyr", "Hunweald", "Hunwine", "Huong", "Hupham", "Huphang-Min", "Huppah", "Huppim", "Hur", "Hura", "Hurai", "Huram", "Huray", "Huri", "Huride", "Hurik", "Huristódio", "Hurit", "Huritt", "Hurma", "Hurresh", "Hurriya", "Hursamundō", "Hursdayo", "Hurşit", "Hus", "Husain", "Husam", "Husay", "Husayn", "Husein", "Hush", "Hushah", "Hushai", "Husham", "Hushathite", "Hushema", "Hushim", "Hushud", "Husna", "Husni", "Husniya", "Husnė", "Hussain", "Hussamuddin", "Hussein", "Husseina", "Husên", "Hut-Heru", "Hutaosa", "Huub", "Huw", "Huxley", "Huy", "Huyana", "Huyanai", "Huz", "Huzaifa", "Huzo", "Huzoth", "Huzzab", "Huzzarellem", "Huáscar", "Huệ", "Hvare", "Hwan", "Hwan-Hui", "Hwane", "Hwang", "Hwita", "Hwætlac", "Hyac", "Hyacinth", "Hyacintha", "Hyacinthe", "Hyacinthus", "Hyakinthos", "Hyakudai", "Hyam", "Hydenia", "Hyder", "Hydra", "Hye", "Hye-Bin", "Hye-Eun", "Hye-In", "Hye-Jeong", "Hye-Jin", "Hye-Ju", "Hye-Jun", "Hye-Li", "Hye-Lim", "Hye-Lin", "Hye-Min", "Hye-Na", "Hye-Seong", "Hye-Won", "Hye-Yeon", "Hye-Yun", "Hyeog", "Hyeog-Jun", "Hyeok", "Hyeoli", "Hyeom", "Hyeon", "Hyeon-A", "Hyeon-Bi", "Hyeon-Bin", "Hyeon-Gyu", "Hyeon-Ho", "Hyeon-Jae", "Hyeon-Jeong", "Hyeon-Ji", "Hyeon-Jin", "Hyeon-Ju", "Hyeon-Jun", "Hyeon-Jung", "Hyeon-Min", "Hyeon-Seo", "Hyeon-Seok", "Hyeon-Seong", "Hyeon-Seung", "Hyeon-Su", "Hyeon-Tae", "Hyeon-U", "Hyeon-Uk", "Hyeong", "Hyeong-Jin", "Hyeong-Ju", "Hyeong-Jun", "Hyeong-U", "Hyeongiz", "Hyeonnabano", "Hygeberht", "Hygelac", "Hygin", "Hyginos", "Hyginus", "Hyl", "Hylda", "Hyldyz", "Hylfinan", "Hylga", "Hyman", "Hymen", "Hymenaeus", "Hymeneus", "Hymias", "Hymie", "Hyn-Sahes", "Hynek", "Hynryar", "Hyo-Bin", "Hyo-Eun", "Hyo-In", "Hyo-Jae", "Hyo-Jeong", "Hyo-Jin", "Hyo-Ju", "Hyo-Jun", "Hyo-Lim", "Hyo-Lin", "Hyo-Linno", "Hyo-Mi", "Hyo-Min", "Hyo-Min-Hyeon-Sola", "Hyo-Won", "Hypatia", "Hypatos", "Hyperabacus", "Hyperbola", "Hyperbolia", "Hyperiko", "Hyperion", "Hypernova", "Hypnos", "Hyram", "Hyriaethel", "Hyrije", "Hyrum", "Hyse", "Hyseberht", "Hysen", "Hysenoþ", "Hyses", "Hysni", "Hytharkhos", "Hyugy", "Hyun", "Hyun-Joo", "Hyun-Jung", "Hyun-Woo", "Hywel", "Hà", "Hào", "Hákon", "Hákun", "Hálfdan", "Hámundr", "Hánas", "Hánna", "Hánno", "Hánná", "Hánnán", "Hánsa", "Hánson", "Háral", "Hárri", "Hávarðr", "Hänsel", "Håkan", "Håkon", "Håvard", "Hæteml", "Hèctor", "Héctor", "Hédi", "Héldefriðþjófr", "Hélder", "Hélia", "Hélie", "Hélier", "Hélio", "Hélios", "Hélod", "Héloïse", "Hélène", "Hélém", "Héléna", "Hólmfríðr", "Hólmfríður", "Hólmgeirr", "Hörður", "Hùng", "Hûlak", "Hülya", "Hümeyra", "Hüsey", "Hüseyin", "Hüseyn", "Hüsniye", "Hüsnü", "Hōkūlani", "Hương", "Hường", "Hǫðr", "Həcər", "Həsən", "Həvva", "Hải", "Hằng", "Hồng", "Hữu", "H’x", "I", "I'tidal", "I'tim", "I'timad", "I-2FE", "I-330", "Ia", "Iacchus", "Iachin", "Iacob", "Iacobus", "Iacomus", "Iacopo", "Iados", "Iael", "Iafel", "Iafeth", "Iaga", "Iagan", "Iago", "Iah", "Iahel", "Iahmesu", "Iain", "Iair", "Iairos", "Iairus", "Iako", "Iakob", "Iakobi", "Iakobo", "Iakobos", "Iakopa", "Iakotoka", "Iakou", "Iakovos", "Iakovu", "Iamsanr", "Iamshem", "Iamshenazin", "Iamze", "Ian", "Iana", "Iancu", "Ianeira", "Ianis", "Iantha", "Ianthe", "Ianto", "Ianuarius", "Ianus", "Iapetos", "Iapetus", "Iapheth", "Iar", "Iara", "Iared", "Iarfatullem", "Iarfhlaith", "Iarlaith", "Iarlaithe", "Iarmaris", "Iasha", "Iasmina", "Iason", "Iatosr", "Iazz", "Ib", "Ibad", "Ibadullah", "Ibai", "Iban", "Ibb", "Ibbi", "Ibbie", "Ibbott", "Ibbá", "Iben", "Ibhar", "Ible", "Ibleam", "Ibneiah", "Ibnijah", "Ibol", "Ibolya", "Ibragim", "Ibraheem", "Ibrahim", "Ibrahima", "Ibri", "Ibringly", "Ibro", "Ibros", "Ibsam", "Ibtihaj", "Ibtisam", "Ibzan", "Ibán", "Icard", "Icarus", "Ice", "Ichabod", "Ichi", "Ichidai", "Ichika", "Ichini", "Ichiro", "Ichirou", "Ichirō", "Ichisan", "Icie", "Iconium", "Icrun", "Icy", "Icycus", "Icía", "Icíar", "Ida", "Idajet", "Idalah", "Idalia", "Idan", "Idbash", "Iddo", "Iddolf", "Ideal", "Ideami", "Idec", "Idehesdi", "Idella", "Idelle", "Idgie", "Idgy", "Idida", "Idir", "Idnulk", "Ido", "Idoia", "Idonea", "Idony", "Idowu", "Idoya", "Idrees", "Idril", "Idris", "Idriss", "Idrissa", "Idriz", "Idumea", "Idun", "Idunn", "Idwal", "Idzi", "Idzik", "Iedida", "Ieditus", "Iefalta", "Iefan", "Ieiewe", "Iekika", "Ielenia", "Iemanj", "Iemanjá", "Iemurus", "Iephthae", "Iepthae", "Ierameel", "Iere", "Ieremahel", "Ieremias", "Ieronim", "Ieronimus", "Iesha", "Iesous", "Iessai", "Iesse", "Iestyn", "Iesus", "Ieuan", "Ieuanj", "Ieva", "Ieza", "Iezabel", "Iezaleixo", "Iezaran", "Iezekiel", "Ifa", "Ifan", "Ife", "Ifeanyi", "Ifeanyichukwu", "Ifeoma", "Ifiok", "Ifor", "Iftar", "Ifunanya", "Ifyârin", "Iga", "Igal", "Igan", "Igarnonzo", "Igasho", "Igdaliah", "Ige", "Igeal", "Igende", "Igerna", "Iggie", "Iggy", "Igid", "Igino", "Igles", "Iglesias", "Iglez", "Igli", "Iglė", "Igna", "Ignaas", "Ignac", "Ignace", "Ignacek", "Ignacia", "Ignacie", "Ignacij", "Ignacio", "Ignacja", "Ignacy", "Ignaldo", "Ignanni", "Ignar", "Ignarad", "Ignas", "Ignasi", "Ignat", "Ignatia", "Ignatios", "Ignatius", "Ignatiy", "Ignatz", "Ignaz", "Ignazio", "Ignaziz", "Ignaś", "Ignut", "Ignàtziu", "Ignác", "Igon", "Igone", "Igor", "Igorek", "Igori", "Igors", "Igory", "Igraine", "Igram", "Igriliab", "Iguś", "Igzen", "Ihab", "Ihabo", "Ihar", "Ihintza", "Ihor", "Ihsan", "Ii", "Iida", "Iiddá", "Iidá", "Iiggá", "Iikka", "Iikki", "Iim", "Iina", "Iines", "Iinná", "Iiris", "Iiro", "Iisa", "Iisakki", "Iiska", "Iisku", "Iissát", "Iivalorio", "Iivari", "Iivo", "Ije-abarim", "Ijeoma", "Ijijelax", "Ijon", "Ijsbrand", "Ika", "Ikaia", "Ikaika", "Ikaros", "Ike", "Ikechukwu", "Ikenec", "Ikenna", "Iker", "Ikhavod", "Ikhnokleas", "Ikken", "Ikkesh", "Ikko", "Ikká", "Iko", "Ikra", "Ikraam", "Ikram", "Ikramuddin", "Ikran", "Iku", "Ikue", "Ikuei", "Ikuko", "Ikuo", "Ikuyo", "Ikyvas", "Il", "Il-Seong", "Il-Vovrig", "Ila", "Ilai", "Ilain", "Ilan", "Ilana", "Ilanit", "Ilar", "Ilarentiya", "Ilargi", "Ilari", "Ilaria", "Ilario", "Ilarion", "Ilariy", "Ilary", "Ilbel", "Ilbert", "Ilbma", "Ilbmar", "Ilda", "Ildar", "Ilde", "Ildefonso", "Ildi", "Ildigu", "Ildikó", "Ildus", "Ildó", "Ile", "Ilean", "Ileana", "Ileen", "Ilene", "Ileni", "Ilenia", "Ilez", "Ilfat", "Ilga", "Ilgad", "Ilgag", "Ilgam", "Ilgar", "Ilgiz", "Ilham", "Ilhan", "Ili", "Ilia", "Ilian", "Iliana", "Ilias", "Ilie", "Iligen", "Ilija", "Iliji", "Ilike", "Iliko", "Ilimyar", "Ilina", "Ilinca", "Ilinka", "Ilir", "Ilirjan", "Ilirjana", "Ilithyia", "Ilivarfaen", "Ilive", "Iliya", "Iliyana", "Ilja", "Ilka", "Ilkham", "Illan", "Illanipi", "Illarion", "Illiam", "Illness", "Illta", "Illtyd", "Illtyr", "Illu", "Illum", "Illuminata", "Illus", "Illy", "Illya", "Illyria", "Illyricum", "Illériceron", "Illés", "Ilma", "Ilmadia", "Ilmar", "Ilmari", "Ilmarinen", "Ilmatar", "Ilme", "Ilmi", "Ilmir", "Ilmira", "Ilmārs", "Ilnar", "Ilnara", "Ilnaz", "Ilnur", "Ilona", "Ilonka", "Ilphelkiir", "Ilphon", "Ilsa", "Ilse", "Ilshat", "Ilson", "Ilsu", "Ilsur", "Ilta", "Iltaid", "Iltairr", "Iltazyara", "Ilu", "Ilvina", "Ilvir", "Ilvira", "Ilya", "Ilyan", "Ilyana", "Ilyanduros", "Ilyas", "Ilyes", "Ilyushka", "Ilyuza", "Ilyès", "Ilzamar", "Ilzar", "Ilze", "Ima", "Imaan", "Imachlaah", "Imaculada", "Imad", "Imam", "Imamu", "Iman", "Imane", "Imang", "Imani", "Imanol", "Imant", "Imants", "Imanu", "Imany", "Imar", "Imbi", "Imbá", "Ime", "Imeda", "Imedi", "Imedo", "Imelda", "Imeloslaim", "Imen", "Imer", "Imhotep", "Imke", "Imla", "Imlah", "Imma", "Immacolata", "Immaculada", "Immaculata", "Immanuel", "Immer", "Immeral", "Immet", "Immith", "Immokalee", "Immot", "Imna", "Imnad", "Imnah", "Imnanyl", "Imogeler", "Imogen", "Imogene", "Impi", "Impifer", "Imrah", "Imram", "Imran", "Imrane", "Imre", "Imri", "Imrich", "Imriška", "Imrân", "Imsh", "Imtiaz", "Imtiyaz", "Imzel", "In'am", "In-Ho", "In-Ja", "In-Jun", "In-Seo", "In-Seong", "In-Yeong", "In-Yul", "Ina", "Inaaya", "Inal", "Inali", "Inamullah", "Inanna", "Inara", "Inari", "Inas", "Inay", "Inaya", "Inayah", "Inayat", "Inayatullah", "Inbal", "Inbar", "Incarnatio", "Incasisa", "Inchel", "Inchys", "Increase", "Indah", "Indali", "Inderjeet", "Inderjit", "Inderpal", "Indi", "India", "Indiana", "Indie", "Indigo", "Indika", "Indiko", "Indira", "Indra", "Indrajit", "Indrani", "Indrek", "Indrit", "Indriði", "Indriķis", "Indu", "Indubai", "Indum", "Indumathi", "Indy", "Ine", "Ines", "Inesa", "Inese", "Inessa", "Inez", "Ineza", "Ing", "Inga", "Ingalill", "Ingartze", "Inge", "Ingebjørg", "Ingeborg", "Ingeburg", "Ingegerd", "Ingegärd", "Ingela", "Ingele", "Ingelore", "Ingemar", "Ingeo", "Inger", "Ingi", "Ingibjörg", "Ingibjǫrg", "Ingigerðr", "Ingimárr", "Ingmar", "Ingo", "Ingolf", "Ingomar", "Ingon", "Ingra", "Ingram", "Ingratia", "Ingrid", "Ingrim", "Ingríðr", "Ingrīda", "Inguang", "Ingui", "Ingulf", "Ingumēraz", "Ingundus", "Ingunn", "Ingvar", "Ingvild", "Ingvildr", "Ingweald", "Ingólfr", "Ingólfre", "Ingólfur", "Ingūna", "Inha", "Inigo", "Iniobong", "Inja", "Ink", "Inka", "Inkar", "Inkasisa", "Inken", "Inkeri", "Inky", "Inma", "Inmach", "Inmachi", "Inmaculada", "Inmaculata", "Inna", "Innes", "Innil", "Inno", "Innocent", "Innocentius", "Innocenzo", "Innogen", "Innokenti", "Innokentiy", "Innokenty", "Innon", "Inocencia", "Inocencio", "Inocente", "Inocenty", "Inochor", "Inola", "Inolostana", "Inos", "Insa", "Insaf", "Insur", "Inta", "Intan", "Interstate", "Inteus", "Inti", "Intira", "Into", "Ints", "Inuk", "Inuncio", "Inunnguaq", "Inver", "Invidia", "Inyene", "Inzhu", "Inácia", "Inácio", "Inès", "Inés", "Inês", "Ināra", "Io", "Ioab", "Ioachim", "Ioakeim", "Ioan", "Ioana", "Ioane", "Ioann", "Ioanna", "Ioannes", "Ioannicius", "Ioannikios", "Ioannis", "Ioannu", "Iob", "Iocasta", "Iodocus", "Ioel", "Iofur", "Iohameer-lib", "Iohanna", "Iohannes", "Iohel", "Iokaste", "Iokua", "Iola", "Iolana", "Iolanda", "Iolanta", "Iolanthe", "Iole", "Ioled", "Iolo", "Iolyn", "Iolypso", "Iomhar", "Iomhas", "Ion", "Iona", "Ionas", "Ionathan", "Ionatán", "Ione", "Ionel", "Ionela", "Ionon", "Ionos", "Ionowa", "Ionuț", "Ioram", "Iordan", "Iordanes", "Iordanus", "Iore", "Iorek", "Iori", "Iorwerth", "Iosaphat", "Iose", "Ioseb", "Iosebekkok", "Iosen", "Ioseph", "Iosephus", "Ioses", "Iosias", "Iosif", "Iosifu", "Iosuaki", "Iosuakim", "Iosue", "Iou", "Ioubal", "Ioudas", "Ioudith", "Iounia", "Iouri", "Iovianus", "Iovio", "Iovis", "Iovita", "Ipa", "Ipati", "Ipatiy", "Iphedeiah", "Iphes", "Iphigeneia", "Iphigenia", "Iphrat", "Ipolite", "Ippakness Wayhayken", "Ippar", "Ippolit", "Ippolita", "Ippolito", "Ippu", "Ippus", "Iqaluk", "Iqbal", "Iqbi-Damiq", "Iqra", "Ir", "Ira", "Ira'", "Iracema", "Irach", "Irad", "Iradion", "Irag", "Iragarne", "Iragartze", "Iraida", "Irais", "Irakli", "Iraklis", "Irakliy", "Iraktetpasly", "Iralis", "Iram", "Iramul", "Iras", "Irasema", "Irati", "Irbmá", "Irdef", "Irdev", "Ire", "Irek", "Ireland", "Iren-hat", "Irena", "Irenaeus", "Irene", "Ireneo", "Ireneus", "Ireneusz", "Irenka", "Irfan", "Irfanullah", "Irha", "Iri", "Iria", "Irid", "Irida", "Iridián", "Irie", "Irijah", "Irijs", "Irik", "Irina", "Irine", "Irinei", "Irineo", "Iriney", "Irini", "Irinushka", "Iris", "Iriska", "Iriss", "Irit", "Irja", "Irján", "Irka", "Irkid", "Irlequin", "Irma", "Irmak", "Irmengard", "Irmentrud", "Irmgard", "Irmhil", "Irmhild", "Irmina", "Irmingard", "Irmtra'", "Irmtraud", "Irmtraut", "Irmtrud", "Irmtrushi", "Irnahash", "Irnerius", "Iro", "Irod", "Iroda", "Irodi", "Irodion", "Irodoru", "Ironwing", "Irpeel", "Irpeg", "Irpet", "Irpheiir", "Irra", "Irsa", "Irshemesh", "Iru", "Irune", "Iruś", "Irvell", "Irvin", "Irvine", "Irving", "Irwin", "Irwyn", "Iry-Hor", "Iryna", "Irène", "Irén", "Irénée", "Irēna", "Irīna", "Isa", "Isaac", "Isaak", "Isaaku", "Isabeau", "Isabeerlie", "Isabel", "Isabela", "Isabell", "Isabella", "Isabelle", "Isabeth", "Isabèl", "Isac", "Isacco", "Isador", "Isadora", "Isadore", "Isadubán", "Isagani", "Isai", "Isaia", "Isaiah", "Isaias", "Isaija", "Isak", "Isakka", "Isam", "Isamh", "Isami", "Isamu", "Isana", "Isao", "Isapo-Muxika", "Isaque", "Isarin", "Isas", "Isaura", "Isaure", "Isauro", "Isaurus", "Isay", "Isaías", "Isaïah", "Isbel", "Isbrand", "Iscah", "Iscariot", "Iscato", "Iseabail", "Iseah", "Isebel", "Isebella", "Isela", "Iser", "Iset", "Iseul", "Iseult", "Iseun", "Iseut", "Ish-pan", "Ish-tob", "Isha", "Ishaan", "Ishaaq", "Ishak", "Isham", "Ishana", "Ishani", "Ishanvi", "Ishaq", "Ishar", "Ishara", "Ishaz", "Ishbah", "Ishbak", "Ishbel", "Ishbi", "Ishbi-benob", "Ishbosheth", "Ishi", "Ishiah", "Ishijah", "Ishild", "Ishita", "Ishkur", "Ishma", "Ishmachiah", "Ishmael", "Ishmaiah", "Ishmat", "Ishmerai", "Ishod", "Ishpah", "Ishpan", "Ishtar", "Ishtazil", "Ishua", "Ishuah", "Ishuai", "Ishub", "Ishui", "Ishur", "Ishvi", "Isi", "Isia", "Isiah", "Isibéal", "Iside", "Isidor", "Isidora", "Isidore", "Isidoro", "Isidoros", "Isidorus", "Isidra", "Isidro", "Isilda", "Isimatrace", "Isingoma", "Isis", "Isita", "Iskandar", "Iskander", "Iskko", "Iskra", "Isl", "Isla", "Islam", "Islambek", "Islamuddin", "Islan", "Islav", "Islavdija", "Islavdijs", "Islay", "Islem", "Isliah", "Islom", "Islon", "Islwyn", "Isma", "Isma'il", "Ismachiah", "Ismaeel", "Ismael", "Ismaele", "Ismahel", "Ismaiah", "Ismail", "Ismam", "Ismat", "Ismaël", "Ismaïl", "Isma’il", "Ismene", "Ismet", "Ismete", "Ismini", "Ismithramb", "Ismo", "Ismoil", "Iso", "Isobel", "Isobelle", "Isobere", "Isocrates", "Isokrates", "Isol", "Isolda", "Isolde", "Isole", "Isone", "Isopod", "Isotta", "Ispah", "Isra", "Israa", "Israel", "Israfil", "Israhel", "Issa", "Issac", "Issachar", "Issaiahbooln", "Issam", "Issei", "Isshiah", "Issouf", "Issoufou", "Issum", "Issur", "Issy", "Issát", "Istaqa", "Istarassil", "Istas", "Istaw", "Istirmutaf", "Istu", "István", "Isu", "Isuah", "Isuf", "Isui", "Isuita", "Isulina", "Isá", "Ita", "Itai", "Itak", "Itala", "Italia", "Italiya", "Italo", "Italus", "Italy", "Itamar", "Itefart", "Itemirops", "Iteratex", "Ithai", "Ithamar", "Ithel", "Ithiel", "Ithma", "Ithmah", "Ithman", "Ithra", "Ithran", "Ithream", "Ithronel", "Ithrys", "Ithrysa", "Ithrysiang", "Ithrysong", "Itis", "Itons", "Itoro", "Itri", "Itsasne", "Itsaso", "Itsu", "Itsuki", "Itsuko", "Itsuo", "Ittah-kazin", "Ittai", "Ittay", "Itthobaal", "Ituh", "Ituha", "Itum", "Itumeleng", "Iturea", "Ituz", "Itxaro", "Itxaso", "Itzal", "Itzamna", "Itzcoatl", "Itzel", "Itzhak", "Itziar", "Iucunda", "Iudas", "Iudgual", "Iudhail", "Iudicael", "Iudie", "Iudith", "Iudithu", "Iudocus", "Iudris", "Iuh", "Iuli", "Iulia", "Iulian", "Iuliana", "Iulianus", "Iuliu", "Iulius", "Iunia", "Iunir", "Iunius", "Iuno", "Iuppiene", "Iuppiter", "Iura", "Iuri", "Iurij", "Iust", "Iusta", "Iustina", "Iustinianus", "Iustinus", "Iustus", "Iustyn", "Iuturna", "Iuvenalis", "Iuventas", "Iuza", "Iva", "Ivaan", "Ivaana", "Ivah", "Ivailo", "Ivair", "Ivalu", "Ivan", "Ivana", "Ivane", "Ivanka", "Ivanna", "Ivano", "Ivans", "Ivančica", "Ivar", "Ivars", "Ivayla", "Ivaylo", "Ivela", "Ivelisse", "Ivellios", "Iver", "Iveri", "Ives", "Ivestofei", "Ivet", "Iveta", "Ivetarze", "Ivete", "Ivett", "Ivette", "Ivica", "Ivie", "Ivka", "Ivliane", "Ivlita", "Ivo", "Ivona", "Ivone", "Ivonette", "Ivonne", "Ivor", "Ivory", "Ivrila", "Ivvár", "Ivy", "Iván", "Iwa", "Iwan", "Iwanek", "Iwao", "Iwcia", "Iwek", "Iwin", "Iwka", "Iwo", "Iwon", "Iwona", "Iwonka", "Iwunia", "Ixchel", "Ixchirimen", "Ixia", "Ixipeor", "Iya", "Iyabo", "Iyad", "Iyark", "Iyed", "Iyla", "Iyov", "Iyyov", "Iza", "Izaak", "Izaan", "Izabel", "Izabela", "Izabella", "Izabelle", "Izabelė", "Izadabe", "Izaiah", "Izajasz", "Izak", "Izan", "Izanagi", "Izanami", "Izar", "Izarne", "Izaro", "Izarra", "Izas", "Izaskun", "Izaäk", "Izdihar", "Izebel", "Izehar", "Izem", "Izet", "Izevel", "Izhaan", "Izhar", "Izia", "Izida", "Izidoon", "Izidor", "Izidóra", "Izkia", "Izmina", "Izmir", "Izo", "Izolda", "Izora", "Izotz", "Izrahiah", "Izrail", "Izri", "Izsák", "Iztok", "Izudi", "Izudin", "Izumi", "Izunia", "Izuno", "Izydor", "Izydorek", "Izydositalit", "Izz", "Izziah", "Izzie", "Izzita", "Izzy", "Izïa", "Iâex", "Iðunn", "Iñaki", "Iúile", "Iđga", "Iŋger", "Iŋgir", "Iŋgá", "Iŋŋer", "J", "JD", "Jaagup", "Jaak", "Jaakan", "Jaakaten", "Jaakkima", "Jaakko", "Jaakob", "Jaakobah", "Jaakoppi", "Jaaks", "Jaala", "Jaalah", "Jaalam", "Jaan", "Jaana", "Jaanai", "Jaap", "Jaaphae-Won", "Jaare", "Jaareshiah", "Jaasau", "Jaasiel", "Jaasu", "Jaazah", "Jaazaniah", "Jaazar", "Jaazeniah", "Jaazez", "Jaazi", "Jaaziah", "Jaaziel", "Jaazy", "Jaba", "Jabal", "Jabari", "Jabba", "Jabbar", "Jabbok", "Jabesh", "Jabez", "Jabin", "Jabir", "Jabneel", "Jabr", "Jabriemokrabites", "Jabril", "Jac", "Jacan", "Jace", "Jacek", "Jacenty", "Jacey", "Jachan", "Jachin", "Jaci", "Jacinda", "Jacinta", "Jacinth", "Jacintha", "Jacinthe", "Jacinto", "Jacio", "Jacira", "Jacita", "Jack", "Jackalyn", "Jacki", "Jackie", "Jackin", "Jacklyn", "Jackse", "Jackson", "Jacky", "Jaclyn", "Jacob", "Jacoba", "Jacobina", "Jacobine", "Jacobo", "Jacobus", "Jacoch", "Jacomina", "Jacon", "Jacopo", "Jacout", "Jacquel", "Jacqueline", "Jacquelissa", "Jacquelyn", "Jacques", "Jacquetta", "Jacquette", "Jacqui", "Jacquie", "Jacquio", "Jacuś", "Jacy", "Jacó", "Jad", "Jada", "Jadamyan", "Jadan", "Jadau", "Jaddeongfei", "Jaddin", "Jaddon", "Jaddua", "Jade", "Jadejas", "Jadelhel", "Jadeljka", "Jaden", "Jader", "Jadi", "Jadiel", "Jadis", "Jadon", "Jadran", "Jadranka", "Jadranko", "Jadvyga", "Jadwalis", "Jadwiga", "Jadwisia", "Jadyn", "Jadysława", "Jadzia", "Jae", "Jae-A", "Jae-An", "Jae-Beom", "Jae-Bin", "Jae-Eun", "Jae-Gyeong", "Jae-Ha", "Jae-Heon", "Jae-Ho", "Jae-Hui", "Jae-Hun", "Jae-Hwan", "Jae-Hyeog", "Jae-Hyeon", "Jae-Hyeong", "Jae-I", "Jae-In", "Jae-Jun", "Jae-Min", "Jae-Na", "Jae-Seong", "Jae-U", "Jae-Ug", "Jae-Won", "Jae-Yeon", "Jae-Yeong", "Jae-Yong", "Jae-Yul", "Jae-Yun", "Jaeihue", "Jael", "Jafar", "Jafei", "Jafet", "Jaffan", "Jaffar", "Jaffe", "Jaffer", "Jaga", "Jagachandra", "Jagadis", "Jagadish", "Jagadisha", "Jagah", "Jagannath", "Jagannatha", "Jagarey", "Jagawek", "Jagdish", "Jagger", "Jagienka", "Jagjit", "Jagna", "Jago", "Jagoda", "Jaguhiya", "Jagur", "Jagusia", "Jagvi", "Jah", "Jahaleel", "Jahan", "Jahanara", "Jahangir", "Jahara", "Jahath", "Jahaz", "Jahaziah", "Jahaziel", "Jahd", "Jahdai", "Jahdi", "Jahdie", "Jahdiel", "Jahdo", "Jahel", "Jahleel", "Jahlem", "Jahmai", "Jahman", "Jahmuta", "Jahn", "Jahweh", "Jahzeel", "Jahzeiah", "Jahzephi", "Jahzerah", "Jahziel", "Jai", "Jaid", "Jaida", "Jaidad", "Jaidan", "Jaidema", "Jaiden", "Jaidev", "Jaidh", "Jaidin", "Jaidy", "Jaidyn", "Jailyn", "Jaime", "Jaimie", "Jaine", "Jair", "Jairenton", "Jairo", "Jairus", "Jaisvi", "Jaka", "Jakab", "Jakai", "Jakan", "Jakander", "Jakar", "Jakari", "Jakary", "Jake", "Jakeh", "Jakellen", "Jakes", "Jaki", "Jakim", "Jakir", "Jakka", "Jakki", "Jakob", "Jakobino", "Jakobo", "Jakov", "Jakub", "Jakubek", "Jakup", "Jakéb", "Jakša", "Jaladhi", "Jaladi", "Jalal", "Jalaluddin", "Jalam", "Jalana", "Jalaneeli", "Jalao", "Jalat", "Jale", "Jaleh", "Jalen", "Jalfr", "Jalfrtot", "Jali", "Jalil", "Jalila", "Jaliyah", "Jalmari", "Jalo", "Jalon", "Jalong", "Jalora", "Jalə", "Jam", "Jamaah", "Jamaal", "Jamaar", "Jamah", "Jamaica", "Jamal", "Jamala", "Jamaluddin", "Jaman", "Jamar", "Jamarcus", "Jamari", "Jamarion", "Jamb", "Jambpy", "Jambres", "Jambul", "Jambuli", "Jamed", "Jameel", "Jameela", "Jamer", "James", "Jamesina", "Jameson", "Jamey", "Jami", "Jamia", "Jamie", "Jamil", "Jamila", "Jamilah", "Jamileh", "Jamillah", "Jamim", "Jamin", "Jamina", "Jamir", "Jamison", "Jamlech", "Jamshed", "Jamsheed", "Jamshid", "Jamuna", "Jamy", "Jamyang", "Jamyn", "Jan", "Jana", "Janabai", "Janae", "Janai", "Janak", "Janaka", "Janaki", "Janan", "Janat", "Janaína", "Janbalat", "Jancsi", "Jandar", "Jander", "Jane", "Janeczek", "Janeczka", "Janedoe", "Janek", "Janeka", "Janel", "Janele", "Janella", "Janelle", "Janene", "Janero", "Janesh", "Janessa", "Janesses", "Janet", "Janeta", "Janete", "Janeth", "Janethryn", "Janetta", "Janette", "Janey", "Janez", "Jang", "Jangia", "Jani", "Jania", "Janice", "Janie", "Janiel", "Janielle", "Janielly", "Janihtá", "Janija", "Janika", "Janiko", "Janina", "Janine", "Janis", "Janisha", "Janitra", "Janiya", "Janiyah", "Janička", "Janja", "Janka", "Janki", "Jankin", "Janko", "Jann", "Janna", "Jannah", "Jannai", "Jannat", "Jannatul", "Janne", "Janneke", "Jannes", "Jannette", "Jannic", "Jannick", "Jannicke", "Jannik", "Jannike", "Jannine", "Jannis", "Jano", "Janoah", "Janon", "Jansugh", "Jant", "Jantine", "Jantje", "Janto", "Januarius", "January", "Januja", "Janum", "Janus", "Janusz", "Januszek", "Janvi", "Janvier", "Janīna", "Jaouad", "Jaouan", "Jaouanci", "Jaouang", "Jaouanyicharone", "Jaouanyichi", "Japell", "Japhet", "Japheth", "Japhia", "Japhlet", "Japho", "Japik", "Jaqmaq", "Jaquan", "Jaqueline", "Jaquelyn", "Jaques", "Jar", "Jarah", "Jaranathrachele", "Jareb", "Jareczek", "Jared", "Jareef", "Jarek", "Jarell", "Jarelleber", "Jaren", "Jaresiah", "Jareth", "Jarfield", "Jarfir", "Jarfiri", "Jarfolas", "Jargal", "Jarha", "Jarhase", "Jari", "Jarib", "Jarie", "Jarin", "Jarina", "Jaris", "Jarita", "Jarka", "Jarkko", "Jarl", "Jarlath", "Jarlathotep", "Jarle", "Jarmil", "Jarmila", "Jarmo", "Jarmone", "Jarmuth", "Jaro", "Jaroah", "Jarod", "Jarogniew", "Jaromir", "Jaromph", "Jaromír", "Jaromíra", "Jaron", "Jaronan", "Jaropełk", "Jaros", "Jaroslav", "Jaroslava", "Jaroslavas", "Jarosław", "Jarosława", "Jarrad", "Jarred", "Jarrett", "Jarri", "Jarrod", "Jarrulk", "Jarry", "Jarung-Su", "Jaruś", "Jaruška", "Jarv", "Jarvah", "Jarvis", "Jase", "Jasei", "Jasen", "Jasey", "Jashar", "Jashem", "Jashen", "Jasher", "Jashobeam", "Jashub", "Jashur", "Jasia", "Jasiah", "Jasiek", "Jasiel", "Jaska", "Jaská", "Jaslav", "Jasleen", "Jaslene", "Jaslyn", "Jasmal", "Jasmeet", "Jasmijn", "Jasmillirrhiich", "Jasmin", "Jasmina", "Jasmine", "Jasminka", "Jasmyn", "Jasmína", "Jasna", "Jasoft", "Jason", "Jasone", "Jaspal", "Jasper", "Jassachusetts", "Jassai", "Jassan", "Jassim", "Jastone", "Jasur", "Jasvinder", "Jasvir", "Jaswant", "Jaswinder", "Jaswiþwulfrey", "Jatau", "Jatev", "Jathniel", "Jattir", "Jaume", "Jaumea", "Jaumet", "Java", "Javad", "Javaid", "Javan", "Javande", "Javari", "Javed", "Javer", "Javi", "Javier", "Javiera", "Javine", "Javion", "Javira", "Javohir", "Javon", "Javonte", "Javor", "Javoto", "Jawa", "Jawad", "Jawahir", "Jawaii", "Jawdat", "Jawsh", "Jax", "Jaxel", "Jaxohe", "Jaxon", "Jaxson", "Jaxter", "Jaxton", "Jaxtyn", "Jaxx", "Jaxxon", "Jay", "Jaya", "Jayaben", "Jayad", "Jayadev", "Jayadeva", "Jayamma", "Jayana", "Jayant", "Jayanta", "Jayanthi", "Jayanti", "Jayaprakash", "Jayar", "Jayaram", "Jayashree", "Jayashri", "Jayce", "Jaycee", "Jaycenddi", "Jayceon", "Jaycob", "Jayda", "Jaydan", "Jayde", "Jayden", "Jaydin", "Jaydon", "Jaydyn", "Jaye", "Jayendra", "Jayesh", "Jayl", "Jayla", "Jaylaani", "Jaylah", "Jayle", "Jaylee", "Jayleen", "Jaylen", "Jaylene", "Jaylin", "Jaylinn", "Jaylon", "Jaylonsta", "Jaylyn", "Jaylynn", "Jayma", "Jayme", "Jaymes", "Jaymus", "Jayna", "Jayne", "Jaynie", "Jayson", "Jaythan", "Jayvanti", "Jayvila", "Jaywant", "Jaz", "Jazbiya", "Jazeel", "Jazer", "Jazez", "Jazibiyya", "Jaziel", "Jazio", "Jaziz", "Jazlaah", "Jazlyn", "Jazmin", "Jazmine", "Jazmyn", "Jazmín", "Jazono", "Jazz", "Jaír", "Jaś", "Jaśmina", "Jaša", "Je", "Je-I", "Je-In", "Je-Min", "Jea", "Jean", "Jean-Baptiste", "Jean-Charles", "Jean-Christophe", "Jean-Claude", "Jean-François", "Jean-Jacques", "Jean-Louis", "Jean-Luc", "Jean-Marc", "Jean-Marie", "Jean-Michel", "Jean-Paul", "Jean-Philippe", "Jean-Pierre", "Jeana", "Jeand", "Jeane", "Jeanette", "Jeanie", "Jeanine", "Jeann", "Jeanna", "Jeanne", "Jeannette", "Jeannie", "Jeannine", "Jeannot", "Jeansa", "Jeanya", "Jearim", "Jeaterai", "Jeb", "Jebeddo", "Jeberechiah", "Jebristi", "Jebus", "Jebushaq", "Jebusi", "Jebuzal", "Jecamiah", "Jeche", "Jechoniah", "Jechonias", "Jecoliah", "Jeconiah", "Jed", "Jedaiah", "Jedece", "Jedeiah", "Jediael", "Jedidah", "Jedidiah", "Jediel", "Jedion", "Jeduarty", "Jeduthun", "Jeelerteghie", "Jeetendra", "Jeevan", "Jeezer", "Jef", "Jeff", "Jefferson", "Jeffery", "Jeffrey", "Jeffry", "Jefie", "Jefimija", "Jegar-sahadutha", "Jehaleleel", "Jehalelel", "Jehan", "Jehanne", "Jeharkai", "Jehaza", "Jehaziel", "Jehdeiah", "Jehdi", "Jeheiel", "Jehezekel", "Jehiah", "Jehiel", "Jehieli", "Jehima", "Jehiskiah", "Jehispus", "Jehizkiah", "Jehkuub", "Jehn", "Jeho", "Jeho'achka", "Jehoadah", "Jehoaddah", "Jehoaddan", "Jehoahaz", "Jehoash", "Jehoch", "Jehohanan", "Jehoiachin", "Jehoiada", "Jehoiakim", "Jehoiarib", "Jehon", "Jehona", "Jehonadab", "Jehonathan", "Jehondon", "Jehoram", "Jehoshaphat", "Jehosheba", "Jehoshua", "Jehoshuah", "Jehovah", "Jehovah-jireh", "Jehovah-nissi", "Jehovah-shalom", "Jehovah-shammah", "Jehovah-tsidkenu", "Jehovanto", "Jehoyali", "Jehozabad", "Jehozadak", "Jehoř", "Jehu", "Jehuala", "Jehubbah", "Jehucal", "Jehud", "Jehudi", "Jehudijah", "Jehuras", "Jehush", "Jeiel", "Jeikadærs", "Jeiran", "Jeka", "Jekabzeel", "Jekameam", "Jekamean", "Jekamiah", "Jekaterina", "Jekuthiel", "Jela", "Jeladhi", "Jeladi", "Jelani", "Jele", "Jelena", "Jelenneth", "Jelica", "Jelisaveta", "Jelka", "Jelld", "Jelle", "Jelt", "Jeltje", "Jeltsje", "Jem", "Jemachife", "Jemal", "Jemali", "Jemanus", "Jemba", "Jemil", "Jemima", "Jemine", "Jemir", "Jemma", "Jemmer", "Jemmy", "Jemuel", "Jen", "Jena", "Jenae", "Jenaro", "Jenceliendanimor", "Jenci", "Jenelle", "Jenessa", "Jeneti", "Jengo", "Jeni", "Jenifer", "Jenika", "Jenisha", "Jenn", "Jenna", "Jennah", "Jenne", "Jennet", "Jenneth", "Jenni", "Jennica", "Jennie", "Jennifer", "Jennigi", "Jennigje", "Jennis", "Jennise", "Jennothy", "Jenny", "Jenný", "Jens", "Jensen", "Jenshe", "Jensif", "Jenskeved", "Jenson", "Jenssi", "Jenzise", "Jenő", "Jeon", "Jeong", "Jeong-A", "Jeong-Bin", "Jeong-Eun", "Jeong-Ha", "Jeong-Ho", "Jeong-Hu", "Jeong-Hui", "Jeong-Hun", "Jeong-Hwan", "Jeong-Hyeok", "Jeong-Hyeon", "Jeong-In", "Jeong-Min", "Jeong-Suk", "Jeong-U", "Jeong-Uk", "Jeong-Won", "Jeong-Yeon", "Jeong-Yun", "Jeonghua", "Jeongxin", "Jeonóra", "Jep", "Jephianck", "Jephtha", "Jephthae", "Jephthah", "Jephunneh", "Jeppe", "Jepson", "Jeptha", "Jera", "Jerah", "Jerahmeel", "Jerald", "Jere", "Jerebai", "Jered", "Jeredith", "Jerel", "Jereladjan", "Jeremai", "Jeremi", "Jeremiah", "Jeremias", "Jeremiasz", "Jeremiel", "Jeremio", "Jeremoth", "Jeremy", "Jeremías", "Jeren", "Jeresa", "Jeretha", "Jerezou", "Jeri", "Jeriah", "Jeribai", "Jericho", "Jerick", "Jeridiah", "Jeriel", "Jerijah", "Jerilyn", "Jerimoth", "Jerioth", "Jerjo", "Jerko", "Jerliathe", "Jerma", "Jermaine", "Jernej", "Jerneja", "Jeroboam", "Jeroen", "Jeroham", "Jerold", "Jerom", "Jerome", "Jeronim", "Jeronimo", "Jeronwa", "Jeroným", "Jerotopher", "Jerrad", "Jerrance", "Jerrard", "Jerred", "Jerri", "Jerrica", "Jerrie", "Jerrifer", "Jerrik", "Jerrine", "Jerrod", "Jerrold", "Jerrothy", "Jerrtholomew", "Jerry", "Jerryline", "Jersey", "Jeru", "Jerubbaal", "Jerubbesheth", "Jeruel", "Jerus", "Jerusalem", "Jerusha", "Jeruti", "Jervis", "Jervo", "Jery", "Jerzy", "Jerzyk", "Jerónia", "Jerónima", "Jerónimo", "Jerônimo", "Jerĉjo", "Jesa", "Jesaiah", "Jescarna", "Jescha", "Jesehan", "Jesenia", "Jeshaiah", "Jesharelah", "Jeshebeab", "Jesher", "Jeshimon", "Jeshishai", "Jeshohaia", "Jeshohaiah", "Jeshua", "Jeshuah", "Jesiah", "Jesika", "Jesiko", "Jesimiel", "Jesper", "Jess", "Jessa", "Jessalyn", "Jessamine", "Jessamyn", "Jessan", "Jesse", "Jesseigh", "Jessell", "Jessella", "Jesselle", "Jesselly", "Jessenia", "Jessi", "Jessica", "Jessie", "Jessika", "Jessim", "Jessy", "Jessye", "Jessé", "Jesui", "Jesur", "Jesurbia", "Jesus", "Jesusa", "Jesut", "Jesús", "Jet", "Jeta", "Jetam", "Jetautam", "Jeth", "Jether", "Jetheth", "Jethlah", "Jethro", "Jetma", "Jetmir", "Jetmira", "Jetnor", "Jeton", "Jetrag", "Jett", "Jetta", "Jette", "Jettie", "Jetur", "Jetus", "Jetzabel", "Jeuel", "Jeunesse", "Jeush", "Jeverest", "Jevgeny", "Jevgenyang-Yul", "Jevgeņija", "Jevgeņijs", "Jevgēņija", "Jevgēņijs", "Jevrem", "Jew", "Jewel", "Jewell", "Jewelld", "Jewellea", "Jexica", "Jey", "Jeyle", "Jeylen", "Jez", "Jezabel", "Jezaniah", "Jeze", "Jezebel", "Jezebela", "Jezebelle", "Jezer", "Jeziah", "Jeziel", "Jezliah", "Jezoar", "Jezrahiah", "Jezreel", "Jezza", "Jeļena", "Jeļizaveta", "Jhalak", "Jharna", "Jher", "Jheri", "Jheriva", "Jheronimus", "Jhess", "Jhessail", "Jhoanne", "Jhon", "Jhonny", "Jhuma", "Jhvh", "Jhwh", "Ji", "Ji-A", "Ji-Ah", "Ji-An", "Ji-Bin", "Ji-Eon", "Ji-Eun", "Ji-Ha", "Ji-Han", "Ji-Heon", "Ji-Ho", "Ji-Hong", "Ji-Hoon", "Ji-Hu", "Ji-Hui", "Ji-Hun", "Ji-Hwan", "Ji-Hye", "Ji-Hyeok", "Ji-Hyeon", "Ji-Hyeong", "Ji-Hyo", "Ji-In", "Ji-Min", "Ji-Na", "Ji-O", "Ji-On", "Ji-Seo", "Ji-Seok", "Ji-Seon", "Ji-Seong", "Ji-Seop", "Ji-Seun", "Ji-Seung", "Ji-Soo", "Ji-Su", "Ji-U", "Ji-Uk", "Ji-Un", "Ji-Ung", "Ji-Wan", "Ji-Wang", "Ji-Wanie", "Ji-Wanizimul", "Ji-Won", "Ji-Woo", "Ji-Ye", "Ji-Yeon", "Ji-Yeong", "Ji-Yong", "Ji-Young", "Ji-Yu", "Ji-Yul", "Ji-Yun", "Jia", "Jiabin", "Jiacheng", "Jiah", "Jiaha", "Jiahao", "Jiahong", "Jiahua", "Jiahui", "Jiaji", "Jiajia", "Jiajie", "Jiajin", "Jiajun", "Jiali", "Jialiang", "Jialin", "Jialing", "Jiamin", "Jiaming", "Jian", "Jiana", "Jianan", "Jianbin", "Jianbo", "Jiancheng", "Jianchun", "Jiandong", "Jiane", "Jianfang", "Jianfei", "Jianfeng", "Jiang", "Jiangang", "Jiange", "Jiangini", "Jiangtao", "Jianguang", "Jianguo", "Jianhong", "Jianhua", "Jianhui", "Jianjun", "Jianli", "Jianliang", "Jianlin", "Jianling", "Jianlong", "Jianmei", "Jianmin", "Jianming", "Jiann", "Jianping", "Jianqiang", "Jianqing", "Jianquan", "Jianrong", "Jiansheng", "Jianwei", "Jianwen", "Jianxiang", "Jianxin", "Jianxing", "Jianxiong", "Jianyi", "Jianying", "Jianyong", "Jianyu", "Jianyun", "Jianzhong", "Jiao", "Jiaos", "Jiaq", "Jiaqi", "Jiarong", "Jiasheng", "Jiawei", "Jiawen", "Jiaxi", "Jiaxin", "Jiaxing", "Jiayi", "Jiaying", "Jiayu", "Jibi", "Jibo", "Jibra", "Jibreel", "Jibril", "Jibsam", "Jidgak", "Jidla", "Jidlaph", "Jidzik", "Jie", "Jiehua", "Jieling", "Jieping", "Jiewen", "Jieyi", "Jieying", "Jihn", "Jihong", "Jika", "Jila", "Jilani", "Jilda", "Jill", "Jillian", "Jillie", "Jilly", "Jim", "Jimenez", "Jimeno", "Jimi", "Jiming", "Jimmie", "Jimmu", "Jimmy", "Jimna", "Jimnah", "Jimne", "Jimnia", "Jimothy", "Jims", "Jimsher", "Jin", "Jin-A", "Jin-Ha", "Jin-Ho", "Jin-Hui", "Jin-Hyeok", "Jin-Hyeon", "Jin-Ju", "Jin-Jungil", "Jin-Junia", "Jin-Na", "Jin-Seo", "Jin-Seong", "Jin-Su", "Jin-U", "Jin-Uk", "Jin-Won", "Jin-Yeong", "Jina", "Jinan", "Jinanja", "Jinbao", "Jinbiao", "Jincai", "Jincheng", "Jindra", "Jindřich", "Jindřiška", "Jinfang", "Jinfeng", "Jing", "Jingbo", "Jinghong", "Jinghua", "Jinghui", "Jingjing", "Jingleheimer", "Jingli", "Jingming", "Jingping", "Jingwei", "Jingwen", "Jingyi", "Jingyu", "Jingyuan", "Jinhai", "Jinhong", "Jinhua", "Jinhui", "Jiniah", "Jinichi", "Jinlan", "Jinlian", "Jinliang", "Jinlin", "Jinling", "Jinlong", "Jinmei", "Jinming", "Jinny", "Jinping", "Jinquan", "Jinrong", "Jinshan", "Jinsheng", "Jinsong", "Jintao", "Jinwath", "Jinwei", "Jinwen", "Jinx", "Jinxia", "Jinxiang", "Jinxing", "Jinyan", "Jinying", "Jinyuan", "Jip", "Jiphtah", "Jiphthael", "Jiping", "Jirair", "Jiraiya", "Jiraj", "Jiro", "Jirou", "Jirō", "Jisheng", "Jishi", "Jisko", "Jitender", "Jitendra", "Jitka", "Jitso", "Jitsu", "Jitsuo", "Jitvodjec", "Jiuli", "Jiya", "Jiřina", "Jiří", "Jiŝajo", "Jj", "Jo", "Jo-Anne", "Jo-Li", "Joab", "Joabe", "Joachim", "Joachinek", "Joah", "Joahaz", "Joahn", "Joak", "Joakim", "Joan", "Joana", "Joanan", "Joandra", "Joanie", "Joaninha", "Joann", "Joanna", "Joanne", "Joannes", "Joannicius", "Joao", "Joaqub", "Joaque", "Joaquim", "Joaquima", "Joaquin", "Joaquina", "Joaquio", "Joaquín", "Joar", "Joash", "Joasha", "Joasia", "Joasimir", "Joatham", "Joavnna", "Joaśka", "Job", "Jobab", "Jobeth", "Jobi", "Jobu", "Jobutupaki", "Joby", "Jocasta", "Jocelin", "Joceline", "Jocellarie", "Jocelyn", "Jocelyne", "Joch", "Jochebed", "Jochem", "Jochen", "Jochim", "Jochirony", "Jochnal", "Jock", "Jockel", "Jockie", "Jocky", "Jocosa", "Joda", "Jodene", "Jodi", "Jodie", "Jodoc", "Jodocus", "Jody", "Joe", "Joed", "Joeh", "Joel", "Joelah", "Joele", "Joeliyn", "Joella", "Joelle", "Joep", "Joerg", "Joeri", "Joetta", "Joey", "Joezer", "Joffrey", "Jofre", "Jogbehah", "Joginder", "Jogli", "Joha", "Johai", "Joham", "Johan", "Johana", "Johanan", "Johanas", "Johanino", "Johann", "Johanna", "Johanne", "Johanneke", "Johannes", "Johano", "Johanselly", "Johanĉjo", "Johar", "Johm", "John", "Johna", "Johnathan", "Johnathon", "Johndoe", "Johne", "Johnet", "Johnette", "Johnia", "Johnie", "Johnna", "Johnnie", "Johnny", "Johnson", "Johá", "Johán", "Johánas", "Johánná", "Joi", "Joiada", "Joiakim", "Joiarib", "Joisse", "Joiwind", "Joji", "Jojitsu", "Jojo", "Jokdea", "Jokdeam", "Jokhra", "Jokim", "Jokin", "Jokmeam", "Jokneam", "Jokni", "Jokshan", "Joktan", "Joku", "Jokum", "Jokūbas", "Jola", "Jolana", "Jolanda", "Jolanta", "Jolanthe", "Joleen", "Jolei", "Jolene", "Jolie", "Joline", "Jolivia", "Jolka", "Jolon", "Jolyon", "Jolán", "Jolánka", "Jomeo", "Jompá", "Jon", "Jona", "Jonadab", "Jonag", "Jonah", "Jonald", "Jonam", "Jonan", "Jonard", "Jonas", "Jonasz", "Jonata", "Jonatan", "Jonatano", "Jonatha", "Jonathan", "Jonathanielly", "Jonather", "Jonatherine", "Jonathew", "Jonathley", "Jonatholi", "Jonathon", "Jonathryn", "Jonatán", "Jond", "Jonda", "Jonde", "Jondel", "Jondew", "Jondo", "Jone", "Jonelle", "Jones", "Jonette", "Jong", "Jong-Hyeok", "Jong-Hyeon", "Jong-Min", "Jong-Su", "Jong-U", "Jong-Won", "Jong-Yun", "Jongew", "Joni", "Jonia", "Jonida", "Jonie", "Jonjeto", "Jonjo", "Jonna", "Jonnd", "Jonnda", "Jonne", "Jonni", "Jonnie", "Jonny", "Jono", "Jonquil", "Jonsá-", "Jonty", "Jonuz", "Jonyn", "Joná", "Jonás", "Jonáš", "Joo-Won", "Jooa", "Joole", "Jools", "Joomla", "Joon", "Joon-Ho", "Joona", "Joonas", "Joonatan", "Joop", "Joord", "Joos", "Joosep", "Jooseppi", "Jooshon", "Joost", "Jopagur", "Jopari", "Jophiel", "Joppa", "Jora", "Jorah", "Joral", "Joram", "Joran", "Jorayr", "Jordaan", "Jordan", "Jordana", "Jordane", "Jordanes", "Jordano", "Jordas", "Jorde", "Jordi", "Jordin", "Jordon", "Jordyn", "Jordà", "Jordán", "Jordão", "Jore", "Jorel", "Joren", "Joret", "Jorf", "Jorg", "Jorge", "Jorgen", "Jorgie", "Jorgina", "Jorginho", "Jorgji", "Jorgo", "Jorida", "Jorie", "Jorim", "Joris", "Jorja", "Jorjab", "Jorjan", "Jorji", "Jorkoam", "Jorle", "Jorlos", "Jorma", "Jorman", "Jorrit", "Jorun", "Jorunn", "Jory", "Jos", "Josaba", "Josabad", "Josala", "Josaphat", "Joscelin", "Josceline", "Joscention", "Joschka", "Josco", "Jose", "Joseba", "Josech", "Josedech", "Josef", "Josefa", "Josefien", "Josefiina", "Josefin", "Josefina", "Josefine", "Josefína", "Josein", "Josella", "Joselyn", "Josep", "Josepe", "Joseph", "Josepha", "Josephan", "Josephanice", "Josephanie", "Josephaniel", "Josephaniella", "Josephanielle", "Josephat", "Josephen", "Josepher", "Josepherenn", "Josepheresa", "Josepherinather", "Josepherine", "Josepheryl", "Josephina", "Josephine", "Josephus", "Joseppe", "Joses", "Joset", "Josette", "Josey", "Josh", "Joshah", "Joshaviah", "Joshbekashah", "Joshbekesha", "Josheb", "Josheng", "Joshua", "Josi", "Josia", "Josiah", "Josiane", "Josias", "Josibiah", "Josie", "Josif", "Josigla", "Josio", "Josip", "Josipa", "Josiphiah", "Josiphtha", "Joslyn", "Joso", "Josopohone", "Josor", "Joss", "Josse", "Josselin", "Josseline", "Jossen", "Jossette", "Josslyn", "Jost", "Jostan", "Jostein", "Josu", "Josue", "Josune", "Josuo", "Josué", "Josár", "Josát", "Josèp", "Josèphe", "José", "Josée", "Joséphine", "Joséphyria", "Jothachel", "Jothai", "Jotham", "Jothath", "Jotheus", "Jothi", "Joto", "Joud", "Joukahainen", "Jouko", "Joun", "Jouni", "Jourdain", "Journee", "Journey", "Journi", "Jova", "Jovak", "Jovan", "Jovana", "Jovanka", "Jovanni", "Jove", "Jovian", "Jovica", "Jovie", "Jovik", "Jovita", "Jovka", "Jovnna", "Jovnnás", "Jovs", "Jovsse", "Jovsset", "Jovssumi", "Jovssut", "Jovvá", "Jowan", "Jowita", "Jowsin", "Joy", "Joyce", "Joyck", "Joyckethina", "Joye", "Joyeeta", "Joyner", "Joza", "Jozabad", "Jozacar", "Jozachabija", "Jozachar", "Jozadak", "Jozafat", "Jozal", "Jozef", "Jozefa", "Jozefien", "Jozefina", "Jozefo", "Jozefína", "Jozejo", "Jozeĉjo", "Joziah", "Joziya", "Jozjo", "Jozo", "Jozua", "Jozuak", "João", "Joãozinho", "Joël", "Joëll", "Joëlle", "Joĉjo", "Joŋgu", "Joško", "Jošt", "Jože", "Jožef", "Jožefa", "Jožica", "Jream", "Jrue", "Ju", "Ju-A", "Ju-An", "Ju-Bin", "Ju-Eon", "Ju-Eun", "Ju-Ha", "Ju-Han", "Ju-Hannek", "Ju-Heon", "Ju-Ho", "Ju-Hui", "Ju-Hwan", "Ju-Hye-Eun", "Ju-Hyeok", "Ju-Hyeon", "Ju-Hyeong", "Ju-Seong", "Ju-Wan")>> <<elseif _choiceOfList is 6>> <<set _name to either("Ju-Won", "Ju-Yeon", "Ju-Yeong", "Ju-Yun", "Jua", "Juan", "Juana", "Juancho", "Juanfran", "Juanita", "Juanito", "Juanjuan", "Juanma", "Juannas", "Juanne", "Juantxo", "Jubal", "Jucal", "Jud", "Juda", "Judaea", "Judah", "Judai", "Judammet", "Judammurab", "Judammurabi", "Judas", "Judd", "Judda", "Jude", "Juden", "Judge", "Judi", "Judicaël", "Judie", "Judije", "Judikael", "Judine", "Judinjo", "Judit", "Judita", "Judite", "Judith", "Judito", "Juditta", "Judoc", "Judocus", "Judson", "Judy", "Judysia", "Judyta", "Judytka", "Jue", "Jue-Nasrephongh", "Jue-Nid", "Juergen", "Jueïario", "Juffe", "Jugohah", "Jugsmort", "Juha", "Juhan", "Juhana", "Juhani", "Juhi", "Juhn", "Juho", "Juhán", "Juhánná", "Juice", "Juifan", "Jujavafk", "Juju", "Jujuna", "Jukka", "Jul", "Jula", "Julam", "Julcia", "Juldruh", "Jule", "Julejus", "Julek", "Julen", "Jules", "Juleta", "Juli", "Julia", "Juliam", "Julian", "Juliana", "Juliane", "Juliann", "Julianna", "Julianne", "Juliano", "Julie", "Julien", "Julienne", "Juliet", "Julieta", "Juliette", "Juliino", "Julij", "Julija", "Julijana", "Julinda", "Julinha", "Julinjo", "Julio", "Juliska", "Julissa", "Julita", "Julitta", "Julius", "Juliusz", "Juliya", "Julià", "Julián", "Julião", "Juliāna", "Juljan", "Juljana", "Juljá", "Julka", "Julla", "Jullá", "Julnette", "Julur", "July", "Julyan", "Juma", "Jumana", "Jumanah", "Jumanne", "Jumasilo", "Jumauddin", "Jumber", "Jumberi", "Jumma", "Jummai", "Jummim", "Jun", "Jun'ichi", "Jun-Beom", "Jun-Byeong", "Jun-Byeonia", "Jun-Gi", "Jun-Ha", "Jun-Ho", "Jun-Hu", "Jun-Hui", "Jun-Hwan", "Jun-Hwi", "Jun-Hyeok", "Jun-Hyeon", "Jun-Hyeong", "Jun-I", "Jun-Min", "Jun-Mo", "Jun-O", "Jun-Pyo", "Jun-Sang", "Jun-Sant", "Jun-Seo", "Jun-Seok", "Jun-Seong", "Jun-Su", "Jun-U", "Jun-Won", "Jun-Yeong", "Jun-Yong", "Juna", "Junaid", "Junatar", "Junayd", "Jundulba", "June", "Junebug", "Juneimauma", "Junfen", "Junfeng", "Jung", "Jung-Hee", "Jung-Hoon", "Jung-Sook", "Junhong", "Junhua", "Junhui", "Juni", "Junia", "Junias", "Junichi", "Junichiro", "Junior", "Juniper", "Junis", "Junisrel", "Junius", "Junji", "Junjie", "Junjo", "Junjun", "Junko", "Junling", "Junlon", "Junmin", "Junming", "Junne", "Junnifrénédick", "Junnt", "Juno", "Junon", "Junpei", "Junping", "Junsheng", "Junte", "Juntzi", "Junwei", "Junyan", "Junyi", "Junying", "Junzo", "Junípero", "Juoksa", "Juoksan", "Juoksáhkká", "Juoza", "Juozapas", "Juozas", "Juozho", "Jupiter", "Jupp", "Juppi", "Jura", "Juraj", "Jurassic Park Pinball Machine", "Jurat", "Juraynah", "Jure", "Jurek", "Jurgen", "Jurgis", "Jurgita", "Juri", "Jurian", "Jurica", "Jurij", "Jurijs", "Juris", "Juro", "Jurou", "Jurre", "Jurrea", "Jurriaan", "Jurryt", "Jurģis", "Jus", "Jushab", "Jushabhesed", "Juss", "Jusse", "Jussenaš", "Jussi", "Jussá", "Just", "Justa", "Justamon", "Justan", "Justas", "Juste", "Justeno", "Justian", "Justiane", "Justianeth", "Justice", "Justie", "Justiina", "Justin", "Justina", "Justinas", "Justinati", "Justine", "Justinian", "Justino", "Justo", "Justus", "Justy", "Justyn", "Justyna", "Justynka", "Justysia", "Justyś", "Justína", "Justýna", "Justīne", "Jusuda", "Jusuf", "Jusztarn", "Jusztina", "Jusánná", "Jusát-", "Juta", "Jutta", "Juttah", "Jutte", "Juttá", "Juturna", "Juul", "Juun", "Juurou", "Juuso", "Juvela", "Juvenal", "Juvencio", "Juventas", "Juventina", "Juventino", "Juvim", "Juvina", "Juvven", "Juvvá", "Juzegu", "Juđet", "Juŋgi", "Juŋkil", "Jyem", "Jyemias", "Jyhn", "Jyldyz", "Jyon", "Jyothi", "Jyoti", "Jyotsana", "Jyotsna", "Jyrgal", "Jyri", "Jyrki", "Jyrkiya", "Jytte", "Jáchym", "Jácint", "Jágo", "Jágát", "Jáhken", "Jáhko", "Jáhkot", "Jákob", "Jákup", "Jálbmár", "Jálboth", "Ján", "János", "Járre", "Járri", "Jázmin", "Jáš", "Jérémie", "Jérémy", "Jérén", "Jérôme", "Jésica", "Jéssia", "Jéssica", "Jézabel", "Jóannes", "Jóarr", "Jógvan", "Jógvar", "Jógvard", "Jógvarr", "Jóhann", "Jóhanna", "Jóhannes", "Jóhonaa'éí", "Jón", "Jóna", "Jónaclean", "Jónas", "Jónatan", "Jónatas", "Jónás", "Jónína", "Jórbily", "Jórunnr", "Jósef", "Jóska", "Jósteinn", "Józef", "Józefa", "Józefat", "Józefek", "Józeferdi", "Józefina", "Józefinka", "Józek", "Józia", "Józio", "Józka", "Józs", "József", "Józsi", "Józsua", "Jônatas", "Jôť", "Jökull", "Jöns", "Jöran", "Jördis", "Jörg", "Jörgen", "Jörmungandr", "Jörn", "Jørg", "Jørgen", "Jørn", "Júlia", "Júlio", "Július", "Júlía", "Júpiter", "Jürg", "Jürgen", "Jüri", "Jānis", "Jāzeps", "Jēkabs", "Jędrek", "Jędruś", "Jędrzej", "Jūlija", "Jūratė", "Jūrō", "Jǫrmungandr", "K", "K'awid", "K'awiil", "K'awil", "K'cri", "K'inich", "K'uk'ulkan", "K4SH", "Ka", "Ka'da", "Ka'ka", "Kaam", "Kaamelaah", "Kaamun", "Kaan", "Kaanto", "Kaaph", "Kaapo", "Kaapro", "Kaarel", "Kaarina", "Kaarle", "Kaarlo", "Kaat Yaan", "Kabelo", "Kabia", "Kabija", "Kabin", "Kabir", "Kabit", "Kabita", "Kabujiya", "Kabzeel", "Kabzeeloth", "Kacey", "Kachada", "Kachi", "Kachine", "Kacie", "Kacper", "Kacperek", "Kade", "Kadek", "Kaden", "Kadence", "Kadentte", "Kader", "Kadesh", "Kadi", "Kadiatou", "Kadife", "Kadir", "Kadmiel", "Kadmonites", "Kadmos", "Kadri", "Kadrije", "Kadriye", "Kadyr", "Kae", "Kaede", "Kaeden", "Kaelan", "Kaelea", "Kaelee", "Kaelino", "Kaelyn", "Kaety", "Kaeya", "Kafiq", "Kafiquan", "Kafiy", "Kafiya", "Kafka", "Kafkefidâris", "Kaftar", "Kaga", "Kagangi", "Kagiso", "Kahar", "Kahhaf", "Kahikatea", "Kahil", "Kahina", "Kaho", "Kahomag", "Kahoru", "Kahu", "Kahurangi", "Kahydron", "Kai", "Kaia", "Kaial", "Kaiaphas", "Kaidan", "Kaiden", "Kaidetev", "Kaidi", "Kaidy", "Kaidya", "Kaija", "Kail", "Kaila", "Kailah", "Kailani", "Kailas", "Kailash", "Kailee", "Kailey", "Kailyn", "Kaimana", "Kain", "Kainan", "Kaine", "Kaipo", "Kaipoll", "Kaira", "Kairen", "Kairo", "Kairon", "Kais", "Kaisa", "Kaisen", "Kaiser", "Kaison", "Kaiti", "Kaitlin", "Kaitlina", "Kaitlyn", "Kaitlynn", "Kaito", "Kaitron", "Kaixamar", "Kaizen", "Kaj", "Kaja", "Kajal", "Kajetan", "Kajetán", "Kajika", "Kajka", "Kajlo", "Kajsa", "Kajtek", "Kajus", "Kakalina", "Kakan", "Kakarubarza", "Kakasabos", "Kake", "Kakha", "Kakhaber", "Kakhaberi", "Kakham", "Kakhippa", "Kakhtiy", "Kako", "Kal", "Kal-El", "Kala", "Kalabai", "Kalaguthea", "Kalamid", "Kalani", "Kalatindr", "Kalavati", "Kalavti", "Kale", "Kalea", "Kaleb", "Kaleel", "Kalei", "Kaleigh", "Kalel", "Kalena", "Kalene", "Kaleo", "Kalervo", "Kalev", "Kaleva", "Kalevi", "Kaley", "Kali", "Kalidas", "Kalidasa", "Kalie", "Kalifornia", "Kalimat", "Kalin", "Kalina", "Kalinda", "Kalindi", "Kalinka", "Kalisha", "Kalison", "Kalistrate", "Kalius", "Kalix", "Kaliyah", "Kalja", "Kalju", "Kaljá", "Kalla", "Kallai", "Kallak", "Kallan", "Kallas", "Kalle", "Kallen", "Kalli", "Kallias", "Kallie", "Kallielli", "Kallikrates", "Kallinikos", "Kalliope", "Kallippos", "Kallirrhoe", "Kallirroi", "Kallista", "Kallisto", "Kallistos", "Kallistrate", "Kallorelly", "Kallu", "Kaloyan", "Kalpana", "Kalpanoe", "Kalpencio", "Kaltrina", "Kalu", "Kalukašin", "Kalukuthea", "Kalutro", "Kalya", "Kalyan", "Kalyana", "Kalyani", "Kalyn", "Kalyna", "Kalynda", "Kalypse", "Kalypso", "Kalysta", "Kam", "Kama", "Kamah", "Kamakainny", "Kamakshi", "Kamal", "Kamala", "Kamalaben", "Kamaladharival", "Kamalamma", "Kamalani", "Kamalen", "Kamales", "Kamalesh", "Kamali", "Kamalinho", "Kamaluddin", "Kamama", "Kamar", "Kamari", "Kamaria", "Kamatchi", "Kamau", "Kamaur", "Kamber", "Kambiz", "Kambla", "Kambujiya", "Kambyses", "Kamden", "Kame", "Kamen", "Kameron", "Kami", "Kamia", "Kamil", "Kamila", "Kamilaqub", "Kamilek", "Kamilka", "Kamilla", "Kamillie", "Kamilė", "Kamin", "Kamina", "Kamini", "Kamiyah", "Kamla", "Kamlat", "Kamlesh", "Kamleshas", "Kamoliddin", "Kamon", "Kamran", "Kamrito", "Kamromzar", "Kamron", "Kamryn", "Kamy", "Kamydri", "Kan", "Kana", "Kanaan", "Kanae", "Kanagagota", "Kanah", "Kanako", "Kanan", "Kanani", "Kanari", "Kanata", "Kana′tĭ", "Kanchan", "Kanchana", "Kand", "Kanda", "Kandace", "Kandake", "Kandant", "Kandarene", "Kandaĵa", "Kander", "Kandi", "Kane", "Kaneko", "Kanembel", "Kaneo", "Kaneonuskatew", "Kanet", "Kang", "Kanga", "Kangairikut", "Kangee", "Kangus", "Kanha", "Kanhaiya", "Kanichi", "Kanie", "Kaniehtiio", "Kaniel", "Kanimir", "Kanisha", "Kanithar", "Kaniya", "Kanji", "Kankeder", "Kanna", "Kannan", "Kannon", "Kano", "Kanon", "Kanono", "Kanov", "Kansif", "Kanstantsin", "Kanta", "Kanth", "Kanthe", "Kanti", "Kantos", "Kantuta", "Kanuna", "Kany", "Kanya", "Kao", "Kaolin", "Kaolo", "Kaom", "Kaori", "Kaoru", "Kaourintin", "Kap", "Kapel", "Kapena", "Kapene", "Kapeta", "Kapil", "Kapila", "Kapis", "Kapiton", "Kapka", "Kapo", "Kapono", "Kapray", "Kapree", "Kaprinlee", "Kapua", "Kara", "Karabo", "Karai", "Karam", "Karan", "Karanmoz", "Karashmah", "Karaugh", "Karch", "Karcsi", "Kare", "Kareah", "Kareem", "Karejas", "Karekin", "Karel", "Kareliene", "Karemis", "Karen", "Karena", "Karence", "Karencent", "Karencento", "Karences", "Karenda", "Kareno", "Karenza", "Karesinda", "Karet", "Kari", "Kariinná", "Karik", "Karim", "Karima", "Karimei", "Karimullah", "Karin", "Karina", "Karine", "Karinka", "Karino", "Karirc", "Karisha", "Karishka", "Karishma", "Karissa", "Karita", "Kariuki", "Karjo", "Karkaa", "Karkor", "Karl", "Karla", "Karlee", "Karlene", "Karleta", "Karlheinz", "Karlijn", "Karlman", "Karlmann", "Karlo", "Karly", "Karma", "Karme", "Karmela", "Karmen", "Karmiti", "Karmiña", "Karna", "Karnaim", "Karo", "Karol", "Karola", "Karolcia", "Karolek", "Karoliina", "Karoliinná", "Karolina", "Karoline", "Karolinka", "Karolino", "Karolis", "Karolka", "Karolo", "Karolos", "Karolyn", "Karolína", "Karonatholi", "Karp", "Karpos", "Karr", "Karrie", "Karroilufei", "Karson", "Karsten", "Karsyn", "Kartah", "Karter", "Karthik", "Karthika", "Karthikeyan", "Kartier", "Kartik", "Kartikeya", "Kartsein", "Karttik", "Kartwine", "Karulino", "Karuna", "Karusya", "Karyn", "Karyna", "Karítas", "Karīna", "Karīx", "Karīxs", "Kasa", "Kasana", "Kasandra", "Kasapa", "Kasapak", "Kasara", "Kase", "Kasem", "Kasen", "Kasey", "Kash", "Kashi", "Kashinath", "Kashmir", "Kashoar", "Kashok", "Kasht", "Kashton", "Kashvi", "Kasi", "Kasia", "Kasieńka", "Kasih", "Kasim", "Kasimi", "Kasimir", "Kasimira", "Kasiunia", "Kasja", "Kasjan", "Kasjo", "Kaso", "Kasoft", "Kason", "Kasoneo", "Kaspar", "Kasparas", "Kasparek", "Kasparik", "Kaspars", "Kaspas", "Kasper", "Kasperois", "Kaspia", "Kaspiat", "Kaspiel", "Kaspruś", "Kass", "Kassa", "Kassandra", "Kassandros", "Kassi", "Kassia", "Kassidy", "Kassie", "Kassim", "Kassiopeia", "Kassk", "Kasso", "Kassy", "Kasteri", "Kaston", "Kastor", "Kastriot", "Kastt", "Kasturi", "Kasula", "Kasumi", "Kasun", "Kat", "Kata", "Kataleya", "Katalin", "Katalina", "Katalinka", "Katar", "Katariina", "Katariinná", "Katarin", "Katarina", "Katarine", "Katarzyna", "Katarzynka", "Katarína", "Katashi", "Katayoun", "Katayun", "Kate", "Katee", "Katelijn", "Katelijne", "Katelin", "Katelino", "Katell", "Katelyn", "Katelynn", "Katenka", "Kateri", "Kateric", "Katerina", "Katerino", "Katernin", "Kateryna", "Katey", "Kateřina", "Kath", "Katha", "Kathan", "Kathanice", "Katharina", "Katharine", "Katharyn", "Kathe", "Kather", "Katheresa", "Katherina", "Katherine", "Katheryl", "Katheryn", "Katheryne", "Kathew", "Kathi", "Kathie", "Kathleen", "Kathley", "Kathlyn", "Katho", "Katho-Olukate", "Katho-Olulane", "Katho-Olupine", "Kathra", "Kathrin", "Kathrine", "Kathryn", "Kathy", "Kati", "Katia", "Katica", "Katida", "Katie", "Katifutrix", "Katina", "Katinka", "Kation", "Katis", "Katiuscia", "Katiuska", "Katja", "Katka", "Katla", "Katle", "Katlego", "Katleho", "Katlyn", "Katniss", "Kato", "Katraine", "Katri", "Katrien", "Katriina", "Katrijn", "Katrin", "Katrina", "Katrine", "Katriona", "Katrín", "Katrė", "Katrīna", "Katse", "Katsiaryna", "Katsikołajeta", "Katsu", "Katsuaki", "Katsue", "Katsuhiko", "Katsuhiro", "Katsuhisa", "Katsuhito", "Katsuichi", "Katsuji", "Katsuko", "Katsumasa", "Katsumi", "Katsunori", "Katsuo", "Katsuro", "Katsurou", "Katsurō", "Katsushi", "Katsutoshi", "Katsuya", "Katsuyoshi", "Katsuyuki", "Katsuzo", "Kattalin", "Kattor", "Katy", "Katya", "Katyusha", "Katz", "Katze", "Kató", "Kaufman", "Kaufmanus", "Kauko", "Kauku", "Kaulana", "Kaumotitíði", "Kaur", "Kauri", "Kausalya", "Kausar", "Kaushalya", "Kauʻi", "Kava", "Kavale", "Kaveh", "Kaveltek", "Kaveri", "Kavi", "Kavia", "Kavine", "Kavita", "Kavitha", "Kawacatoose", "Kawehi", "Kawena", "Kawenaʻulaokalaniahiʻiakaikapoliopele", "Kawisenhawe", "Kawr", "Kawren", "Kawrentyna", "Kawthar", "Kaxa", "Kay", "Kaya", "Kayce", "Kaycee", "Kaydana", "Kaydar", "Kayden", "Kaydence", "Kaye", "Kayeen", "Kayen", "Kayendré", "Kayeren", "Kayin", "Kayla", "Kaylan", "Kaylani", "Kayle", "Kayleah", "Kaylee", "Kayleen", "Kayleigh", "Kaylen", "Kaylene", "Kaylerm", "Kayley", "Kaylia", "Kaylie", "Kaylin", "Kayly", "Kaylyn", "Kaylynn", "Kayo", "Kayode", "Kayoko", "Kaypa", "Kayrat", "Kayree", "Kayren", "Kayron", "Kays", "Kaysen", "Kayson", "Kayumars", "Kaywen", "Kaz", "Kazbek", "Kazbi", "Kazbolaos", "Kazek", "Kazi", "Kazia", "Kazib", "Kazie", "Kazik", "Kazily", "Kazim", "Kazimiera", "Kazimieras", "Kazimierz", "Kazimir", "Kazimír", "Kazio", "Kazu", "Kazuaki", "Kazue", "Kazuharu", "Kazuhi", "Kazuhiko", "Kazuhiro", "Kazuki", "Kazuko", "Kazuma", "Kazumar", "Kazumasa", "Kazumi", "Kazunobu", "Kazunori", "Kazuo", "Kazushi", "Kazutaka", "Kazutoshi", "Kazuya", "Kazuyo", "Kazuyoshi", "Kazuyuki", "Kaïs", "Kağan", "Kaśka", "Kašpar", "Kcko", "Kdýbtzwm", "Kea", "Keagolor", "Keah", "Keahi", "Keala", "Kealoha", "Keam", "Keami", "Kean", "Keane", "Keanna", "Keano", "Keanos", "Keanu", "Kear", "Keara", "Kearte", "Kearyn", "Keaton", "Keatríðr", "Keaved", "Keavy", "Kebede", "Kebela", "Kedar", "Kedemah", "Kedemoth", "Keefe", "Keeg", "Keegan", "Keelan", "Keeleigh", "Keeley", "Keelin", "Keelina", "Keelis", "Keely", "Keelyn", "Keen", "Keenan", "Keentwister", "Keep", "Keerla", "Kees", "Keesh", "Keeth", "Keeva", "Kefal", "Kefayatullah", "Kefi", "Kefilwe", "Kegan", "Keggle", "Keghart", "Kehelahath", "Kehinde", "Kehlani", "Kehlia", "Kei", "Keich", "Keifon", "Keiga", "Keighley", "Keigora", "Keiiah", "Keiichi", "Keiichiro", "Keiji", "Keijiro", "Keijo", "Keike", "Keikeya", "Keiko", "Keikola", "Keiks", "Keila", "Keilah", "Keinan", "Keingstes", "Keir", "Keira", "Keiran", "Keiropsis", "Keisha", "Keissald", "Keisuke", "Keith", "Keitha", "Keizo", "Kejfo", "Kejsi", "Kejto", "Kekepania", "Keker", "Keko", "Kekoa", "Kekon", "Kel", "Kela", "Kelaiah", "Kelake", "Kelan", "Kelcey", "Keld", "Kelda", "Keldove", "Kele", "Kelebek", "Kelebogile", "Kelechi", "Kelemen", "Kelen", "Kelenak", "Kelend", "Kelenielorictorel", "Kelet", "Kelford", "Keli", "Kelia", "Keliab", "Kelidon", "Kelila", "Kelio", "Kelisabuddina", "Kelita", "Kelitah", "Kell", "Kella", "Kellan", "Kelle", "Kelleigh", "Kellen", "Kelley", "Kelli", "Kellie", "Kellin", "Kelly", "Kelon", "Kelp", "Kels", "Kelsea", "Kelsey", "Kelsi", "Kelsie", "Kelstadis", "Kelstan", "Kelsus", "Kelvin", "Kelya", "Kemal", "Kemalettin", "Keme", "Kemelo", "Kemen", "Kemp", "Kempeia", "Kemuel", "Ken", "Ken'ichi", "Kena", "Kena'an", "Kenah", "Kenan", "Kenaniah", "Kenanyahu", "Kenaz", "Kenda", "Kendal", "Kendall", "Kendd", "Kende", "Kendra", "Kendrick", "Kene", "Kenelm", "Kenen", "Kener", "Keneth", "Keneto", "Kenewe", "Kenez", "Kengo", "Keni", "Kenia", "Kenichi", "Kenichiro", "Kenina", "Kenites", "Kenith", "Kenizzites", "Kenji", "Kenjiro", "Kenjo", "Kenkichi", "Kenly", "Kenn", "Kenna", "Kennard", "Kennedi", "Kennedy", "Kennet", "Kenneth", "Kennifer", "Kennis", "Kennise", "Kennith", "Kenny", "Kenobi", "Kenojuak", "Kenrick", "Kenshin", "Kensley", "Kensuke", "Kent", "Kenta", "Kentaro", "Kentarō", "Kenten", "Kenti", "Kentigern", "Kentigerna", "Kenton", "Kentrotole", "Kenya", "Kenyatta", "Kenyon", "Kenza", "Kenzi", "Kenzie", "Kenzilo", "Kenzo", "Kenzou", "Kenzy", "Kenzō", "Keol", "Keola", "Keolso", "Keone", "Keong-Hwan", "Keoni", "Kepa", "Kepe", "Kepeshkmolik", "Keph", "Kepha", "Kephalos", "Kephas", "Kephella", "Kephem", "Kepheus", "Kepler", "Ker", "Kera", "Kerar", "Kerberos", "Kere", "Kereasa", "Kerelessende", "Kerem", "Keren", "Keren-happuch", "Kerena", "Kerensa", "Kerensky", "Kerenza", "Keret", "Keri", "Kerim", "Kerime", "Kerioth", "Keririr", "Kerma", "Kerman", "Kermen", "Kermit", "Kerneels", "Keront", "Keros", "Kerr", "Kerrata", "Kerre", "Kerrhylon", "Kerri", "Kerrie", "Kerry", "Kerryn", "Kersti", "Kerstin", "Kerttu", "Kertu", "Kery", "Kerylicas", "Kerym", "Keryn", "Keryth", "Kerîm", "Kesa", "Kesach", "Kesaria", "Kesegowaase", "Kesh", "Kesha", "Keshaun", "Keshav", "Keshawn", "Kesheel", "Kesheriah", "Keshet", "Keshia", "Keshvar", "Keshwaja", "Keso", "Keson", "Kessy", "Kestejoo", "Kester", "Kestina", "Kestli", "Kestrel", "Ketan", "Ketathrudegun", "Ketevan", "Keth", "Kethoth", "Kethra", "Keti", "Ketil", "Ketilbeorn", "Ketilberht", "Ketilbern", "Ketill", "Ketillaug", "Ketilríðr", "Ketislav", "Keto", "Ketrin", "Kettil", "Keturah", "Keturni", "Ketut", "Ketzi'ah", "Kev", "Kevan", "Keven", "Kevin", "Kevino", "Kevork", "Kevyn", "Kewin", "Key", "Keya", "Keyaan", "Keyan", "Keyboard", "Keyla", "Keylan", "Keyleth", "Keylfor", "Keysandoral", "Keysha", "Keyson", "Kezia", "Keziah", "Keziz", "Kfir", "Kgos", "Kgosi", "Kgwgk", "Kha'nil", "Khaathmah", "Khaathraah", "Khabib", "Khachatur", "Khad", "Khada", "Khadadaberald", "Khadem", "Khadi", "Khadiga", "Khadija", "Khadijah", "Khadijeh", "Khadim", "Khadizha", "Khadizhat", "Khafer", "Khafra", "Khafre", "Khahrahk", "Khai", "Khaieesthaah", "Khaing", "Khaios", "Khair", "Khairuddin", "Khairul", "Khairullah", "Khajag", "Khal", "Khalaeeal", "Khalazza", "Khaleakite", "Khaled", "Khaleda", "Khaleel", "Khaleesi", "Khalema", "Khalemnia", "Khalid", "Khalida", "Khalifa", "Khalil", "Khalilah", "Khalim", "Khalimat", "Khaliq", "Khaliqdad", "Khalo", "Kham", "Khamida", "Khamis", "Khamphet", "Khamzat", "Khan", "Khana", "Khanak", "Khanek", "Khanifa", "Khanpasha", "Khanum", "Khanzada", "Khara", "Khari", "Khariton", "Kharringtyn", "Khasan", "Khasmokrater", "Khatia", "Khatijah", "Khatuna", "Khava", "Khavo", "Khavra", "Khawar", "Khaya", "Khayah", "Khayal", "Khaybryn", "Khaykha", "Khayleigh", "Khayrat", "Khayri", "Khayriyya", "Khayyam", "Khaza", "Khazan", "Kheda", "Khemed", "Khetag", "Khfr", "Khidr", "Khine", "Khloe", "Khnum", "Khnum-Khufu", "Khnut", "Khodadad", "Khon", "Khonsu", "Khordad", "Khorshid", "Khrafstra", "Khristina", "Khristofor", "Khrys", "Khrysa", "Khryssevon", "Khrystyna", "Khshayarsha", "Khubilai", "Khudadad", "Khudai", "Khudaidad", "Khudainzar", "Khudin", "Khufu", "Khukhuti", "Khulan", "Khum", "Khumari", "Khumbo", "Khumsama'ah", "Khunnan", "Khur", "Khurshed", "Khurshid", "Khushaal", "Khushi", "Khushkadam", "Khuta", "Khuumal", "Khvi", "Khvicha", "Khwaja", "Khyber", "Khynce", "Khánh", "Ki", "Kia", "Kiaan", "Kiaana", "Kiaansh", "Kiacija", "Kiam", "Kian", "Kiana", "Kiang", "Kianna", "Kianoush", "Kiar", "Kiara", "Kiaran", "Kiarlina", "Kiarra", "Kibrausthe", "Kibroth-hattaavah", "Kibwe", "Kibzaim", "Kichal", "Kichell", "Kichengh", "Kichiro", "Kichirou", "Kichirō", "Kida", "Kiday", "Kidginir", "Kidia", "Kidist", "Kidlat", "Kidron", "Kie", "Kiefer", "Kiele", "Kielo", "Kienci", "Kiera", "Kieran", "Kieride", "Kieron", "Kierra", "Kiersten", "Kigind", "Kihin", "Kihitrina", "Kiia", "Kiichi", "Kiichiro", "Kiira", "Kiki", "Kiko", "Kiku", "Kikue", "Kikuji", "Kikuko", "Kikuno", "Kikuo", "Kikuyo", "Kildrak", "Kilenya", "Kiley", "Kilian", "Kilie", "Kilikina", "Kilkey", "Kill", "Killa", "Killer", "Killian", "Killine", "Killy", "Kilo", "Kim", "Kimama", "Kimaya", "Kimba", "Kimball", "Kimbar", "Kimbatuul", "Kimber", "Kimberlee", "Kimberleigh", "Kimberlejo", "Kimberleo", "Kimberley", "Kimberlio", "Kimberly", "Kimberlyn", "Kimbert", "Kimbidad", "Kimbra", "Kimbrough", "Kimelia", "Kimete", "Kimi", "Kimia", "Kimie", "Kimiko", "Kimimela", "Kimio", "Kimiyo", "Kimmernaq", "Kimmie", "Kimmo", "Kimmy", "Kimo", "Kin", "Kinah", "Kinari", "Kinborough", "Kincső", "Kindle", "Kindonzik", "Kindreth", "Kine", "Kineret", "King", "Kinga", "Kinge", "Kingo", "Kingsley", "Kingston", "Kingusia", "Kinia", "Kinich", "Kinichi", "Kinji", "Kinjiro", "Kinka", "Kinke", "Kinkit", "Kinle", "Kinley", "Kinneret", "Kino", "Kinsey", "Kinslee", "Kinsley", "Kinu", "Kinualbru", "Kinue", "Kinuko", "Kinus", "Kinuyo", "Kinya", "Kinza", "Kiom", "Kiona", "Kip", "Kipling", "Kir", "Kira", "Kirabo", "Kirallo", "Kiran", "Kirani", "Kiraz", "Kirby", "Kire", "Kireesna", "Kirharaseth", "Kiri", "Kiria", "Kiricka", "Kiril", "Kirile", "Kirill", "Kirils", "Kirioth", "Kiritos", "Kirjan", "Kirjath", "Kirjath-arba", "Kirjath-arim", "Kirjath-baal", "Kirjath-huzoth", "Kirjath-jearim", "Kirjath-sannah", "Kirjath-sepher", "Kirjathaim", "Kirk", "Kirke", "Kiro", "Kirrily", "Kirsalbon", "Kirsatsu", "Kirsi", "Kirsikka", "Kirste", "Kirsteen", "Kirsten", "Kirsti", "Kirstie", "Kirstin", "Kirstine", "Kirsty", "Kirtida", "Kirya", "Kis'ka", "Kis'kaot", "Kisa", "Kisaburo", "Kisakae", "Kisan", "Kise", "Kisecawchuck", "Kisembo", "Kiseph", "Kish", "Kisha", "Kishan", "Kishe", "Kishi", "Kishion", "Kishnit", "Kishon", "Kishor", "Kishore", "Kishori", "Kismet", "Kistiñe", "Kit", "Kita", "Kitbugha", "Kitchi", "Kith", "Kithan", "Kithin", "Kithlish", "Kithri", "Kithyn", "Kito", "Kitron", "Kitt", "Kitte", "Kitti", "Kittim", "Kittum", "Kitty", "Kiva", "Kivanç", "Kivursk", "Kiyaan", "Kiyan", "Kiying", "Kiyiyah", "Kiyo", "Kiyoe", "Kiyoharu", "Kiyoji", "Kiyoka", "Kiyoko", "Kiyomi", "Kiyoshi", "Kiyotaka", "Kizzie", "Kizzy", "Kjartan", "Kjeld", "Kjell", "Kjellaug", "Kjellfrid", "Kjersti", "Kjerstin", "Kjetil", "Kk", "Klaas", "Klaes", "Klah", "Klahan", "Klajdi", "Klaos", "Klar", "Klara", "Klarcia", "Klarusia", "Klary", "Klas", "Klase", "Klasi", "Klasina", "Klaudia", "Klaudie", "Klaudija", "Klaudijs", "Klaudio", "Klaudiusz", "Klaudja", "Klaudusia", "Klaudyna", "Klaus", "Klava", "Klavdia", "Klavdija", "Klavdiya", "Klay", "Klazina", "Klea", "Kledi", "Kleid", "Kleiko", "Klein", "Kleio", "Kleisthenes", "Kleitos", "Klejdi", "Klem", "Klemar", "Klemehozai", "Klemen", "Klemens", "Klement", "Klementina", "Klementyna", "Klementynka", "Klemeth-dag", "Klemi", "Klemmá", "Kleo", "Kleon", "Kleonij", "Kleopas", "Kleopatra", "Kleopatros", "Klevis", "Klevisa", "Klim", "Klimek", "Kliment", "Klimenti", "Klimentina", "Klimko", "Klinki", "Klio", "Klmno", "Klodab", "Klodian", "Klodiana", "Klodjan", "Klodjana", "Klodko", "Klopas", "Klothilde", "Klotho", "Klotild", "Klott", "Klotte", "Klotylda", "Klym", "Klyment", "Klympirkah", "Klytaimnestra", "Klytië", "Klytylke", "Klára", "Klāra", "Klāvs", "Knemophile", "Knife", "Knives", "Knos", "Knoton", "Knox", "Knud", "Knut", "Knute", "Knuti", "Knútr", "Ko'far", "Ko'farl", "Koa", "Koba", "Kobe", "Kobi", "Kobie", "Kobina", "Kobo", "Kobold", "Koboled", "Kobu", "Kobus", "Koby", "Koch", "Kochi", "Koda", "Kodey", "Kodi", "Kodjo", "Kodo", "Kody", "Kodyn", "Koe", "Koei", "Koemgeno", "Koen", "Koenraad", "Koert", "Koffi", "Koffir", "Kofi", "Koh", "Kohaku", "Kohana", "Kohar", "Koharu", "Kohath", "Kohei", "Kohen", "Kohinoor", "Kohiro", "Kohkahycumest", "Koi", "Koichi", "Koichiro", "Koinaĥo", "Koios", "Koit", "Koji", "Kojianrho", "Kojiro", "Kojitsu", "Kojo", "Koka", "Koki", "Kokichi", "Kokki", "Koko", "Kokolah", "Kokook", "Kokoro", "Kokorozashi-Ge", "Kokou", "Kokuei", "Kol", "Kolab", "Kolaiah", "Kolariah", "Kolbrún", "Kolby", "Koldid", "Koldo", "Koldobika", "Kole", "Koleigh", "Koleyn", "Kolichiyaw", "Kolleen", "Kolman", "Koloman", "Kolos", "Kolpi", "Kolson", "Kolt", "Kolton", "Kolya", "Kolyan", "Kolë", "Komal", "Komang", "Komei", "Komi", "Komin", "Komił", "Komon", "Komy", "Komyo", "Konce", "Kondrat", "Kondwani", "Koneth", "Kong", "Koni", "Konjit", "Konnor", "Konrad", "Konradek", "Konroeh", "Konrád", "Kons", "Konso", "Konson", "Konsta", "Konstadina", "Konstadinos", "Konstan", "Konstancja", "Konstantin", "Konstantina", "Konstantinas", "Konstantine", "Konstantinos", "Konstanty", "Konstantyn", "Konstantīns", "Konstanze", "Konstaps", "Konstas", "Konstasali", "Kontzeziona", "Konx", "Konxesi", "Koobia", "Koobis", "Koonatvooc", "Kooper", "Koos", "Koppel", "Koppány", "Kor", "Kora", "Korah", "Koralia", "Koraljka", "Koralo", "Koray", "Korben", "Korbin", "Korbinian", "Kord", "Kordian", "Kore", "Koree", "Koren", "Korena", "Koresh", "Korey", "Kori", "Korina", "Korinn", "Korinna", "Korinthia", "Kornel", "Korneli", "Kornelia", "Kornelija", "Korneliusz", "Korneliya", "Korni", "Kornyelid", "Kornél", "Kornélia", "Kornélie", "Koronis", "Korrine", "Kortney", "Kortuľ", "Kory", "Korë", "Kosaku", "Kosef", "Kosei", "Kosetsue", "Koshi", "Koshisigre", "Kosho", "Kosma", "Kosmas", "Kossi", "Kosta", "Kostadin", "Kostakis", "Kostandin", "Kostandina", "Kostas", "Kostek", "Kostis", "Kostya", "Kostyantyn", "Kosuke", "Kosumi", "Kosuo", "Kosué", "Kotaro", "Kote", "Koth", "Koto", "Kotobuki", "Kotoku", "Kotone", "Kotor", "Kotori", "Kotryna", "Kou", "Kouji", "Kouki", "Kourgos", "Kourosh", "Kourtney", "Kousuke", "Kouta", "Kova", "Kovalos", "Kovan", "Kowe", "Kowen", "Kowenj", "Koz", "Kozeta", "Kozma", "Kozo", "Kozue", "Koço", "Kracek", "Krad", "Krag", "Kraken", "Kral", "Kralaa", "Kralal", "Kras", "Krasho", "Krasimir", "Krasimira", "Krastin", "Krastio", "Krastyo", "Krastyu", "Kre'lya", "Kreff", "Krefo", "Kreindel", "Kreine", "Kreios", "Kreka", "Kremmy", "Krenar", "Krescualat", "Kreshnik", "Kresimir", "Kreskes", "Kresten", "Kreszentia", "Kreszenz", "Krew", "Krešimir", "Krešimira", "Krešo", "Kriemhild", "Kriemhilde", "Kriga", "Krihna", "Krikor", "Krimhilde", "Kris", "Krisa", "Kriscu", "Krise", "Krish", "Krisha", "Krishan", "Krishane", "Krishaybranta", "Krishi", "Krishn", "Krishna", "Krismenor", "Krisna", "Krispia", "Krispus", "Krisqirell", "Kriss", "Krist", "Krista", "Kristal", "Kristana", "Kristanjo", "Kristano", "Kristapor", "Kristaps", "Kristaq", "Kristazal", "Kristeen", "Kristeidis", "Kristeina", "Kristel", "Kristella", "Kristen", "Krister", "Kristi", "Kristia", "Kristian", "Kristiana", "Kristiane", "Kristianjo", "Kristiano", "Kristie", "Kristiina", "Kristiinná", "Kristijan", "Kristijonas", "Kristin", "Kristina", "Kristine", "Kristinn", "Kristino", "Kristiy", "Kristiyan", "Kristián", "Kristiāna", "Kristiāns", "Kristjan", "Kristjana", "Kristján", "Kristnaskino", "Kristnasko", "Kristo", "Kristofer", "Kristoffer", "Kristofor", "Kristoforo", "Kristopei", "Kristopher", "Kristraq", "Kristryd", "Kristupas", "Kristy", "Kristyushka", "Kristèle", "Kristëné", "Kristín", "Kristína", "Kristóf", "Kristófer", "Kristýna", "Kristīna", "Kristīne", "Krisxina", "Krisztina", "Krisztián", "Krisztofer", "Kriv", "Krišjānis", "Krišs", "Krištof", "Kro", "Kron", "Kronos", "Kronuthia", "Kroön", "Krsna", "Krste", "Krstice", "Krstine", "Krstipat", "Krsto", "Kruk", "Krukhar", "Kruno", "Krunoslav", "Krusk", "Krust", "Kruz", "Krys", "Krysa", "Krysia", "Krysos", "Kryspin", "Kryspyn", "Krystal", "Krystek", "Krystelle", "Krysten", "Krystian", "Krystiana", "Krystina", "Krystine", "Krystle", "Krysty", "Krystyn", "Krystyna", "Krystynka", "Kryśka", "Kryštof", "Kryštoffi", "Krzej", "Krzem", "Krzesimir", "Krzesisław", "Krzychu", "Krzysiek", "Krzysio", "Krzysiu", "Krzysztof", "Krzysztofa", "Krzyś", "Ksarilide", "Ksawerek", "Ksawery", "Ksenechka", "Ksenia", "Ksenija", "Kseniya", "Ksenka", "Kserek", "Kserrk", "Kserta", "Kserthani", "Kshathra", "Kshi", "Kshitij", "Kshitija", "Ksyunechka", "Ksyunka", "Ksyusha", "Ksyushechka", "Ktarfaeliako", "Ktarlaio'orm'nura", "Ktarthi'eet'kthafis", "Ktarthi'iro'hira", "Ku", "Kuba", "Kubald", "Kubameva'e", "Kubilay", "Kubin", "Kublai", "Kubra", "Kubraic", "Kubuś", "Kuckunniwi", "Kudret", "Kui", "Kujtim", "Kujtime", "Kujuk", "Kukka", "Kukuk", "Kukuri", "Kulap", "Kular", "Kuldeep", "Kulenov", "Kulla", "Kullah", "Kullervo", "Kulthum", "Kulumathala", "Kulus", "Kulwant", "Kulwinder", "Kum", "Kumar", "Kumara", "Kumaran", "Kumari", "Kumbukani", "Kumi", "Kumiko", "Kummûm", "Kun", "Kuna", "Kunal", "Kunala", "Kund", "Kunda", "Kundan", "Kundzia", "Kunegunda", "Kung", "Kuni", "Kuniaki", "Kunibert", "Kunibili", "Kunigunde", "Kuniharu", "Kunihiko", "Kunihiro", "Kuniko", "Kunio", "Kuno", "Kuns", "Kunshi", "Kunthea", "Kunthear", "Kunti", "Kunto", "Kuntur", "Kunya", "Kunzang", "Kurban", "Kurlopp", "Kuro", "Kurosh", "Kurou", "Kursiat", "Kurst", "Kurt", "Kurtem", "Kurtis", "Kuruk", "Kurush", "Kurō", "Kusez", "Kushaiah", "Kushim", "Kushiro", "Kusi", "Kustaa", "Kustaasega", "Kusti", "Kusum", "Kusuma", "Kuwat", "Kuwiskuwi", "Kuzey", "Kuzma", "Kuzman", "Kuzmin", "Kuzya", "Kveta", "Kvete", "Kvetoslav", "Kvetoslava", "Kvido", "Kviiilyn", "Květa", "Květoslav", "Květoslava", "Květuše", "Kwab", "Kwabena", "Kwadwo", "Kwahu", "Kwaku", "Kwama", "Kwame", "Kwang", "Kwanita", "Kwasi", "Kwatoko", "Kweku", "Kwesi", "Kwiatosław", "Kwon", "Kwong", "Kwynton", "Ky", "Kyan", "Kyara", "Kyauta", "Kyaw", "Kybele", "Kybete", "Kycke", "Kye", "Kyel", "Kyla", "Kylal", "Kylan", "Kyle", "Kylee", "Kyleigh", "Kylel", "Kylen", "Kyler", "Kylian", "Kylie", "Kylin", "Kylli", "Kyllian", "Kyllikki", "Kyllin", "Kyllv", "Kylo", "Kylrellus", "Kym", "Kynaston", "Kynborow", "Kynthia", "Kynton", "Kyo", "Kyoicco", "Kyoichi", "Kyoji", "Kyoko", "Kyosuke", "Kyou", "Kyouko", "Kyousa", "Kyra", "Kyran", "Kyree", "Kyriake", "Kyriaki", "Kyriakos", "Kyrie", "Kyril", "Kyrillos", "Kyrilu", "Kyriy", "Kyro", "Kyron", "Kyronaki", "Kyros", "Kyrosław", "Kyrsten", "Kyrylo", "Kyson", "Kythereia", "Kyu", "Kyuji", "Kyujie", "Kyung", "Kyung-Hee", "Kyung-Ja", "Kyung-Sook", "Kyunk", "Kyveli", "Kyösti", "Kyō", "Kyōko", "Káhtariinná", "Kája", "Kálfr", "Kálle", "Kállá", "Kálmán", "Kára", "Káre", "Kári", "Károle", "Károliinná", "Károly", "Kárral", "Kázmér", "Kâhide", "Kärt", "Käte", "Käthe", "Kåre", "Kélya", "Kévin", "Kíra", "Kóri", "Kória", "Könül", "Körbl", "Kübra", "Kübravi", "Küllah", "Külli", "Küllike", "Külliki", "Kāne", "Kārlis", "Kęstas", "Kęstutis", "Kōji", "Kōki", "Kōnanaw", "Kōnane", "Kōsuke", "Kōta", "Kəmal", "Kəmalə", "Kənan", "Kərifé", "Kərim", "L", "LOOK-WHO'S-HERE", "La-El", "La-Eun", "La-Hui", "La-Hyeon", "La-Im", "La-On", "La-Yul", "La-Yun", "La-a", "LaVey", "Laadah", "Laadan", "Laadishaw", "Laads", "Laarni", "Labai", "Labaldo", "Laban", "Labana", "Labardo", "Labdhi", "Labdi", "Labhrann", "Labhrás", "Laboni", "Laca", "Lacerda", "Lacey", "Lach", "Lachesis", "Lachie", "Lachina", "Lachish", "Lachlan", "Lachlann", "Lachorno", "Lachtna", "Lachtnae", "Laci", "Lacie", "Lacio", "Lacy", "Lada", "Ladi", "Ladimmer", "Ladislao", "Ladislas", "Ladislau", "Ladislaus", "Ladislav", "Ladislava", "Lado", "Ladog", "Ladonna", "Lady", "Lael", "Laelia", "Laelius", "Laemotem", "Laertes", "Laetitia", "Laga", "Lagano", "Lage", "Lagina", "Lagle", "Lagos", "Lagransky", "Laguna", "Laguntzane", "Lahad", "Lahairoi", "Lahar", "Lahja", "Lahjari", "Lahmam", "Lahmi", "Lahna", "Lahoma", "Lahvid", "Laia", "Laiah", "Laian", "Laiba", "Laibmu", "Laicer", "Laifu", "Laihain", "Laika", "Lail", "Laila", "Lailma", "Lailoken", "Laima", "Laimhynr", "Laimutė", "Lain", "Laine", "Lainey", "Lainie", "Lainny", "Laiore", "Laios", "Laiozhon", "Laiqa", "Lair", "Laird", "Laire", "Laish", "Lait", "Laith", "Laius", "Lajin", "Lajos", "Laka", "Lake", "Lakeish", "Lakeisha", "Laken", "Lakendra", "Lakeshia", "Lakhan", "Lakisha", "Lakota", "Lakshimeg", "Lakshman", "Lakshmana", "Lakshmi", "Lakshmidevi", "Laksmamma", "Laksmi", "Laksophmi", "Laku", "Lakumelo", "Lal", "Lala", "Lalage", "Lalam", "Lalan", "Lalawethika", "Lale", "Laleh", "Lali", "Lalia", "Lalika", "Lalilayder", "Lalin", "Lalit", "Lalita", "Lalitha", "Lalitha-Cumi", "Lalka", "Lalla", "Lallie", "Lallier", "Lallo", "Lally", "Lalo", "Laloecen", "Lalu", "Lamar", "Lamara", "Lamarck", "Lamb", "Lambaer", "Lambda", "Lambert", "Lamberto", "Lambin", "Lambo", "Lamech", "Lami", "Lamia", "Lamija", "Lamik", "Lamina", "Lamis", "Lammert", "Lammina", "Lamodoc", "Lamont", "Lamp", "Lamprecht", "Lamya", "Lamzira", "Lan", "Lana", "Lanas", "Lanbi", "Lanbo", "Lance", "Lancelot", "Land", "Landa", "Landau", "Landbeorht", "Landberht", "Lande", "Landebert", "Landen", "Lander", "Landish", "Lando", "Landon", "Landric", "Landry", "Landua", "Landulf", "Landyn", "Lane", "Lanes", "Lanev", "Laney", "Lanford", "Langdon", "Langston", "Langton", "Langundo", "Lani", "Lania", "Laniakea", "Lanisha", "Lanlan", "Lanna", "Lannan", "Lanny", "Lanre", "Lansa", "Lansalib", "Lanying", "Lanzo", "Lao", "Laoban", "Laocoön", "Laodia", "Laodice", "Laodicea", "Laodike", "Laoghaire", "Laoghei", "Laoise", "Laokoon", "Laos", "Laoshi", "Lapadite", "Lapidoth", "Lapis", "Lapo", "Lappidoth", "Lapu", "Laquan", "Laque", "Laquetta", "Laquio", "Laquisha", "Lar", "Lara", "Laraine", "Larch", "Lari", "Larinathaea", "Larind", "Larisa", "Larissa", "Lark", "Larkin", "Larraitz", "Larri", "Larrie", "Larrothy", "Larry", "Lars", "Larses", "Lartholomew", "Lartius", "Larunda", "Lary", "Larymnas", "Laryn", "Larysa", "Lasa", "Lase", "Lasea", "Lasee", "Lash", "Lasha", "Lashah", "Lashawn", "Lashay", "Lashonda", "Lassana", "Lasse", "Lassi", "Lassie", "Last", "Lasta", "Lastate", "Lasty", "Laszlo", "Lata", "Latale", "Latanya", "Latasha", "Latavra", "Lataz", "Latcumi", "Late", "Lateefah", "Lath", "Latheef", "Lathlaeril", "Latif", "Latifa", "Latifah", "Latife", "Latifullah", "Latis", "Latisha", "Latlit", "Latoleus", "Latona", "Latonya", "Latoya", "Lau", "Lauber", "Lauchlan", "Laucian", "Laudine", "Lauge", "Lauma", "Laume", "Laun", "Launce", "Launo", "Laur", "Laura", "Lauraine", "Lauray", "Laure", "Laurea", "Laureana", "Laureen", "Laurel", "Laureline", "Laurelle", "Lauren", "Laurena", "Laurence", "Laurencent", "Laurences", "Laurencia", "Laurencjusz", "Laurenda", "Laurene", "Laurens", "Laurent", "Laurentia", "Laurentin", "Laurentina", "Laurentine", "Laurentino", "Laurentinus", "Laurentius", "Laurentynka", "Laurenz", "Laurențiu", "Lauressa", "Laureta", "Lauretta", "Laurette", "Lauretum", "Laurg", "Lauri", "Lauricus", "Laurids", "Laurie", "Laurika", "Laurinda", "Laurine", "Lauris", "Laurissa", "Laurita", "Laurits", "Lauritz", "Lauriy", "Lauro", "Laurot", "Laurus", "Lauryn", "Laurynas", "Laux", "Lava", "Lavanchy", "Lavanya", "Lavauc", "Lavdie", "Lavdije", "Lavdrim", "Lavena", "Lavender", "Lavern", "Laverna", "Laverne", "Lavi", "Lavie", "Lavin", "Lavina", "Lavini", "Lavinia", "Lavo", "Lavom", "Lavone", "Lavonn", "Lavonne", "Lavr", "Lavra", "Lavrent", "Lavrenti", "Lavrentios", "Lavrentiy", "Lavrenty", "Lavryil", "Law", "Lawahiz", "Lawaii", "Lawal", "Lawali", "Lawan", "Lawanda", "Lawren", "Lawrence", "Lawrencent", "Lawrences", "Lawrenda", "Lawrie", "Lawson", "Laxmaah", "Laxman", "Laxmi", "Laya", "Layan", "Layana", "Layander", "Layane", "Layl", "Layla", "Layle", "Layna", "Layne", "Laytah", "Layth", "Layton", "Layuza", "Laz", "Lazar", "Lazare", "Lazaris", "Lazaro", "Lazaros", "Lazarus", "Lazer", "Lazzaro", "Lazăr", "Laëtan", "Laëtanie", "Laëtitia", "Laïa", "Laïla", "Laŭrenco", "Laŭreĉjo", "Laŭrino", "Laŭro", "Lea", "Leachlainn", "Lead", "Leaf", "Leafán", "Leah", "Leaifa", "Leainná", "Leakmis", "Leam", "Leammu", "Leammá", "Lean", "Leander", "Leandra", "Leandro", "Leandros", "Leandu", "Leanid", "Leann", "Leanna", "Leanne", "Leanni", "Leanoo", "Leanora", "Leao", "Lear", "Leary", "Leasa", "Leathy", "Leatrice", "Lebah", "Lebana", "Lebanah", "Lebanon", "Lebaoth", "Lebbaeus", "Lebbeus", "Lebby", "Leberecht", "Lebogang", "Lebohang", "Lebonah", "Lebrikso", "Lebruart", "Lecah", "Lech", "Lechosław", "Lechosława", "Lecht", "Lecia", "Leda", "Ledger", "Ledi", "Ledio", "Ledion", "Ledite", "Ledjo", "Ledjon", "Lee", "Lee-Anne", "Leeann", "Leeanne", "Leeba", "Leech", "Leechbrain", "Leela", "Leelo", "Leeloo", "Leeloominaï", "Leemy", "Leena", "Leeroy", "Leesa", "Leet", "Leevi", "Lefter", "Lefteri", "Lefteris", "Lefty", "Legacy", "Legend", "Legion", "Lehabim", "Lehi", "Lehizu", "Lehu", "Lehua", "Lei", "Leia", "Leida", "Leidy", "Leif", "Leifr", "Leifur", "Leigh", "Leighayn", "Leighton", "Leightwealt", "Leighyn", "Leigong", "Leil", "Leila", "Leilah", "Leilani", "Leili", "Leimilev", "Leimomi", "Leimure", "Leinná", "Leir", "Leira", "Leire", "Leirronis", "Leirya", "Leisa", "Leith", "Leiv", "Leizeris", "Lejla", "Lejo", "Lejzer", "Lejá", "Lek", "Lekah", "Lekahia", "Lekan", "Lekatariba", "Leksa", "Leksjo", "Lela", "Leland", "Lelden", "Lelia", "Lelio", "Lelion", "Lelisa", "Lelise", "Lelle", "Lelnathri", "Lelnos", "Lelya", "Lemar", "Leme", "Lemekh", "Lemet", "Lemma", "Lemmadam", "Lemminkäinen", "Lemmá", "Lemoine", "Lemon", "Lemony", "Lempeia", "Lempi", "Lemuel", "Lemuradeu", "Lemuradio", "Lemus", "Len", "Lena", "Lenar", "Lenara", "Lenard", "Lenart", "Lencho", "Lene", "Lenelene", "Leng", "Length", "Leni", "Lenin", "Lenina", "Lenislammon", "Lenka", "Lenn", "Lenna", "Lennard", "Lennart", "Lennati", "Lenne", "Lennelle", "Lenni", "Lennia", "Lennie", "Lenno", "Lennon", "Lennox", "Lenny", "Leno", "Lenora", "Lenore", "Lenox", "Lenthe", "Lenuța", "Leny", "Lenz", "Lenzo", "Lená", "Lenë", "Leo", "Leobardo", "Leobwin", "Leocadia", "Leocadio", "Leocadiq", "Leocadius", "Leocádia", "Leodegario", "Leofdæg", "Leofflæd", "Leofgar", "Leofgyð", "Leofheah", "Leofhelm", "Leofije", "Leofil", "Leofilu", "Leofmær", "Leofnoþ", "Leofra", "Leofric", "Leofrida", "Leofrun", "Leofræd", "Leofsige", "Leofstan", "Leofweald", "Leofweard", "Leofwig", "Leofwine", "Leofþegn", "Leokadia", "Leokadiusz", "Leola", "Leolin", "Leoluca", "Leomaer", "Leomær", "Leon", "Leon-Hyeong", "Leona", "Leonard", "Leonarda", "Leonardas", "Leonardo", "Leonas", "Leoncio", "Leone", "Leonek", "Leonel", "Leong", "Leong-Eun-Chauta", "Leonhard", "Leonia", "Leonid", "Leonida", "Leonidas", "Leonides", "Leonidha", "Leonie", "Leonila", "Leonilde", "Leonine", "Leonius", "Leonor", "Leonora", "Leonore", "Leons", "Leontes", "Leonti", "Leontia", "Leontina", "Leontios", "Leontius", "Leontiy", "Leonty", "Leontyne", "Leontýna", "Leonzio", "Leonīds", "Leopal", "Leopard", "Leopold", "Leopoldina", "Leopoldo", "Leothy", "Leotie", "Leover", "Leoš", "Lepidus", "Lepsynos", "Leqso", "Lequirel", "Lequoia", "Ler", "Lera", "Lerato", "Leri", "Lerin", "Lerissa", "Lermuntor", "Leroi", "Leroy", "Lerrand", "Lerri", "Lerry", "Lerusik", "Les", "Lesbian", "Lescio", "Lese", "Lesedi", "Lesego", "Leshanna", "Leshem", "Lesia", "Lesiana", "Lesiko", "Lesiu", "Leska", "Leslamino", "Leslav", "Lesleigh", "Lesley", "Lesli", "Leslie", "Lesly", "Lessie", "Lestari", "Lestat", "Lester", "Lesthel", "Lesya", "Leszek", "Lesław", "Lesława", "Lesławard", "Leta", "Letha", "Lethrueltahr", "Leticia", "Letitia", "Letizia", "Leto", "Letor", "Lettice", "Lettie", "Letto", "Letty", "Letushim", "Letícia", "Letício", "Letîf", "Leuce", "Leucek", "Leucippus", "Leucis", "Leudbald", "Leudoberct", "Leui", "Leuito", "Leukippos", "Leummim", "Leuscrus", "Leuscryac", "Leutbert", "Leutgar", "Leutgard", "Leuthar", "Leutwin", "Lev", "Leva", "Levan", "Levana", "Levani", "Levar", "Levarin", "Levariyah", "Levaz", "Levent", "Levente", "Levi", "Leviathan", "Levin", "Levon", "Levra", "Levre", "Levril", "Levriri", "Levter", "Levy", "Lew", "Lewi", "Lewie", "Lewin", "Lewis", "Lewy", "Lex", "Lexa", "Lexana", "Lexand", "Lexareld", "Lexi", "Lexia", "Lexie", "Lexija", "Lexine", "Lexis", "Lexus", "Lexy", "Leya", "Leydeuene", "Leydi", "Leyla", "Leyley", "Leylya", "Leyn", "Leyna", "Leyre", "Leysan", "Leyson", "Leyti", "Leyton", "Leytush", "Leyvi", "Leyzer", "Leze", "Leão", "Leïa", "Leïla", "Leïna", "Leó", "León", "Lhalinn", "Lhamo", "Li", "Lia", "Liacic", "Liadon", "Liah", "Lialia", "Liam", "Lian", "Liana", "Liane", "Lianne", "Liano", "Liaqat", "Liar", "Liartime", "Lias", "Liat", "Liay", "Liba", "Libbeus", "Libbie", "Libbournel", "Libby", "Liber", "Liberata", "Liberato", "Liberatore", "Liberatus", "Liberia", "Liberius", "Libero", "Libertad", "Liberty", "Libi", "Libing", "Libitina", "Libnah", "Libni", "Libon", "Libor", "Liboria", "Liborio", "Liborius", "Libra", "Librada", "Librado", "Libuše", "Libya", "Liběna", "Lic", "Lica", "Licano", "Licarayen", "Lichun", "Licinius", "Licke", "Lida", "Lidda", "Liddi", "Liddo", "Liddy", "Liddyla", "Lidia", "Lidija", "Lidise", "Lidiya", "Lidka", "Lidken", "Lidkija", "Lidmila", "Lidochka", "Lidzia", "Lidzio", "Lidziya", "Lieber", "Liebhard", "Lieke", "Lien", "Liepa", "Liernia", "Lies", "Liesa", "Liesbeth", "Liese", "Liesel", "Lieselotte", "Lieserl", "Liesje", "Liesl", "Lieve", "Lieven", "Lievin", "Lieđđi", "Lifang", "Lifeng", "Liftrasa", "Ligach", "Ligarius", "Ligaya", "Ligeia", "Light", "Lightlight", "Ligia", "Ligita", "Ligulf", "Ligwulf", "Liham", "Lihi", "Lihong", "Lihua", "Lihui", "Lihuén", "Liidia", "Liina", "Liis", "Liisa", "Liisi", "Liissa", "Liissá", "Liisu", "Liisá", "Lija", "Lije", "Liji", "Lijing", "Lijsbeth", "Lijuan", "Lijun", "Lijus", "Lika", "Likarif", "Like", "Likhi", "Lila", "Lilaben", "Lilac", "Lilach", "Lilah", "Lilas", "Lilavati", "Lilavti", "Lile", "Lileas", "Lileto", "Lili", "Lilia", "Lilian", "Liliana", "Liliane", "Lilianh", "Lilianka", "Lilianna", "Lilianne", "Lilias", "Lilib", "Lilibet", "Lilibeth", "Lilichka", "Lilien", "Lilih", "Lilihon", "Lilija", "Lilila", "Liling", "Lilio", "Lilit", "Lilita", "Lilith", "Liliya", "Liliána", "Lilja", "Liljana", "Liljá", "Lilka", "Lilkiah", "Lill", "Lilla", "Lillemor", "Lillemoth", "Lillet", "Lilli", "Lillia", "Lillian", "Lilliana", "Lillias", "Lillie", "Lilline", "Lillis", "Lilly", "Lilo", "Lilou", "Lilu", "Liluma", "Liluye", "Lily", "Lily-Mae", "Lilya", "Lilyan", "Lilyana", "Lilyrose", "Lim", "Lima", "Liman", "Limb", "Limbani", "Limbikani", "Limbs", "Lime", "Limei", "Limelelax", "Liming", "Lin", "Lina", "Linar", "Linara", "Linas", "Lince", "Lincoln", "Lind", "Linda", "Lindal", "Linde", "Linden", "Lindes", "Lindet", "Lindita", "Lindiwe", "Lindo", "Lindon", "Lindsay", "Lindsey", "Lindsie", "Lindy", "Lindzia", "Lindá", "Line", "Linet", "Linette", "Lineu", "Linfont", "Linford", "Ling", "Lingasant", "Lingli", "Lingling", "Lingyan", "Lingyun", "Linh", "Linisd", "Link", "Linlin", "Linn", "Linnaea", "Linndu", "Linne", "Linnea", "Linnech", "Linner", "Linnet", "Linnette", "Linnie", "Linny", "Linné", "Linnéa", "Lino", "Linos", "Linsay", "Linsey", "Linshe", "Linton", "Linus", "Linwood", "Linxakasendalor", "Linza", "Linzi", "Lio", "Lioba", "Liobah", "Lion", "Lione", "Lionel", "Lionesse", "Liong", "Lionors", "Lior", "Liora", "Liorit", "Liouba", "Lioubov", "Lipatr", "Lipika", "Liping", "Lipinga", "Lipton", "Liqian", "Liqiang", "Liqing", "Liqiong", "Lir", "Lira", "Lirada", "Liraz", "Lirddinyon", "Liri", "Lirie", "Lirije", "Lirim", "Lirios", "Liro", "Liron", "Lirong", "Lirvulsal", "Lis", "Lisa", "Lisandra", "Lisandro", "Lisann", "Lisanne", "Lisbet", "Lisbeth", "Lise", "Liseli", "Liselot", "Liselott", "Liselotte", "Lisett", "Lisette", "Lish", "Lisha", "Lishan", "Lishel", "Lisheng", "Lisill", "Lison", "Liss", "Lissa", "Lissandro", "Lissi", "Lita", "Lital", "Litali", "Lith", "Lithi", "Lithium", "Lithodromon", "Liting", "Litiria", "Lito", "Litonya", "Litten", "Liuborgio", "Liubou", "Liubov", "Liucija", "Liudevit", "Liudmila", "Liudmyla", "Liudvih", "Liudvika", "Liudvikas", "Liupold", "Liutgard", "Liutsia", "Liuy", "Liv", "Liva", "Livana", "Live", "Liver", "Livia", "Liviana", "Livianus", "Livie", "Livio", "Liviu", "Livius", "Livjiy", "Livjo", "Livli", "Livn", "Livna", "Livnat", "Livnne", "Livoa", "Livter", "Livvy", "Livy", "Liw", "Liwanu", "Liwe", "Liwei", "Liwen", "Liwer", "Liwi", "Liwia", "Liwyatan", "Lixiang", "Lixin", "Liya", "Liyah", "Liyana", "Liying", "Liyuan", "Liyuanmil", "Liyun", "Liz", "Liza", "Lizaveta", "Lizbeth", "Lize", "Lizeth", "Lizette", "Lizha", "Lizhen", "Lizho", "Lizhong", "Lizi", "Lizo", "Lizonka", "Lizzie", "Lizzinato", "Lizzy", "Lizë", "Liêm", "Liên", "Liùsaidh", "Liāna", "Ljerakary", "Ljerka", "Ljermína", "Ljilja", "Ljiljana", "Ljuba", "Ljuban", "Ljube", "Ljubeh", "Ljuben", "Ljubena", "Ljuber", "Ljubica", "Ljubinka", "Ljubiša", "Ljubo", "Ljubomir", "Ljudevit", "Ljudmil", "Ljudmila", "Ljupcho", "Ljupčo", "Ll", "Llambi", "Llazar", "Llesh", "Lleu", "Lleucu", "Lleuit", "Llew", "Llewela", "Llewell", "Llewella", "Llewellyn", "Llewelyn", "Llewyn", "Llindon", "Llinos", "Lll", "Llorenç", "Lloyd", "Lluc", "Lludd", "Llum", "Lluvia", "Lluís", "Lluïsa", "Llwyn", "Llyr", "Llywellyn", "Llywelyn", "Llúcia", "Llŷr", "Lmao", "Lnu", "Lo", "Lo-Ha", "Lo-Ruhamah", "Lo-Un", "Lo-ammi", "Loan", "Loane", "Loann", "Lochan", "Lochana", "Loche", "Lochi", "Lochlainn", "Lochlan", "Lochlann", "Lochor", "Lock", "Lockie", "Locklear", "Locklynn", "Locust", "Lod", "Lodel", "Lodene", "Loderr", "Lodewijk", "Lodge", "Lodor", "Lodovico", "Lodoviko", "Loebh", "Loek", "Loen", "Loenia", "Loes", "Log", "Logan", "Logano", "Loghi", "Lohan", "Lohcca", "Lohengrin", "Loherangrin", "Lohttá", "Loi", "Loica", "Loida", "Lois", "Loisa", "Lojze", "Lojzi", "Loke", "Lokesh", "Loki", "Lokni", "Lola", "Lolek", "Loles", "Lolicia", "Lomasi", "Lomilp", "Lommán", "Lomán", "Lomásiashe", "Lon", "Lonari", "Lonato", "Lonc", "Londa", "Londina", "Londo", "London", "Londyn", "Londzel", "Lone", "Lonei", "Lonf", "Lonfo", "Long", "Longhill", "Longin", "Longina", "Longinus", "Longwang", "Lonie", "Lonn", "Lonndunn", "Lonnie", "Lonnt", "Lonny", "Lonán", "Lood", "Loop", "Lootah", "Lopa", "Lope", "Lopez", "Lophania", "Lopo", "Lor", "Lora", "Lorah", "Loraine", "Lorainne", "Loran", "Lorayne", "Lorcan", "Lorccán", "Lorcerak", "Lorcup", "Lorcán", "Lorda", "Lore", "Lorea", "Loredana", "Loreen", "Lorek", "Lorelai", "Lorelei", "Lorelle", "Loren", "Lorena", "Lorenc", "Lorencio", "Lorene", "Lorens", "Lorent", "Lorenz", "Lorenza", "Lorenzo", "Loresiku", "Loreta", "Lorete", "Loreto", "Loretta", "Lorette", "Lori", "Loria", "Lorian", "Loriana", "Lorie", "Lorilla", "Lorimer", "Lorin", "Lorind", "Lorinda", "Lorine", "Loris", "Loristian", "Loristina", "Loristopher", "Loristophia", "Lorita", "Lorko", "Lorn", "Lorna", "Lorne", "Loro", "Lorrain", "Lorraine", "Lorri", "Lorrie", "Lorrin", "Lorrsi", "Lory", "Loránd", "Loser", "Losevauc", "Lot", "Lota", "Lotan", "Lotario", "Lotator", "Lothair", "Lothaire", "Lothar", "Lotka", "Lotkes", "Lotta", "Lotte", "Lotter", "Lottery", "Lotti", "Lottie", "Lotto", "Lottothy", "Lottá", "Lotus", "Lou", "Louane", "Louca", "Louceen", "Loudon", "Louel", "Louell", "Louella", "Louhi", "Loui", "Louie", "Louinbeorht", "Louis", "Louisa", "Louise", "Louisette", "Louison", "Louiza", "Louka", "Loukas", "Loukianos", "Loukios", "Louna", "Loup", "Lourdes", "Lourens", "Lourenço", "Lova", "Love", "Lovel", "Loveleen", "Loveli", "Lovell", "Lovely", "Lovi", "Loviatar", "Loviisa", "Loviise", "Lovis", "Lovisa", "Lovise", "Lovita", "Lovorka", "Lovre", "Lovrenc", "Lovrenco", "Lovro", "Lowe", "Lowell", "Lowen", "Lowie", "Lowri", "Lowry", "Loyal", "Loyalty", "Loyd", "Loís", "Loísa", "Loïc", "Loïs", "Lu", "Lua", "Luan", "Luana", "Luann", "Luanna", "Luanne", "Luara", "Luba", "Lubba", "Lubbe", "Lubbert", "Lubek", "Luben", "Lubilla", "Lubin", "Lubna", "Lubomierz", "Lubomir", "Lubomił", "Lubomír", "Lubomíra", "Lubor", "Luborad", "Luborri", "Lubosław", "Lubov", "Lubova", "Luboš", "Luc", "Luca", "Lucan", "Lucanna", "Lucanus", "Lucas", "Lucasta", "Lucca", "Luce", "Lucek", "Lucero", "Lucetta", "Lucette", "Lucho", "Lucia", "Lucian", "Luciana", "Luciano", "Lucianus", "Lucida", "Lucido", "Lucie", "Lucien", "Lucienne", "Lucifer", "Lucija", "Lucijan", "Lucila", "Lucile", "Lucilia", "Lucilio", "Lucilius", "Lucill", "Lucilla", "Lucille", "Lucina", "Lucinda", "Lucinde", "Lucine", "Lucineh", "Lucio", "Lucita", "Lucitanya", "Lucius", "Lucjan", "Lucjusz", "Luck", "Lucky", "Lucre", "Lucrecia", "Lucred", "Lucretia", "Lucretius", "Lucrezia", "Lucrèce", "Lucrède", "Lucrécia", "Lucullus", "Lucy", "Lucyn", "Lucyna", "Lucynka", "Lucía", "Lucília", "Lud", "Luda", "Ludan", "Ludaward", "Ludde", "Ludek", "Ludger", "Ludial", "Ludice", "Ludim", "Ludin", "Ludis", "Ludivine", "Ludka", "Ludlow", "Ludmil", "Ludmila", "Ludmilla", "Ludmiła", "Ludo", "Ludober", "Ludok", "Ludolf", "Ludomir", "Ludomił", "Ludovic", "Ludovica", "Ludovico", "Ludovicus", "Ludoviishikh", "Ludoviko", "Ludovina", "Ludvig", "Ludvigs", "Ludvih", "Ludvik", "Ludvík", "Ludwig", "Ludwik", "Ludwika", "Ludzia", "Ludzio", "Luděk", "Luedet", "Luelaliso", "Luella", "Luftar", "Lug", "Lugaid", "Lugalbanda", "Lugenia", "Lugh", "Lughaidh", "Lugos", "Lugubelinos", "Lugus", "Luhiro", "Luhith", "Luhitra", "Luhndy", "Luhndynn", "Luiadan", "Luiaremari", "Luigi", "Luigia", "Luigina", "Luigino", "Luigj", "Luigsech", "Luis", "Luisa", "Luise", "Luisella", "Luisina", "Luisinho", "Luisita", "Luisito", "Luitgard",)>> <<elseif _choiceOfList is 7>> <<set _name to either("Luitger", "Luitpold", "Luiz", "Luiza", "Luizo", "Luja", "Lujayn", "Lujza", "Luján", "Luka", "Lukas", "Lukash", "Lukazu", "Luke", "Luken", "Luknė", "Luksa", "Lukyan", "Lukács", "Lukáš", "Lula", "Lular", "Lule", "Lulit", "Luljeta", "Luljá", "Lulu", "Lulzim", "Lulzime", "Lulë", "Lulëzim", "Lumen", "Lumi", "Luminița", "Lumture", "Lumturi", "Lumturie", "Lumturije", "Lumug", "Lumusi", "Lumy", "Lumír", "Lumíra", "Luna", "Lunar", "Lunat", "Luned", "Lunete", "Lungile", "Luningning", "Lupe", "Lupita", "Lupus", "Lurdes", "Lurea", "Luree", "Lureene", "Lurline", "Luru", "Lusa", "Lusariaka", "Lusch", "Lusi", "Lusia", "Lusine", "Lusineh", "Lusten", "Luster", "Lustosa", "Lustína", "Lutakim", "Lutfi", "Lutfije", "Lutfullah", "Lutgard", "Lutgarde", "Lutgardis", "Lutgehr", "Lutger", "Luth", "Luther", "Lutra", "Lutrona", "Lutz", "Luuk", "Luukas", "Luul", "Luule", "Luus", "Luv", "Luveni", "Luvenia", "Luviissá", "Luvinia", "Lux", "Luyu", "Luyuki", "Luz", "Luzia", "Luzie", "Luzviminda", "Luís", "Luísa", "Luíseabas", "Luíseach", "Luĉjo", "Lvi", "Lwin", "Lwyd", "Lya", "Lya'seca", "Lya'sei", "Lya'tey", "Lya'tre", "Lyah", "Lyall", "Lyalya", "Lyam", "Lyan", "Lyana", "Lyanna", "Lyaysan", "Lycaonia", "Lycor", "Lycoris", "Lycorphaele", "Lycurgus", "Lycus", "Lyda", "Lydda", "Lydia", "Lydie", "Lydos", "Lye", "Lyeo", "Lyght", "Lygia", "Lykke", "Lykos", "Lykourgos", "Lyla", "Lylah", "Lyle", "Lyli", "Lylia", "Lylie", "Lylio", "Lylon", "Lylori", "Lylou", "Lyman", "Lyme", "Lyn", "Lyna", "Lynda", "Lyndal", "Lyndall", "Lyndi", "Lyndon", "Lyndsay", "Lyndsea", "Lyndsey", "Lyndwr", "Lyne", "Lynet", "Lynett", "Lynette", "Lynley", "Lynn", "Lynna", "Lynne", "Lynnette", "Lynsay", "Lynsey", "Lynsley", "Lynta", "Lynton", "Lynwood", "Lynx", "Lyolik", "Lyolin", "Lyolka", "Lyolya", "Lyon", "Lyones", "Lyoness", "Lyonesse", "Lyonors", "Lyosha", "Lyov", "Lyra", "Lyre", "Lyric", "Lyræ", "Lys", "Lysa", "Lysander", "Lysandra", "Lysandros", "Lysanias", "Lysanne", "Lyseni", "Lysette", "Lysias", "Lysimachos", "Lysimachus", "Lysis", "Lysistrata", "Lysistrate", "Lysithea", "Lyssa", "Lyssk", "Lystra", "Lyta", "Lyuba", "Lyubanya", "Lyuben", "Lyubochka", "Lyubomir", "Lyubomiril", "Lyubor", "Lyubov", "Lyuboš", "Lyudmil", "Lyudmila", "Lyudmilka", "Lyudmyla", "Lyudvik", "Lyusya", "Lyutsia", "Lyutsiya", "Lyvia", "Lyvio", "Lyvoa", "Lyydia", "Lyyti", "Lành", "Lágon", "Láidná", "Láilá", "Lájár", "Lára", "Láras", "Lársa", "Lársak", "Lárus", "Lárá", "Lásse", "László", "Lávo", "Lávra", "Lávrrahaš", "Lávrras", "Lávrrohaš", "Lávrá", "Lázaro", "Lázár", "Lændin", "Lærke", "Lætitia", "Lé", "Léa", "Léan", "Léana", "Léandre", "Léane", "Léna", "Lény", "Lénárd", "Léo", "Léon", "Léonard", "Léonce", "Léone", "Léonel", "Léonide", "Léonie", "Léonna", "Léonne", "Léonor", "Léonore", "Léontine", "Léopold", "Léopoldine", "Lía", "Líada", "Líadain", "Líadan", "Lída", "Lídia", "Lígi", "Lígia", "Lília", "Lílian", "Lívia", "Lóegachel", "Lóegaire", "Lóegariethe", "Lóránt", "Lú", "Lúa", "Lúcia", "Lúcio", "Lúcás", "Lúðvík", "Lütfi", "Lütfiye", "Lütfü", "Lýdia", "Lýdie", "Lāsma", "Lăcrămioara", "Lėja", "Līga", "Līna", "Līva", "Lőrinc", "Lūcija", "Lətif", "M", "M'Branaii", "M1S4", "Ma'akhah", "Ma'e", "Ma'evehpota'e", "Ma'ome", "Ma'tano", "Maacah", "Maach", "Maachah", "Maachathi", "Maada", "Maadai", "Maadiah", "Maahraah", "Maai", "Maaike", "Maal-Khioris", "Maala", "Maale-akrabbim", "Maalik", "Maan", "Maarath", "Maaria", "Maarika", "Maarit", "Maarja", "Maarten", "Maartje", "Maas", "Maasai", "Maaseiah", "Maasiai", "Maasom", "Maastia", "Maat", "Maata", "Maath", "Maayan", "Maaz", "Maaziah", "Mab", "Mabel", "Mabelit", "Mabella", "Mabelle", "Mable", "Mabli", "Mabon", "Mabyn", "Mac", "Maca", "Macarena", "Macaria", "Macario", "Macarius", "Macaulay", "Macauley", "Macbeth", "Macdara", "Macedonia", "Macey", "Mach", "Macha", "Machakw", "Machalat", "Machbanai", "Machbannai", "Machbenah", "Machi", "Machiko", "Machina", "Machir", "Machk", "Machkaujath", "Machlah", "Machli", "Machnadebai", "Machnati", "Machpelah", "Machteld", "Maci", "Macie", "Maciej", "Maciek", "Maciuś", "Mack", "Mackenzi", "Mackenzie", "Mackinley", "Macoe", "Macomin", "Macomina", "Macrina", "Macsen", "Macsencio", "Macy", "Mad", "Mada", "Madah", "Madai", "Madailéin", "Madak", "Madalena", "Madalitso", "Madalyn", "Madan", "Madara", "Maday", "Madda", "Maddalena", "Madden", "Maddi", "Maddice", "Maddie", "Maddison", "Maddix", "Maddox", "Maddy", "Made", "Madee", "Madelaine", "Madelein", "Madeleine", "Madelen", "Madelief", "Madelin", "Madelina", "Madeline", "Madelon", "Madelyn", "Madelynn", "Mademar", "Madg", "Madge", "Madha", "Madhav", "Madhava", "Madhavi", "Madhu", "Madhukar", "Madhur", "Madhuri", "Madhuslav", "Madhusudan", "Madi", "Madia", "Madian", "Madicken", "Madiha", "Madilyn", "Madilynn", "Madina", "Madis", "Madislak", "Madison", "Madisono", "Madisyn", "Madita", "Madlena", "Madlenka", "Madlyn", "Madmannah", "Mado", "Madoc", "Madog", "Madoline", "Madon", "Madona", "Madonna", "Madora", "Madotsuki", "Madox", "Madrece", "Madric", "Madræd", "Mads", "Madullah", "Madullo", "Madusa", "Madyson", "Madzia", "Mae", "Maea", "Maeby", "Maecy", "Maegan", "Maeghan", "Mael", "Maela", "Maelana", "Maelchon", "Maeleachlainn", "Maeleth", "Maelgwn", "Maera", "Maestro", "Maev", "Maeva", "Maeve", "Mafalda", "Maflavre", "Magahet", "Magali", "Magalie", "Magaly", "Magamed", "Magani", "Magara", "Magata", "Magbish", "Magda", "Magdae", "Magdala", "Magdalen", "Magdalena", "Magdalene", "Magdalenka", "Magdaleno", "Magdalina", "Magdalini", "Magdaléna", "Magdana", "Magdeleine", "Magdi", "Magdie", "Magdiel", "Magdis", "Magdolf", "Magdolna", "Magdon", "Magdusia", "Magdy", "Mageflowen", "Magena", "Maggi", "Maggie", "Maggot", "Maggotbrain", "Magi", "Magic", "Magick", "Magik", "Magimasti", "Maglocunos", "Magn", "Magna", "Magnan", "Magnar", "Magne", "Magnhild", "Magnhildr", "Magni", "Magnolia", "Magnoþ", "Magnus", "Magnús", "Mago", "Magog", "Magomed", "Magomedkhan", "Magomedrasul", "Magomet", "Magop", "Magpiash", "Magping", "Magr", "Magredá", "Maguli", "Magus", "Magusthah", "Magvyre", "Mah", "Maha", "Mahadev", "Mahadevi", "Mahal", "Mahala", "Mahalah", "Mahalaleel", "Mahalalel", "Mahalath", "Mahaleleel", "Mahali", "Mahalia", "Mahamadou", "Mahamat", "Mahammad", "Mahanaim", "Mahanehdan", "Mahanem", "Maharai", "Mahath", "Mahatma", "Mahaut", "Mahavir", "Mahavira", "Mahavites", "Mahaz", "Mahazioth", "Mahboob", "Mahbooba", "Mahbou", "Mahboubeh", "Mahbub", "Mahbuba", "Mahbubullah", "Mahdi", "Maheed", "Mahelm", "Mahendra", "Mahennu", "Maher-shalal-hash-baz", "Maherie-Théotiro", "Maheriet", "Mahershala", "Mahes", "Mahesabhai", "Mahesh", "Mahesha", "Mahfuz", "Mahi", "Mahihkan", "Mahij", "Mahika", "Mahin", "Mahinder", "Mahine", "Mahir", "Mahira", "Mahkah", "Mahlah", "Mahli", "Mahlon", "Mahmad", "Mahmadanoar", "Mahmadqasm", "Mahmet", "Mahmood", "Mahmoud", "Mahmud", "Mahmut", "Mahn", "Mahnata", "Mahnaz", "Mahnoor", "Maho", "Mahol", "Mahomet", "Mahometus", "Mahon", "Mahora", "Mahpee", "Mahpiya", "Mahsa", "Mahseiah", "Mahtab", "Mahthilt", "Mahtihildiz", "Mahulena", "Mahvash", "Mahzair", "Mahzun", "Mahé", "Mai", "Maia", "Maialen", "Maiara", "Maiat", "Maica", "Maid", "Maida", "Maidang", "Maider", "Maie", "Maiellai", "Maiern", "Maig", "Maighread", "Maija", "Maik", "Maike", "Maikel", "Maiken", "Maiko", "Maila", "Mailcun", "Maile", "Maille", "Mailyn", "Mailys", "Maimana", "Maimu", "Maimunah", "Maina", "Mainchín", "Mainchíne", "Mainio", "Mair", "Maira", "Maire", "Mairead", "Mairenn", "Mairi", "Mairwen", "Mairéad", "Maisi", "Maisie", "Maislasimus", "Maiss", "Maisy", "Maita", "Maite", "Maithgemm", "Maitiú", "Maitland", "Maitreya", "Maiwand", "Maiwei", "Maiwenn", "Maizer", "Maizobas", "Maj", "Maja", "Majbeen", "Majda", "Majdi", "Majeczka", "Majella", "Majid", "Majka", "Majken", "Majko", "Majlinda", "Major", "Majouhiko", "Majvor", "Mak", "Maka", "Makai", "Makaio", "Makait", "Makana", "Makar", "Makara", "Makarek", "Makari", "Makaria", "Makarios", "Makariy", "Makary", "Makas", "Makatofr", "Makayla", "Makbar", "Makbuk", "Makbule", "Makeda", "Maken", "Makena", "Makenn", "Makenna", "Makenzie", "Makey", "Makhamat", "Makheloth", "Makhmud", "Maki", "Makiko", "Makim", "Makjo", "Makka", "Makkapitew", "Makkedah", "Makoto", "Makram", "Maks", "Maksalina", "Maksat", "Makshan", "Makshmad", "Maksim", "Maksime", "Maksimilian", "Maksimilijan", "Maksimin", "Maksims", "Maksjo", "Maksmalad", "Maksmina", "Maksym", "Maksymek", "Maksymilian", "Makvala", "Makya", "Mal", "Mal'akhi", "Mal'at", "Mala", "Malachi", "Malachiasz", "Malachy", "Malaeekaah", "Malaeekha", "Malai", "Malaika", "Malak", "Malakaah", "Malakai", "Malala", "Malalai", "Malan", "Malandra", "Malang", "Malani", "Malark", "Malati", "Malay", "Malaysia", "Malcahan", "Malcam", "Malcamierrico", "Malcer", "Malcesc", "Malcesley", "Malcham", "Malchiah", "Malchid", "Malchiel", "Malchijah", "Malchiram", "Malchishua", "Malchus", "Malcolm", "Malcom", "Maldwyn", "Male", "Malea", "Maleah", "Malek", "Maleko", "Maleleel", "Malelis", "Malena", "Malene", "Maleno", "Malger", "Malgorzata", "Mali", "Malia", "Malie", "Malient", "Maliha", "Malik", "Malika", "Malikarr", "Malim", "Malin", "Malina", "Malinalli", "Malinda", "Malini", "Malinka", "Maliq", "Malisor", "Maliya", "Maliyah", "Malk", "Malka", "Malkhaz", "Malkhazi", "Malkovich", "Mallaidh", "Mallamma", "Mallco", "Malle", "Mallika", "Mallikarjuna", "Mallku", "Mallory", "Mallothi", "Mallt", "Malluch", "Mallve", "Malo", "Malone", "Malonn", "Malou", "Malram", "Malrichmedis", "Malt", "Malte", "Malthe", "Malti", "Malukavi", "Maluza", "Malvina", "Malvolio", "Malwa", "Malwina", "Malwinka", "Malya", "Malú", "Mamac", "Mamadou", "Mamadu", "Mamanti", "Mamap", "Mamat", "Mamata", "Mamazo", "Mameliu", "Mamen", "Mameshmi", "Mamevabo", "Mami", "Mamia", "Mamie", "Mamine", "Mamlakath", "Mammad", "Mamman", "Mammon", "Mamoru", "Mamoun", "Mamre", "Mamta", "Mamuka", "Mamuli", "Mamun", "Mamundel", "Man", "Mana", "Manaa", "Manae", "Manaem", "Manaen", "Managold", "Manahath", "Manahem", "Manahethites", "Manaia", "Manami", "Manan", "Manana", "Manannán", "Manas", "Manasseh", "Manasses", "Manawydan", "Manca", "Mance", "Manchmal", "Mancho", "Manci", "Mancide", "Manco", "Manda", "Mandawuy", "Mandeep", "Mandelbrot", "Mandell", "Manden", "Mandi", "Mandica", "Mandla", "Mandlenkosi", "Mando", "Mandr", "Mandre", "Mandy", "Mane", "Manegold", "Manel", "Manera", "Manford", "Manfred", "Manfredo", "Manfried", "Mang", "Manga", "Mangal", "Mangala", "Mangatjay", "Mangeo", "Mangesh", "Mangi", "Mangilal", "Mangla", "Mango", "Manha", "Mani", "Mania", "Manic", "Maniek", "Manija", "Manijeh", "Manik", "Manikantan", "Maninder", "Manio", "Manish", "Manisha", "Manius", "Manizha", "Manja", "Manjeet", "Manjit", "Manjo", "Manjola", "Manjoo", "Manju", "Manjula", "Manjulaben", "Manjunatha", "Manjusha", "Manlafia", "Manley", "Manlio", "Manlius", "Mannde", "Mannes", "Mannix", "Manno", "Manny", "Mano", "Manoah", "Manoel", "Manoela", "Manohar", "Manoj", "Manoja", "Manojj", "Manola", "Manolo", "Manon", "Manoni", "Manorama", "Manoranjan", "Manouel", "Manoé", "Manpat", "Manpreet", "Manqu", "Manray", "Mans", "Mansaus", "Mansel", "Mansina", "Mansoor", "Mansour", "Mansoura", "Mansur", "Mant", "Manta", "Mantas", "Manter", "Manti", "Mantotohpa", "Mantu", "Mantvydas", "Manu", "Manuchar", "Manuchari", "Manuel", "Manuela", "Manuele", "Manuelita", "Manuna", "Manus", "Manushaqe", "Manvel", "Manya", "Manyara", "Mao", "Maoch", "Maoilios", "Maol", "Maolomer", "Maolsheachlann", "Maon", "Maor", "Maori", "Mapiya", "Maple", "Maponos", "Maqbolaah", "Maqsim", "Maqsime", "Maqsood", "Maqsud", "Maquinna", "Mar", "Mar'mer", "Mara", "Marae", "Maragon", "Maragrona", "Marajanah", "Maral", "Maralah", "Maralyn", "Maram", "Marama", "Marami", "Maranatha", "Marat", "Marawaareed", "Marazmara", "Maraĵa", "Marbella", "Marbeth", "Marc", "Marcan", "Marcas", "Marce", "Marceau", "Marcel", "Marcela", "Marcelek", "Marceli", "Marcelin", "Marcelina", "Marceline", "Marcelinho", "Marcelino", "Marcell", "Marcella", "Marcelle", "Marcellette", "Marcellin", "Marcellina", "Marcelline", "Marcellino", "Marcellinus", "Marcello", "Marcellus", "Marcelo", "Marcelyn", "March", "Marchoru", "Marci", "Marcia", "Marcial", "Marcian", "Marciana", "Marciane", "Marciano", "Marcianus", "Marciaz", "Marcie", "Marcin", "Marcinek", "Marcio", "Marcius", "Marcjanna", "Marck", "Marco", "Marcolò", "Marcon", "Marcos", "Marcuri", "Marcus", "Marcy", "Marcyś", "Mardesyll", "Mardnab", "Mardochaios", "Mardocheus", "Mardochée", "Mardoqueo", "Mardred", "Marduk", "Mare", "Mareccaremi", "Mareczek", "Mared", "Maredudd", "Maree", "Mareen", "Marei", "Mareike", "Marek", "Marekhi", "Mareks", "Marem", "Maren", "Marencentonia", "Marephlest", "Mareshah", "Maresias", "Maret", "Marez", "Marfa", "Marg", "Marga", "Margaid", "Margal", "Margalit", "Margalita", "Margan", "Marganita", "Margar", "Margara", "Margareeta", "Margaren", "Margarences", "Margarenda", "Margaret", "Margareta", "Margarete", "Margaretha", "Margarethe", "Margareto", "Margaretta", "Margarid", "Margarida", "Margarit", "Margarita", "Margaritka", "Margarito", "Margaréta", "Margaux", "Marge", "Marged", "Margery", "Margetud", "Margh", "Margherita", "Marghi", "Margie", "Margit", "Margita", "Margitta", "Margo", "Margon", "Margorita", "Margos", "Margot", "Margreet", "Margret", "Margrete", "Margrethe", "Margriet", "Margrit", "Margræd", "Margrét", "Marguerite", "Margul", "Margus", "Marha", "Marhaba", "Marharyta", "Mari", "Maria", "Mariabella", "Mariah", "Mariait", "Mariam", "Mariama", "Mariami", "Mariamne", "Mariamu", "Marian", "Mariana", "Mariane", "Marianek", "Marianela", "Marianeth", "Mariangela", "Marianita", "Marianka", "Mariann", "Marianna", "Marianne", "Mariano", "Marianus", "Mariapia", "Mariasole", "Mariazinha", "Maribel", "Maribelle", "Maric", "Marica", "Maricarmen", "Maricel", "Maricela", "Maricho", "Maricica", "Maricruz", "Marie", "Marie-Ange", "Marie-Christine", "Marie-Claire", "Marie-Claude", "Marie-Françoise", "Marie-Hélène", "Marie-José", "Marie-Laure", "Marie-Louise", "Marie-Madeleine", "Marie-Noëlle", "Marie-Pierre", "Marie-Rose", "Marie-Thérèse", "Marie-Ève", "Marieke", "Mariel", "Mariela", "Mariele", "Mariella", "Marielle", "Marielos", "Marieta", "Marietjie", "Marietka", "Marietta", "Mariette", "Marifé", "Mariglen", "Marigold", "Marihttá", "Marija", "Marijan", "Marijana", "Marijani", "Marije", "Marijeta", "Marijke", "Marijn", "Marijo", "Marijona", "Marijose", "Marijs", "Marijse", "Marijuana Pepsi", "Marijus", "Marik", "Marika", "Marike", "Marikit", "Mariko", "Maril", "Marilag", "Marilda", "Marilena", "Marilino", "Marilla", "Mariloli", "Marilou", "Marilu", "Marily", "Marilyn", "Marilyna", "Marilynn", "Marilène", "Marim", "Marimar", "Marin", "Marina", "Marinarr", "Marinda", "Marine", "Marineka", "Marinela", "Marinella", "Marinette", "Marinho", "Marinjo", "Marinka", "Marinko", "Marino", "Marinos", "Marinus", "Mario", "Marioa", "Mariochuks", "Mariola", "Mariolka", "Marion", "Mariona", "Marios", "Mariot", "Mariposa", "Maris", "Marisa", "Marise", "Marisela", "Mariska", "Marisol", "Marissa", "Maristas", "Maristela", "Maristella", "Maristiballio", "Maristitia", "Marit", "Marita", "Maritta", "Maritza", "Mariu", "Marius", "Mariusz", "Mariuszek", "Mariuś", "Marivaldi", "Mariya", "Mariyam", "Mariyan", "Mariyana", "Mariyka", "Marián", "Mariánne", "Mariánná", "Mariëlle", "Mariëtte", "Marja", "Marjaana", "Marjan", "Marjana", "Marjane", "Marjatta", "Marjaziel", "Marje", "Marjeta", "Marjo", "Marjola", "Marjolaine", "Marjolein", "Marjolijn", "Marjori", "Marjorie", "Marjory", "Marju", "Marjukka", "Marjunam", "Marjus", "Marjut", "Mark", "Markas", "Markavič", "Markel", "Marketta", "Markhet", "Markiyan", "Markku", "Marko", "Markos", "Markov", "Markovich", "Marks", "Markus", "Markuss", "Markéta", "Marl", "Marla", "Marlee", "Marleen", "Marlen", "Marlena", "Marlene", "Marlenka", "Marley", "Marlie", "Marlies", "Marliese", "Marlin", "Marlis", "Marlli", "Marlo", "Marloes", "Marlon", "Marloth", "Marlow", "Marlowe", "Marly", "Marlyn", "Marlène", "Marmaduke", "Marna", "Marni", "Marnie", "Marnix", "Maro", "Maron", "Maroth", "Marques", "Marquinhos", "Marquis", "Marquise", "Marquita", "Marr", "Marrsor", "Marry", "Mars", "Marsaili", "Marsel", "Marsela", "Marsena", "Marsh", "Marsha", "Marshaka", "Marshal", "Marshall", "Marsida", "Marsilda", "Marsk", "Marso", "Marsyilia", "Mart", "Marta", "Marte", "Marten", "Martext", "Marth", "Martha", "Marthan", "Marthanie", "Marthaniel", "Marthaniell", "Marthanielle", "Marthe", "Marthen", "Marthese", "Marthinya", "Marthur", "Marti", "Martial", "Martialis", "Martie", "Martijn", "Martim", "Martin", "Martina", "Martine", "Martinez", "Martinguez", "Martinho", "Martiniano", "Martino", "Martins", "Martinus", "Martirio", "Martita", "Martith", "Marto", "Martoli", "Martta", "Martti", "Martunia", "Martusia", "Marty", "Martyn", "Martyna", "Martynas", "Martynka", "Martysia", "Martzel", "Martí", "Martín", "Martîn", "Maru", "Maruf", "Marufa", "Marus", "Marusia", "Marusya", "Maruti", "Maruxa", "Maruś", "Maruša", "Marv", "Marva", "Marvel", "Marvin", "Marvyn", "Marwa", "Marwan", "Marwin", "Mary", "Mary-Jane", "Marya", "Maryam", "Maryami", "Maryamu", "Maryana", "Maryann", "Maryanne", "Marybelle", "Marybeth", "Maryia", "Maryl", "Maryla", "Marylka", "Marylou", "Marylu", "Marylyn", "Marylène", "Maryn", "Maryna", "Marynia", "Marynka", "Maryse", "Marysia", "Maryvonne", "Maryś", "Marz", "Marzanna", "Marzell", "Marzem", "Marzena", "Marzenka", "Marzia", "Marzieh", "Marzio", "Marzipan", "Marzod", "María", "Marília", "Marín", "Marína", "Mas", "Mas'ud", "Masa", "Masaaki", "Masac", "Masae", "Masafumi", "Masah", "Masaharu", "Masahide", "Masahiko", "Masahiro", "Masahisa", "Masaji", "Masakatsu", "Masakazu", "Masaki", "Masako", "Masakoboth", "Masal", "Masamba", "Masami", "Masamitsu", "Masana", "Masano", "Masanobu", "Masanori", "Masao", "Masarne", "Masaru", "Masashi", "Masataka", "Masato", "Masatoshi", "Masatsugu", "Masaya", "Masayo", "Masayoshi", "Masayuki", "Masego", "Mash", "Masha", "Mashal", "Mashew", "Mashiko", "Masichuvio", "Masihullah", "Maska", "Maskoowa", "Maskull", "Masmaat", "Maso", "Mason", "Masood", "Masooma", "Masoomeh", "Masoud", "Masouda", "Masoumeh", "Masozi", "Masrekah", "Mass", "Massa", "Massah", "Masse", "Massiko", "Massim", "Massimiliano", "Massimo", "Massoud", "Mastigaunt", "Mastoor", "Mastu", "Masu", "Masud", "Masue", "Masuma", "Masumi", "Masuo", "Masuyo", "Masya", "Mat", "Mata", "Matan", "Matas", "Matasyon", "Matauc", "Matchem", "Matchitehew", "Matchitisiw", "Mate", "Matea", "Matei", "Matej", "Mateja", "Matemi", "Mateo", "Mater", "Matesono", "Mateu", "Mateus", "Mateusz", "Mateuszek", "Matevos", "Matevž", "Matey", "Matfey", "Math", "Math-Beornot", "Matha", "Mathea", "Mathemanus", "Mathenna", "Matheo", "Matheus", "Mathew", "Mathgamain", "Mathghamhain", "Mathias", "Mathieu", "Mathijs", "Mathilda", "Mathilde", "Mathildis", "Mathis", "Mathusala", "Mathusalam", "Mathusalem", "Mathys", "Mathéo", "Mathúin", "Mati", "Matia", "Matias", "Matic", "Matija", "Matild", "Matilda", "Matilde", "Matildá", "Matin", "Matis", "Matislasz", "Matislav", "Matiullah", "Matjaž", "Matko", "Matleena", "Mato", "Matoskah", "Matouš", "Matred", "Matri", "Matrona", "Matryona", "Mats", "Matsu", "Matsue", "Matsueda", "Matsuji", "Matsuko", "Matsumi", "Matsuno", "Matsuo", "Matt", "Matta", "Mattan", "Mattaniah", "Mattanyahu", "Mattatah", "Mattatha", "Mattathah", "Mattathias", "Matte", "Mattea", "Mattenai", "Matteo", "Matteus", "Matthaios", "Matthal", "Matthan", "Matthanias", "Matthei", "Matthel", "Mattheos", "Matther", "Mattheremy", "Mattheresa", "Mattherine", "Mattheryl", "Mattheus", "Matthew", "Matthia", "Matthias", "Matthieu", "Matthijs", "Matthildur", "Matthäus", "Matthías", "Matti", "Mattia", "Mattias", "Mattie", "Mattien", "Mattin", "Mattine", "Mattingraphnée", "Mattis", "Mattithiah", "Mattithyahu", "Mattityahu", "Matts", "Matty", "Mattéo", "Matunaagd", "Matusalemme", "Matusalén", "Matvei", "Matvey", "Matvin", "Matviy", "Matwau", "Matxin", "Maty", "Matylda", "Matyáš", "Matéo", "Matías", "Matúš", "Matěj", "Matīss", "Mau", "Maud", "Maudah", "Maude", "Maudie", "Maudlin", "Maula", "Maulvi", "Maun", "Mauno", "Maunu", "Maura", "Maurak", "Mauram", "Mauran", "Maureen", "Maurell", "Maurene", "Maures", "Mauri", "Maurice", "Mauricette", "Mauricio", "Maurie", "Maurilio", "Maurine", "Mauritius", "Maurits", "Mauriya", "Maurizia", "Maurizio", "Mauro", "Maurus", "Maurvargean-Hui-Seol", "Maurvargean-Hui-Wood", "Maurycjusz", "Maurycy", "Maurycynek", "Maurícia", "Maurício", "Maurílio", "Mausoleodromos", "Mauve", "Mave", "Mavek", "Maven", "Maverick", "Mavin", "Mavis", "Mavlina", "Mavon", "Mavourneen", "Mavra", "Mavro", "Mavuto", "Mavzuna", "Maw", "Mawar", "Mawilent", "Mawulfion", "Mawuli", "Mawunyo", "Max", "Maxamed", "Maxen", "Maxence", "Maxene", "Maxentius", "Maxi", "Maxie", "Maxim", "Maxima", "Maxime", "Maximi", "Maximian", "Maximiano", "Maximianus", "Maximiliaan", "Maximilian", "Maximiliana", "Maximiliane", "Maximiliano", "Maximilianus", "Maximilien", "Maximilienne", "Maximilián", "Maximillian", "Maximin", "Maximina", "Maximino", "Maximinus", "Maximo", "Maximus", "Maximón", "Maxin", "Maxine", "Maxmilián", "Maxton", "Maxwell", "May", "Maya", "Mayamiko", "Mayan", "Mayaran", "Mayat", "Maybelle", "Maybelline", "Maybree", "Maydi", "Mayela", "Mayes", "Mayeso", "Mayeul", "Maykl", "Maylan", "Mayley", "Mayline", "Maylis", "Maylon", "Maylone", "Maylonn", "Mayme", "Maymunah", "Mayn'saf", "Maynard", "Maynerd", "Mayngeaux", "Mayo", "Mayose", "Mayra", "Mayrbek", "Mayron", "Maysa", "Maysarat", "Mayson", "Mayssa", "Maytal", "Mayte", "Maytham", "Mayu", "Mayumi", "Mayur", "Mayya", "Mayyid", "Maz", "Maz-Artar", "Maza Blaska", "Mazalteur", "Mazari", "Mazhar", "Mazi", "Mazikeen", "Mazin", "Mazza", "Mazzaroth", "Maé", "Maël", "Maëlan", "Maëlie", "Maëline", "Maëlle", "Maëllen", "Maëlo", "Maëly", "Maëlya", "Maëlyne", "Maëlys", "Maëva", "Maïa", "Maïmouna", "Maïna", "Maïssa", "Maïssane", "Maïwenn", "Małgorzata", "Małgosia", "Małgośka", "Mańka", "Maša", "Mbalenhle", "Mbali", "Mbaresa", "McDonald", "McDonni", "McGarfin", "McKhynleigh", "McKinley", "McLovi", "McLovin", "Mccoy", "Mchent", "Mcherr", "Mcinon", "Mckayla", "Mckenn", "Mckenna", "Mckenzie", "Me", "Meadath", "Meade", "Meadhbh", "Meadow", "Meagan", "Meaghan", "Meah", "Meald", "Meallán", "Mearah", "Mearcenara", "Meartá", "Mearán", "Meat", "Meatel", "Meathryn", "Meave", "Mebunnai", "Mech", "Mechanicus", "Meche", "Mecherath", "Mechislav", "Mechte", "Mechteld", "Mechthild", "Mechtild", "Mechtilde", "Mechtnaš", "Mecit", "Meda", "Medad", "Medan", "Medard", "Medb", "Mede", "Medea", "Medeba", "Medeia", "Medhat", "Medhelyn", "Medi", "Media", "Medical", "Mediko", "Medina", "Medine", "Medora", "Medousa", "Medrash", "Medraut", "Medrod", "Medura", "Medusa", "Meeina", "Meelafur", "Meeli", "Meelis", "Meena", "Meenah", "Meer", "Meera", "Mees", "Meesha", "Meetka", "Mef", "Mefodiy", "Meg", "Mega", "Megaera", "Megaira", "Megan", "Megea", "Megedagik", "Meggy", "Megha", "Meghan", "Meghanzad", "Megi", "Megiddo", "Megiddon", "Megindezhara", "Meginfrid", "Meginha", "Meginhard", "Meginrat", "Megio", "Megjo", "Megona", "Megumi", "Megund", "Megyn", "Mehdi", "Meheitav'el", "Mehen", "Meher", "Mehetabeel", "Mehetabel", "Mehida", "Mehie", "Mehim", "Mehir", "Mehitabel", "Mehma", "Mehmah", "Mehmai", "Mehmed", "Mehmeda", "Mehmen", "Mehmet", "Mehmood", "Mehmud", "Mehmut", "Mehmûd", "Mehr", "Mehra", "Mehrab", "Mehrabuddin", "Mehraely", "Mehrdad", "Mehriban", "Mehrnaz", "Mehrus", "Mehtab", "Mehtap", "Mehujael", "Mehuman", "Mehunim", "Mehusal", "Mehveş", "Mei", "Meica", "Meical", "Meichi", "Meifang", "Meihu", "Meihua", "Meijuan", "Meijáš", "Meike", "Meilan", "Meilil", "Meiling", "Mein", "Meina", "Meinard", "Meindert", "Meindur", "Meine", "Meinfur", "Meinh", "Meinhard", "Meinir", "Meino", "Meinolf", "Meinrad", "Meint", "Meintje", "Meinwen", "Meir", "Meira", "Meird", "Meirion", "Meiriona", "Meirit", "Meirong", "Meirr", "Meisaa", "Meital", "Meitharuko", "Meiying", "Meizhen", "Meja", "Mejarkon", "Mekaisto", "Mekam", "Mekan", "Mekhi", "Mekledoodum", "Meklit", "Mekonah", "Mel", "Mela", "Melah", "Melain", "Melaina", "Melani", "Melania", "Melanie", "Melanija", "Melaniya", "Melano", "Melantha", "Melanthios", "Melany", "Melati", "Melatiah", "Melba", "Melberth", "Melch", "Melcha", "Melchi", "Melchi-shua", "Melchiah", "Melchior", "Melchiorre", "Melchisedec", "Melchishua", "Melchizedek", "Melchol", "Melchor", "Mele", "Melea", "Melech", "Melek", "Meleqe", "Meles", "Melesina", "Melete", "Meli", "Melia", "Meliamne", "Melicent", "Melicu", "Melige", "Melik", "Melika", "Melike", "Meliko", "Melin", "Melina", "Melind", "Melinda", "Meline", "Meling", "Melinker", "Melintha", "Meliora", "Melis", "Melisa", "Melisande", "Melisende", "Melisizwe", "Meliss", "Melissa", "Melissza", "Melit", "Melita", "Melite", "Meliton", "Melitta", "Melizo", "Meljo", "Melka", "Melker", "Mella", "Mellan", "Melle", "Mellet", "Mellicu", "Mello", "Mellonnath", "Mellony", "Mellán", "Melody", "Melor", "Melpomene", "Melpomeni", "Melqart", "Melquiades", "Meltem", "Meltraud", "Melusine", "Melva", "Melvetler", "Melville", "Melvin", "Melvine", "Melvyn", "Mely", "Melyn", "Melyssa", "Melzar", "Melánia", "Melánie", "Memons", "Memphis", "Mempia", "Memu", "Memucan", "Memzeva", "Mena", "Menachem", "Menahem", "Menan", "Menander", "Menandros", "Menar", "Menas", "Menashe", "Menashsheh", "Mend", "Mendel", "Mendo", "Mene", "Menelaos", "Menelaus", "Menelbos", "Menes", "Menessica", "Menet", "Meng", "Mengmeng", "Menjo", "Menn", "Menna", "Mennatullah", "Menni", "Menno", "Menodora", "Mensur", "Ment", "Mentona", "Mentor", "Mentuhotep", "Menuha", "Meona'hane", "Meonenim", "Meonothai", "Meph", "Mephaath", "Mephana", "Mephibosheth", "Mephisto", "Mephistopheles", "Merab", "Merabi", "Meraiah", "Meraioth", "Meral", "Merari", "Meraud", "Merav", "Mercan", "Merced", "Mercede", "Mercedes", "Mercer", "Merces", "Merche", "Mercia", "Merciana", "Mercur", "Mercurio", "Mercurius", "Mercury", "Mercutio", "Mercy", "Mercè", "Mercé", "Mercédesz", "Mercés", "Merdan", "Mere", "Mered", "Meredith", "Meredydd", "Merel", "Merellien", "Mereme", "Meremoth", "Mererid", "Meres", "Meresa", "Meresankh", "Meret", "Merete", "Merethe", "Merfyn", "Merfyril", "Mergen", "Mergion", "Mergljót", "Meri", "Meribah", "Meribbaal", "Meric", "Merida", "Merideth", "Meridith", "Meriel", "Meriele", "Meriem", "Merike", "Meriko", "Merilyn", "Merin", "Merinth", "Merio", "Merit", "Merita", "Meritites", "Meritxell", "Meriwether", "Merja", "Merje", "Merjem", "Merjema", "Merjeme", "Merjen", "Merjá", "Merl", "Merla", "Merle", "Merleed", "Merleongmin", "Merletta", "Merlin", "Merlyn", "Mermin", "Merob", "Merodach", "Merodach-baladan", "Merom", "Meronothite", "Merope", "Meroz", "Merric", "Merrick", "Merridus", "Merril", "Merrill", "Merrilyn", "Merrin", "Merrina", "Merrion", "Merritt", "Merrutz", "Merry", "Merryn", "Mersin", "Mert", "Merten", "Merton", "Mertxe", "Merugge", "Merus", "Merushe", "Merv", "Merve", "Mervi", "Mervin", "Mervyn", "Meryem", "Meryl", "Mesa", "Mese", "Mesech", "Mesede", "Mesedu", "Mesh", "Mesha", "Meshach", "Meshe", "Meshech", "Meshelemiah", "Meshezabeel", "Meshezabel", "Meshezaheel", "Meshillamith", "Meshillemith", "Meshillemoth", "Meshobab", "Meshris", "Meshulam", "Meshullam", "Meshullemet", "Meshullemeth", "Mesmorant", "Mesobaite", "Meson", "Mesopotamia", "Mesoufito", "Mess", "Messiah", "Messias", "Messier", "Messna", "Mesud", "Mesut", "Met", "Meta", "Metal", "Metar-Orodromon", "Mete", "Metehan", "Meteksar", "Meter-Kybelis", "Meth", "Metha", "Methamphet", "Methamphetamine", "Metharns", "Metheg-ammah", "Methoataske", "Methodios", "Methodius", "Methusael", "Methusalem", "Methuselah", "Methushael", "Meti", "Metin", "Metis", "Meto", "Metod", "Metodij", "Metodija", "Metody", "Metoděj", "Metric", "Metrodora", "Metrophanes", "Mette", "Meturato", "Metushelach", "Metztli", "Meu", "Meunim", "Meur", "Meuri", "Meuric", "Meurig", "Mevlud", "Mewth", "Meyer", "Meysam", "Mezahab", "Meztli", "Meʉ", "Mhairi", "Mhurren", "Mi", "Mi-Georn", "Mi-Gyeong", "Mi-Gyun", "Mi-Kyung", "Mi-Reu", "Mi-So", "Mi-Suk", "Mia", "Miaati", "Miaki", "Miakoda", "Mial", "Miala", "Mialee", "Miamin", "Miana", "Miao", "Miaomiao", "Miarora", "Mibhar", "Mibhlín", "Mibsam", "Mibzar", "Mica", "Micael", "Micaela", "Micah", "Micaiah", "Micajah", "Micelay", "Mich", "Micha", "Michaeas", "Michael", "Michaela", "Michah", "Michahel", "Michaiah", "Michaias", "Michail", "Michal", "Michala", "Michalina", "Michalis", "Michan", "Michard", "Micharl", "Micharles", "Micharlott", "Micharlotte", "Micharol", "Micharon", "Michary", "Michasia", "Michayla", "Michaël", "Michał", "Michałek", "Michaś", "Micheal", "Micheas", "Michel", "Michela", "Michelangela", "Michelangelo", "Michele", "Michelina", "Micheline", "Michell", "Michella", "Michelle", "Michelly", "Michelyne", "Michi", "Michiah", "Michie", "Michiel", "Michihiro", "Michiko", "Michio", "Michirnâ", "Michiyo", "Michmash", "Michmethah", "Michol", "Micholas", "Michri", "Michtam", "Michèle", "Mick", "Mickaël", "Mickey", "Micki", "Mickorke", "Micky", "Micol", "Mictlantecuhtli", "Mictor", "Midas", "Middin", "Midge", "Midh", "Midha", "Midhat", "Midian", "Midori", "Mie", "Miecio", "Miecze", "Mieczyk", "Mieczysław", "Mieczysława", "Mieke", "Mieko", "Miel", "Miela", "Mielat", "Mielikki", "Mielo", "Mien", "Miep", "Miervaldis", "Mies", "Miesimea", "Mieszko", "Mieta", "Mietek", "Mietru", "Mieyli", "Mifa", "Migdalel", "Migdalgad", "Migdi", "Migdol", "Migdŝ", "Migena", "Migetoviyya", "Migil", "Migisi", "Migizul", "Miglindar", "Miglė", "Mignon", "Migo", "Migos", "Migot", "Migoš", "Migron", "Migue", "Miguel", "Miguela", "Miguelina", "Miguelito", "Migxene", "Migál", "Migáš", "Miha", "Mihael", "Mihaela", "Mihai", "Mihail", "Mihaila", "Mihailo", "Mihails", "Mihajlo", "Mihal", "Mihalis", "Mihammad", "Mihangel", "Mihangyl", "Mihariston", "Miharu", "Mihemed", "Mihir", "Mihiro", "Mihka", "Mihkel", "Mihkil", "Mihkkal", "Mihkkel", "Mihkkil", "Mihkku", "Mihkuub", "Miho", "Mihoko", "Mihovil", "Mihrab", "Mihrdat", "Mihály", "Mihăiță", "Miia", "Miigwan", "Miijá", "Miillaaraq", "Miina", "Miinná", "Mija", "Mijamin", "Mijo", "Mika", "Mikaeel", "Mikael", "Mikaela", "Mikaelino", "Mikaelo", "Mikaere", "Mikah", "Mikail", "Mikala", "Mikalai", "Mikalay", "Mikasi", "Mikayel", "Mikayla", "Mike", "Mikel", "Mikelo", "Mikey", "Mikha'el", "Mikha'il", "Mikhaatah", "Mikhael", "Mikhah", "Mikhail", "Mikhaila", "Mikhailo", "Mikhailu", "Mikhal", "Mikhayahu", "Mikheil", "Mikheili", "Mikhoterath", "Miki", "Mikiel", "Mikiko", "Mikin", "Mikio", "Mikita", "Mikk", "Mikka", "Mikkal", "Mikkel", "Mikkeline", "Mikki", "Mikkjal", "Mikko", "Mikkol", "Mikku", "Miklagracy", "Miklas", "Miklavž", "Mikloth", "Miklós", "Mikneiah", "Miko", "Mikolaj", "Mikoláš", "Mikołaj", "Mikołajek", "Mikołojek", "Miksa", "Miku", "Mikula", "Mikuláš", "Mila", "Milad", "Milada", "Milagres", "Milagros", "Milagrosa", "Milalai", "Milan", "Milana", "Milani", "Milania", "Milanka", "Milann", "Milap", "Milashka", "Milav", "Milburga", "Milburn", "Milcah", "Milcom", "Mild", "Milda", "Mildburg", "Mildgyð", "Mildgyþ", "Mildina", "Mildo", "Mildred", "Mildþryð", "Mildþryþ", "Mile", "Milead", "Milek", "Milen", "Milena", "Milene", "Milenko", "Miles", "Miletum", "Mileva", "Miley", "Milford", "Milhan", "Milhel", "Mili", "Milian", "Milica", "Militsa", "Milivoj", "Milja", "Miljan", "Miljana", "Miljenko", "Miljá", "Milka", "Milkah", "Milkherem", "Milko", "Milkyaton", "Mill", "Milla", "Millaray", "Millard", "Mille", "Miller", "Milli", "Millicent", "Millie", "Millo", "Milly", "Milo", "Milodrag", "Milogost", "Miloje", "Milojica", "Milomir", "Miloque", "Milorad", "Milosh", "Miloslav", "Miloslava", "Milot", "Milou", "Milovan", "Miloš", "Milpitas", "Miltiades", "Milton", "Milu", "Milud", "Milus", "Miluše", "Miluška", "Milvi", "Milya", "Milyausha", "Milàn", "Milán", "Miléin", "Miléna", "Milú", "Mimi", "Mimia", "Mimmi", "Mimoza", "Min", "Min-A", "Min-Chae", "Min-Geon", "Min-Gi", "Min-Gyeol", "Min-Gyeong", "Min-Gyo", "Min-Gyu", "Min-Ha", "Min-Ho", "Min-Hu", "Min-Hui", "Min-Hyeok", "Min-Hyeong", "Min-Jae", "Min-Je", "Min-Jeong", "Min-Ji", "Min-Jin", "Min-Ju", "Min-Jun", "Min-Seo", "Min-Seok", "Min-Seon", "Min-Seong", "Min-Seop", "Min-Seung", "Min-Sol", "Min-Su", "Min-U", "Min-Uk", "Min-Yeong", "Min-Yu", "Min-Yul", "Mina", "Minaben", "Minahil", "Minako", "Minakshi", "Minali", "Minati", "Minato", "Minc", "Mincho", "Minda", "Mindartis", "Mindaugas", "Mindia", "Mindrith", "Mindy", "Mine", "Minea", "Mineko", "Minenhle", "Mineo", "Minerva", "Minette", "Ming", "Mingan", "Minghua", "Minghui", "Mingjie", "Mingjun", "Mingli", "Mingliang", "Mingming", "Mingsheng", "Mingshi", "Mingxia", "Mingxing", "Mingyu", "Mingzhu", "Minh", "Minha", "Minho", "Minhua", "Mini", "Miniamin", "Minik", "Minjie", "Mink", "Minke", "Minko", "Minna", "Minneiah", "Minni", "Minnie", "Minninnewah", "Minnith", "Minnow", "Minná", "Minodora", "Minola", "Minoo", "Minor", "Minoru", "Minos", "Minta", "Minttu", "Mintxo", "Minty", "Minu", "Minushe", "Minwae", "Minwi", "Minza", "Minzuet", "Mio", "Miodrag", "Miomir", "Miquel", "Miquelina", "Mir", "Mira", "Mirabella", "Mirabelle", "Miracle", "Miracolosa", "Miraculosa", "Miraculum", "Miragres", "Miraj", "Mirajan", "Miram", "Miran", "Mirand", "Miranda", "Mirari", "Miray", "Miraç", "Mircea", "Mirchadrius", "Mirche", "Mirco", "Mirdza", "Mire", "Mireczek", "Mirei", "Mireia", "Mireille", "Mirek", "Mirela", "Mirele", "Mirella", "Mirembe", "Miren", "Miret", "Mireya", "Mirha", "Miri", "Miriah", "Miriam", "Miriama", "Mirian", "Miriana", "Miriane", "Mirica", "Miril", "Mirinda", "Mirit", "Mirja", "Mirjam", "Mirjami", "Mirjan", "Mirjana", "Mirjandebek", "Mirjeta", "Mirjo", "Mirjá", "Mirka", "Mirko", "Mirma", "Mirmah", "Mirman", "Mirna", "Miro", "Miron", "Mironi", "Miroslav", "Miroslava", "Mirosz", "Miroszek", "Mirosław", "Mirosława", "Mirotsuke", "Mirsad", "Mirsada", "Mirta", "Mirte", "Mirthe", "Miruna", "Mirwais", "Mirza", "Mirèio", "Mirèlha", "Mirče", "Mis'id", "Misa", "Misae", "Misael", "Misaki", "Misako", "Misali", "Misao", "Mischa", "Mise", "Misema", "Misericordia", "Misericordis", "Misericòrdia", "Misha", "Mishael", "Mishal", "Misham", "Mishann", "Misheal", "Mishiko", "Mishiro", "Mishka", "Mishkhaal", "Mishma", "Mishmannah", "Misho", "Mishraites", "Misi", "Misia", "Misidor", "Misiek", "Miska", "Miski", "Mislav", "Mislovik", "Miso", "Misont", "Mispar", "Mispereth", "Misrephoth-maim", "Missi", "Missie", "Missouri", "Missy", "Mist", "Mistawasis", "Mistefa", "Mister", "Misti", "Misty", "Misu", "Misuzu", "Mita", "Mitar", "Mitch", "Mitchell", "Mitena", "Mitexi", "Mith", "Mithalesh", "Mithat", "Mithcah", "Mithilesh", "Mithnite", "Mithra", "Mithradatha", "Mithras", "Mithredath", "Mithridates", "Mithu", "Mithun", "Miti", "Mitică", "Mitirthis", "Mitja", "Mitko", "Mitra", "Mitre", "Mitrine", "Mitrodora", "Mitrofan", "Mitsa", "Mitsika", "Mitsiko", "Mitsis", "Mitsu", "Mitsuaki", "Mitsue", "Mitsueda", "Mitsugi", "Mitsuharu", "Mitsuhiko", "Mitsuhiro", "Mitsuho", "Mitsuki", "Mitsuko", "Mitsun", "Mitsunori", "Mitsuo", "Mitsuru", "Mitsutoshi", "Mitsuyo", "Mitsuyoshi", "Mittarl'iro'ktarloo", "Mittens", "Mitul", "Mitunbaal", "Mitur", "Mitus", "Mitusha", "Mitxel", "Mitya", "Mityay", "Mitylene", "Mitzi", "Miu", "Mival", "Miwa", "Miwako", "Mix", "Miya", "Miyake", "Miyako", "Miyar", "Miyo", "Miyoko", "Miyoshi", "Miyu", "Miyuki", "Miza", "Mizar", "Mizpah", "Mizpar", "Mizraim", "Mizue", "Mizuho", "Mizuki", "Mizzah", "Miĉelo", "Miĉjo", "Miĥaelino", "Miĥaelo", "Miķelis", "Miłek", "Miłka", "Miłogost", "Miłosz", "Miłosław", "Miłosława", "Miłosławatarce", "Miŝelo", "Miša", "Miško", "Miжla", "Mladen", "Mladenka", "Mladzeya", "Mm", "Mn", "Mnason", "Mnem", "Mneme", "Mnemosyne", "Mninote", "Mo", "Moa", "Moab", "Moacion", "Moacir", "Moadiah", "Moae", "Moana", "Mochni", "Mochán", "Moctezuma", "Modec", "Moder", "Moderna", "Modes", "Modest", "Modesta", "Modestas", "Modeste", "Modestine", "Modesto", "Modestus", "Modesty", "Modou", "Modred", "Modron", "Modu", "Modwen", "Modwenna", "Modwik", "Modwulf", "Moe", "Moema", "Moerani", "Moert", "Mogeli", "Mogens", "Mogruk", "Mohamad", "Mohamed", "Mohammad", "Mohammadi", "Mohammadullah", "Mohammed", "Mohan", "Mohana", "Mohandas", "Mohandfor", "Mohani", "Mohe", "Mohibullah", "Mohinder", "Mohini", "Mohit", "Mohiuddin", "Mohiya", "Mohkku", "Mohsen", "Moimir", "Moir", "Moira", "Moire", "Moirr", "Moirrey", "Moise", "Moises", "Moisey", "Moishe", "Moisi", "Moisés", "Mojag", "Mojca", "Mojdeh", "Mojgan", "Mojisola", "Mojmi", "Mojmír", "Mok", "Moka", "Mokatavatah", "Mokci", "Mokee'e", "Moketavato", "Moketaveto", "Moketoveto", "Mokhamad", "Mokhammad", "Mokhammat", "Mokhmad", "Mokhtar", "Moki", "Mokona", "Mokosh", "Mokovaoto", "Mol", "Moladah", "Moldeyes", "Mole", "Molech", "Molid", "Molill", "Molimo", "Molin", "Molina", "Moling", "Molinus", "Molle", "Mollea", "Mollie", "Mollim", "Mollus", "Mollusc", "Mollusk", "Molly", "Mollá", "Moloch", "Momchil", "Momcio", "Momen", "Momer", "Momi", "Momiji", "Momil", "Momin", "Momina", "Momir", "Momoe", "Momoka", "Momoko", "Momolits", "Mon", "Mon-Zuz", "Mon-gog", "Mona", "Monalisa", "Monanto", "Monar", "Monarch", "Monard", "Monat", "Moncho", "Monday", "Mondi", "Monenna", "Monet", "Mongfind", "Mongkut", "Mongwau", "Monia", "Monica", "Monifa", "Monika", "Monique", "Monisha", "Monna", "Monnawya", "Monnie", "Monorgasmite", "Monrail", "Monroe", "Monrover", "Monsa", "Monserrat", "Monserrata", "Monserrato", "Monsonent", "Mont", "Monta", "Montague", "Montana", "Monte", "Montezuma", "Montgomery", "Montie", "Montse", "Montserrat", "Montu", "Monty", "Moodiya", "Moody", "Moomo", "Moon", "Moonbrook", "Moonika", "Moonwhisper", "Moora", "Moore", "Moos", "Moose", "Mooserlito", "Moosue", "Mor", "Mora", "Morales", "Moralesias", "Moralesiastro", "Moralez", "Moran", "Morana", "Moranchez", "Morano", "Moranzales", "Moray", "Morca", "Morcant", "Morcar", "Mordad", "Mordai", "Mordecai", "Mordechai", "Mordokhay", "Mordred", "More", "Moreen", "Moreh", "Morena", "Moreno", "Mores", "Morez", "Morgaine", "Morgan", "Morgana", "Morgane", "Morgen", "Morgran", "Mori", "Moria", "Moriah", "Morijah", "Morijs", "Moriko", "Morio", "Moritz", "Morka", "Morlees", "Morleo", "Morley", "Mormolyce", "Morn", "Morna", "Morning", "Moro", "Morpheus", "Morquinal", "Morrales", "Morrano", "Morreno", "Morrez", "Morrigan", "Morril", "Morris", "Morro", "Morrora", "Morrígan", "Morstem", "Mort", "Morta", "Mortan", "Morte", "Morten", "Morteza", "Morthos", "Morticia", "Mortimer", "Morton", "Mortu", "Morty", "Morvarid", "Morven", "Morwen", "Morwenn", "Morwenna", "Mose", "Moseber", "Moserah", "Moses", "Moshe", "Mosher", "Mosi", "Moskifer", "Mosmolys", "Moss", "Mossie", "Most", "Mostafa", "Mostana", "Mostyn", "Mosè", "Mot", "Motavato", "Motecuhzoma", "Motega", "Motel", "Moth", "Motha", "Moti", "Motiejus", "Motilal", "Motke", "Moto", "Motoichi", "Motoko", "Motoo", "Motya", "Mouhamed", "Mouna", "Moung-Junicio", "Mountain", "Mountaindew", "Mour", "Mourad", "Mouric", "Mourn", "Mousa", "Mouse", "Mouses", "Moussa", "Moustafa", "Moustapha", "Mousumi", "Mox", "Moxon", "Moya", "Moyan", "Moyna", "Moyra", "Moysei", "Moyses", "Moytoy", "Moza", "Mozah", "Mozart", "Mozella", "Mozelle", "Mozes", "Mozhdeh", "Mozhgan", "Mozulatrix", "Mozz", "Mozzarella", "Moïse", "Mphanihong", "Mphatso", "Mpho", "Mphor", "Mridula", "Mriech", "Mrike", "Mrikë", "Mrs", "Mstislav", "Mtenda", "Mtendere", "Mthiyane", "Mtvarisa", "Mu", "Mu'tamid", "Mu'tasim", "Muadh", "Muadhnait", "Muadnat", "Muata", "Mubarak", "Mube", "Mubert", "Mubin", "Mubina", "Mubiru", "Mucel", "Muchuuk", "Mucianus", "Mudiwa", "Mudol", "Mudolit", "Muehrat", "Mufaddal", "Mug", "Muha", "Muhamad", "Muhamadkhan", "Muhamed", "Muhamet", "Muhammad", "Muhammadu", "Muhammaduddin", "Muhammed", "Muhammet", "Muharah", "Muharem", "Muharram", "Muharrem", "Muhei", "Muhemmet", "Muhsin", "Muhsina", "Muhtar", "Mui", "Muir", "Muirchertach", "Muire", "Muireadhach", "Muireall", "Muireann", "Muiredach", "Muirenciška", "Muirenn", "Muirgel", "Muirgen", "Muirgheal", "Muirichi", "Muirina", "Muiris", "Muirne", "Muirín", "Mujahid", "Mujib", "Mujibullah", "Mujibur", "Mujie", "Mujo", "Mujtaba", "Mukami", "Mukene", "Mukes", "Mukesh", "Mukesha", "Mukeshr", "Mukh", "Mukhamed", "Mukhammad", "Mukhammed", "Mukhran", "Mukhtaar", "Mukhtar", "Mukki", "Mukta", "Muktawia", "Mukujun", "Mukul", "Mula", "Mulan", "Mulch", "Mulic", "Mulla", "Mullah", "Mulralleth", "Mumbe", "Mumbi", "Mumed", "Mumign", "Mumin", "Mumina", "Muminat", "Muminata", "Mumtaz", "Mumturne", "Muna", "Munashe", "Munawar", "Mund", "Mundek", "Mundi", "Mundzik", "Mundzio", "Mundzuk", "Muneo", "Mungo", "Muni", "Munica", "Munir", "Munira", "Munkhtsetseg", "Munna", "Munni", "Munro", "Munroe", "Munya", "Munyaradzi", "Munyich", "Munzad", "Mupine", "Mupitsukupʉ", "Muppim", "Muppine", "Muraco", "Murad", "Muradi", "Murali", "Murat", "Murchad", "Murchadh", "Murdag", "Murdo", "Murdoch", "Mure", "Mures", "Muriel", "Murielle", "Murifumin", "Murih", "Murilo", "Murithi", "Murman", "Murmani", "Murna", "Murnez", "Murnig", "Murnus", "Murnyethara", "Muroslither", "Murph", "Murpham", "Murphie", "Murphy", "Murphys", "Murra", "Murray", "Murrel", "Murron", "Murrough", "Mursal", "Murt", "Murtada", "Murtagh", "Murtaz", "Murtaza", "Murtazi", "Murtia", "Murugan", "Murukan", "Muruneacht", "Mus'ad", "Musa", "Musc", "Muscat", "Muschał", "Muscowequan", "Mushi", "Mushni", "Mushounl", "Music", "Muslaus", "Muslim", "Mustafa", "Mustapha", "Mut", "Mute", "Mutemwiya", "Muthaluthea", "Muthoni", "Mutnedjmet", "Mutsu", "Mutsuko", "Mutsumi", "Mutsuo", "Muzhda", "Muzmuzanthus", "Muñoz", "Mwajuma", "Mwan", "Mwanahamisi", "Mwanahawa", "Mwanaidi", "Mwanaisha", "Mwanajuma", "Mwangi", "Mwanoso", "Mwayi", "Mwenya", "Mxyzptlk", "My", "Mya", "Myah", "Myarnath", "Myastan", "Myat", "Myatom", "Mybelal", "Mybert", "Myble", "Myeon", "Myeong", "Myeong-Jin", "Myeong-Jun", "Myeong-Suk", "Myev", "Myf", "Myfanwy", "Myftar", "Myghal", "Myka", "Mykelti", "Mykha'il", "Mykhail", "Mykhaila", "Mykhailo", "Mykhammer", "Mykhaylo", "Myki", "Mykie", "Mykola", "Mykolas", "Mykyta", "Myl", "Myla", "Mylah", "Mylan", "Mylann", "Myles", "Mylo", "Mylyl", "Mylène", "Mynte", "Mynter", "Myra", "Myranda", "Myrat", "Myrcella", "Myrcer", "Myrddin", "Myrdin", "Myrgjǫl", "Myriam", "Myrn", "Myrna", "Myron", "Myroslav", "Myroslava", "Myrrhine", "Myrteza", "Myrth", "Myrthe", "Myrtie", "Myrtle", "Myrto", "Myrvete", "Mysia", "Mysie", "Myslim", "Myst", "Mystery", "Mystie", "Myung", "Myviir", "Myxiphon", "Myzadeja", "Myzafer", "Myzar", "Myzejen", "Mzeona", "Mzevinar", "Mzia", "Mziana", "Mzisa", "Mzisadar", "Mzisana", "Mziur", "Mziuri", "Màiri", "Màriu", "Màrius", "Màxim", "Máddji", "Máddjá", "Máde", "Mádes", "Máedóc", "Máel", "Mággá", "Mághna", "Mághnus", "Mágredá", "Máhtar", "Máhte", "Máhtte", "Máhtto", "Máhttá", "Máidna", "Máidnu", "Máighréad", "Máijá", "Máilá", "Máire", "Máirt", "Máirtín", "Máiréad", "Máirín", "Mákke", "Málmfríðr", "Márcia", "Márcio", "Márciszen", "Máre", "Máren", "Máret", "Márge", "Márggert", "Márgget", "Márgrehtá", "Márgreittá", "Márgu", "Mária", "Mário", "Márion", "Márjjá", "Márjá", "Márk", "Márkkos", "Márta", "Márte", "Márten", "Mártol", "Márton", "Mártuska", "Mártá", "Mátyás", "Máté", "Mávdno", "Mávdnos", "Mávdná", "Mávnnel", "Mávnos", "Mávra", "Mávrres", "Máxima", "Máximo", "Máđen", "Máša", "Mädchemma", "Mädchen", "Märt", "Märta", "Märtha", "Målfrid", "Måns", "Mårten", "Måva", "Mæja", "Mærwine", "Méabh", "Mécia", "Mégane", "Mélanie", "Mélia", "Mélie", "Mélina", "Méline", "Mélioth", "Mélisande", "Mélissa", "Mélodie", "Mélody", "Mélope", "Mélya", "Mélyna", "Mìcheal", "Mìcheil", "Mía", "Mícheál", "Mílton", "Míra", "Míriam", "Míša", "Mïa", "Mònica", "Mòr", "Mòrag", "Mòrasvino", "Móeiður", "Móirín", "Mónica", "Mónika", "Mór", "Mór-Ríoghain", "Móric", "Mórríghan", "Mózes", "Mônica", "Mönkhtsetseg", "Mücah", "Mücahit", "Müge", "Müjde", "Müjgan", "Mümin", "Mümine", "Mümtaz", "Münir", "Münire", "Mālie", "Māra", "Mārcis", "Māris", "Mārtach", "Mārti", "Mārtius", "Mārtiņš", "Mārīte", "Māui", "Mădălina", "Mścisław", "Mədinə", "Məhəmməd", "Məhəmmədəli", "Mələk", "Məmməd", "Məryəm", "Məsumə", "Mỹ", "N", "N'Drata", "N'Frakal", "N'ba N'ga", "N'dre", "N-41", "Na", "Na'amah", "Na'im", "Na'ima", "Na'li", "Na'omi", "Na'tey", "Na'tuna", "Na-Eun", "Na-Gyeong", "Na-Hui", "Na-Hyeon", "Na-Ra", "Na-Rae", "Na-Raegan", "Na-Rin", "Na-Won", "Na-Ye", "Na-Yeon", "Na-Yeong", "Na-Yul", "Na-Yun", "Naa", "Naadirah", "Naadsthaah", "Naaji", "Naalnish", "Naam", "Naama", "Naamah", "Naaman", "Naamth", "Naamus", "Naarah", "Naarai", "Naart", "Naashon", "Naasson", "Naasunnguaq", "Nabal", "Nabi", "Nabia", "Nabil", "Nabila", "Nabith", "Nabopolassar", "Nabor", "Naboth", "Nabouchodonosor", "Nabu", "Nabu-Apla-Usur", "Nabu-Kudurri-Usur", "Nabuchodonosor", "Nabul", "Nace", "Nacho", "Nachon", "Nachor", "Nachum", "Nachyn", "Naci", "Nacio", "Nackle", "Nada", "Nadab", "Nadarr", "Nadav", "Nadbroicc", "Nadeem", "Nadejda", "Nader", "Nadeuszek", "Nadezda", "Nadezhda", "Nadežda", "Nadi", "Nadia", "Nadica", "Nadiia", "Nadim", "Nadine", "Nadir", "Nadira", "Nadiram", "Nadire", "Nadiya", "Nadiye", "Nadiyya", "Nadja", "Nadjan", "Nadjana", "Nadra", "Nadri", "Nadya", "Nadyukha", "Nadzeya", "Nadzieja", "Nadziejka", "Nadzio", "Nadège", "Naděna", "Naděžda", "Naecu", "Naeem", "Nael", "Naenia", "Naer", "Naeris", "Naertho", "Naevius", "Naezumin", "Nafije", "Nafisa", "Nafiset", "Nafs", "Nafsane", "Nafshah", "Naftali", "Nafula", "Naga", "Nagamani", "Nagamma", "Nagaraja", "Nagaraju", "Nagendra", "Nagga", "Naggai", "Naggair", "Nagge", "Naghmah", "Nagi", "Nagib", "Nagina", "Nagore", "Nah", "Nah-Zeuthi", "Nahal", "Nahale", "Nahaliel", "Nahallal", "Naham", "Nahamani", "Naharai", "Naharaim", "Nahari", "Nahash", "Nahath", "Nahbi", "Nahcomence", "Naheed", "Nahel", "Nahele", "Nahia", "Nahid", "Nahidah", "Nahil", "Nahimana", "Nahiossi", "Nahla", "Nahlianantia", "Nahor", "Nahshon", "Nahu", "Nahuel", "Nahum", "Nahël", "Nahïl", "Nai'lo", "Naia", "Naiara", "Naib", "Naiche", "Naid", "Naida", "Naiffr", "Nail", "Naila", "Naile", "Naili", "Naill", "Naily", "Nailya", "Naim", "Naime", "Nain", "Nainsí", "Naio", "Naioth", "Nair", "Naira", "Nairobi", "Nairyosangha", "Naivara", "Naja", "Najada", "Najden", "Najeeb", "Naji", "Najia", "Najib", "Najiba", "Najibullah", "Najida", "Najideni", "Najih", "Najila", "Najin", "Najinda", "Najit", "Najla", "Najm", "Najma", "Najmuddin", "Najoua", "Najuehvur", "Najwa", "Naka", "Nakalcen", "Nakar", "Nakato", "Nakeish", "Nakeisha", "Nakish", "Nakisha", "Nakshatra", "Nakso", "Nala", "Nalai", "Nalajda", "Nalakakanu", "Nalakugate", "Nalav", "Naldipliab", "Naldo", "Naleilehuaapele", "Nalia", "Naliab", "Naliaka", "Nalin", "Nalini", "Naliʻipoʻaimoku", "Nalle", "Nallely", "Nalpeo", "Nalpeu", "Nam", "Nama", "Naman", "Namdev", "Nameen", "Namfoodle", "Namfor", "Nami", "Namie", "Namik", "Namiko", "Namis", "Namita", "Namius", "Namrata", "Namul", "Nan", "Nana", "Nanabah", "Nanabozho", "Nanabush", "Nanaea", "Nanah", "Nanaia", "Nanako", "Nanami", "Nanano", "Nanaue", "Nanaya", "Nancahamb", "Nance", "Nancent", "Nances", "Nancie", "Nancio", "Nanco", "Nancsi", "Nancy", "Nand", "Nanda", "Nandag", "Nandalal", "Nandini", "Nandita", "Nando", "Nandu", "Nanette", "Naneylere", "Nang", "Nangonch", "Nangyali", "Nani", "Nanit", "Nanjala", "Nanna", "Nano", "Nanook", "Nansee", "Nansi", "Nanswin", "Nantavis", "Nanuk", "Nanul", "Nanuli", "Nanuq", "Nao", "Naoe", "Naohiro", "Naoibha", "Naoise", "Naoji", "Naoki", "Naoko", "Naomh", "Naomhán", "Naomi", "Naomie", "Naoto", "Naoum", "Naoya", "Naoyingzeba", "Naoyuki", "Napayshni", "Naphish", "Naphtali", "Napier", "Napo", "Napoleon", "Napoleone", "Napoléon", "Naqi", "Naqib", "Naqibuigj", "Naqibullah", "Nara", "Naranbaatar", "Narane", "Narangerel", "Narantsetseg", "Narasamma", "Narayan", "Narayana", "Narayanamma", "Narayanan", "Narcelia", "Narcer", "Narcia", "Narcisa", "Narciso", "Narcissa", "Narcisse", "Narcissus", "Narcyz", "Narcís", "Nare", "Nareim", "Narek", "Narelle", "Nareloi", "Narendra", "Naresh", "Nareth", "Nargarétar", "Narges", "Nargis", "Nargiza", "Nargizi", "Nari", "Narikk", "Narikum", "Narim", "Nariman", "Narin", "Narinder", "Narine", "Narini", "Narissu", "Narkas", "Narkissos", "Narko", "Narm", "Narma", "Narmen", "Narmer", "Narseh", "Narses", "Nartor", "Naruhito", "Narzot", "Nascha", "Nascimbene", "Naseeb", "Naseeba", "Naseebullah", "Naseem", "Naseer", "Naseg", "Nash", "Nashoba", "Nashte", "Nashwa", "Nasi", "Nasib", "Nasiba", "Nasili", "Nasim", "Nasima", "Nasimiyu", "Nasir", "Nasira", "Nasirii", "Nasis", "Naska", "Nasna", "Nasnan", "Nasni", "Nasom", "Nason", "Nasratullah", "Nasreen", "Nasrin", "Nasrudd", "Nasruddin", "Nasrullah", "Nassar", "Nasser", "Nassim", "Nasta", "Nastana", "Nastas", "Nastasia", "Nastassia", "Nastasya", "Naste", "Nastia", "Nastiāna", "Nastja", "Nastka", "Nastob", "Nastrerhi", "Nastya", "Nat", "Nata", "Natacha", "Natale", "Natalee", "Natali", "Natalia", "Natalie", "Natalija", "Natalina", "Natalino", "Natalio", "Natalius", "Nataliya", "Natalja", "Natalka", "Natallia", "Natalya", "Natam", "Natan", "Natanael", "Natanaele", "Natanail", "Nataniel", "Natano", "Natas", "Natasa", "Natascha", "Natasha", "Natasja", "Natasza", "Nataļja", "Nataša", "Nate", "Natea", "Natek", "Natela", "Natha", "Nathalie", "Nathan", "Nathan-melech")>> <<elseif _choiceOfList is 8>> <<set _name to either("Nathanael", "Nathanaelit", "Nathanahel", "Nathanaël", "Nathandem", "Nathanice", "Nathaniel", "Nathaniell", "Nathaniella", "Nathanielly", "Nathaël", "Nather", "Natherine", "Natheryl", "Nathew", "Nathleen", "Nathley", "Nathryn", "Nathália", "Nati", "Natia", "Natiancks", "Natiko", "Natill", "Natille", "Natio", "Natisha", "Natius", "Natividad", "Natividade", "Natka", "Natko", "Nato", "Natrio", "Natrul", "Natruli", "Natsisiek", "Natsiya", "Natsue", "Natsuki", "Natsuko", "Natsumi", "Natung", "Nature", "Natuska", "Natàlia", "Natália", "Natálie", "Natáliese", "Natālija", "Nauja", "Naum", "Naurhynr", "Nausicaa", "Nausikaa", "Naustan", "Nava", "Navarez", "Navariguez", "Navarin", "Navarinez", "Navarra", "Navarrez", "Navarro", "Navartin", "Navartinguez", "Navdeep", "Naveed", "Naveedullah", "Naveen", "Navi", "Navid", "Navidson", "Navin", "Navneet", "Navy", "Nawab", "Nawal", "Nawat", "Nawel", "Nawkaw", "Nawna", "Nawra", "Naxhije", "Naxhios", "Naya", "Nayantara", "Nayara", "Nayaras", "Nayati", "Nayay", "Nayden", "Nayeli", "Nayla", "Naz", "Naza'e", "Nazaire", "Nazak", "Nazanin", "Nazar", "Nazarenus", "Nazaret", "Nazareth", "Nazario", "Nazarite", "Nazarius", "Nazariy", "Nazd", "Nazdana", "Naze", "Nazeer", "Nazeeraah", "Nazein", "Nazemudeni", "Nazen", "Nazer", "Nazgul", "Nazia", "Nazibrola", "Nazif", "Nazifa", "Nazih", "Naziha", "Nazik", "Naziko", "Nazila", "Nazim", "Nazime", "Nazir", "Nazira", "Nazli", "Nazmi", "Nazmie", "Nazmije", "Nazmina", "Nazmínia", "Nazneen", "Nazo", "Nazshoni", "Nazsi", "Nazzareno", "Naël", "Naëlle", "Naïa", "Naïl", "Naïla", "Naïm", "Naïma", "Naďa", "Ndidi", "Ndoc", "Ndocio", "Ndriçim", "Ndubuisi", "Ndue", "Nea", "Neacel", "Neah", "Neal", "Neale", "Neapolis", "Near", "Neariah", "Neas", "Neasa", "Neassa", "Neave", "Neb", "Neba", "Nebai", "Nebaioth", "Nebajoth", "Neballat", "Nebas", "Nebat", "Nebet-Hut", "Nebi", "Nebil", "Nebile", "Nebin", "Nebo", "Nebojša", "Nebraska", "Nebrie", "Nebrod", "Nebu", "Nebuchadnezzar", "Nebuchadrezzar", "Nebul", "Nebushasban", "Nebushasi", "Nebushazban", "Nebuzalea", "Nebuzar", "Nebuzar-adan", "Neccalipsor", "Nechemyah", "Necho", "Nechtan", "Necla", "Neco", "Necoda", "Nectudad", "Neculai", "Ned", "Neda", "Nedabiah", "Nedda", "Nedeia", "Nedelcho", "Nedeljk", "Nedeljka", "Nedeljko", "Nedelka", "Nedelko", "Nedelya", "Neder", "Nediljka", "Nediljko", "Nedim", "Nedjeljka", "Nedjeljko", "Nedyalka", "Nedyalko", "Neea", "Neega", "Neel", "Neela", "Neelam", "Neelanvaliabiddot", "Neeldriwol", "Neeli", "Neelima", "Neeltje", "Neely", "Neelzowai", "Neema", "Neemias", "Neena", "Neer", "Neeraj", "Neeraule", "Neesha", "Nefeli", "Neferkare", "Nefertari", "Nefertem", "Nefertiti", "Neferuptah", "Neferus", "Neferusobek", "Nefes", "Nefi", "Nefise", "Neftali", "Negar", "Negin", "Neginoth", "Neha", "Nehanna", "Nehelamite", "Nehemiah", "Nehir", "Nehum", "Nehushta", "Nehushtan", "Nehuén", "Neic", "Neiel", "Neifion", "Neifon", "Neil", "Neilina", "Neilos", "Neipih", "Neirin", "Neith", "Neiy", "Neizan", "Neja", "Nejc", "Nejla", "Nek", "Neka", "Nekane", "Nekesa", "Neki", "Nekit", "Nekita", "Neko", "Nekoda", "Nekos", "Nektaria", "Nektarios", "Nel", "Nela", "Nelda", "Nele", "Nelechullon", "Nelene", "Nelet", "Neleuscr", "Neli", "Nelia", "Nelida", "Neliko", "Nelin", "Nelinha", "Nelinho", "Nelio", "Nelka", "Nell", "Nella", "Nellas", "Nelle", "Nelli", "Nellie", "Nello", "Nelly", "Nellya", "Nels", "Nelson", "Nelu", "Nelya", "Nem", "Nemanja", "Nemeia", "Nemesis", "Nemetsk", "Nemmonis", "Nemo", "Nemuel", "Nen", "Nena", "Nenad", "Nendrethrufk", "Nenne", "Nennius", "Neno", "Nensi", "Nensisie", "Neo", "Neofit", "Neofytos", "Neofþegn", "Neohna", "Neohne'e", "Neohnny", "Neoma", "Neon", "Neopher", "Neophon", "Neophytos", "Neopsy", "Neoptolemos", "Neoptolemus", "Nepheg", "Nepheia", "Nephele", "Nephi", "Nephinzade", "Nephis", "Nephish", "Nephishesim", "Nephon", "Nephthalim", "Nephthoah", "Nephthris", "Nephthys", "Nephusim", "Neptim", "Neptune", "Neptuno", "Neptunus", "Ner", "Nere", "Nerea", "Nerege", "Nereida", "Neremir", "Neremyn", "Nereo", "Nereus", "Nereyda", "Nergal", "Nergal-sharezer", "Nergis", "Nergljo", "Nergüi", "Neri", "Neria", "Neriah", "Neric", "Nerick", "Nerida", "Neriglissar", "Nerin", "Nerina", "Nerio", "Nerissa", "Neritan", "Nermal", "Nermin", "Nermina", "Nermine", "Nero", "Neroe", "Ners", "Nerses", "Nerstark", "Nerthus", "Nertil", "Nertila", "Nerus", "Nerva", "Nery", "Nerys", "Nerþuz", "Nes", "Nesim", "Neske", "Nesrin", "Nesrîn", "Ness", "Nessa", "Nessie", "Nest", "Nesta", "Nestan", "Nestani", "Nestele", "Nestifer", "Nestije", "Nestin", "Nesto", "Nestor", "Nestore", "Nestori", "Nestus", "Neta", "Netan'el", "Netanel", "Netanyahu", "Neth", "Nethaneel", "Nethanel", "Nethaniah", "Nethinims", "Nethzeperloth", "Netis", "Netsai", "Netta", "Nettie", "Nettle", "Nettuno", "Netuno", "Neus", "Neutber", "Neutrix", "Neva", "Neva'e", "Nevada", "Nevaeh", "Nevak", "Nevan", "Nevard", "Nevas", "Neve", "Neven", "Nevena", "Nevenka", "Neves", "Nevila", "Neville", "Nevio", "Nevra", "Nevukhadnetztzar", "New Folder", "New", "Newa", "Newelle", "Newen", "Newette", "Newey", "Newline", "Newt", "Newton", "Nexhip", "Nexhmia", "Nexhmie", "Nexhmije", "Neyla", "Neziah", "Nezib", "Nezih", "Nezihe", "Nezir", "Neïla", "Neşe", "Neža", "Nga", "Ngaio", "Ngaire", "Ngawang", "Ngelo", "Ngoc", "Ngozi", "Nguyen", "Nguyên", "Nguyệt", "Ngải", "Ngọc", "Nhukhem", "Nhung", "Nia", "Niall", "Niam", "Niamh", "Nian", "Niande", "Niani", "Niaz", "Nibhaz", "Nibsha", "Nibshan", "Nibtucket", "Nibá", "Nic", "Nicander", "Nicanor", "Niccanniel", "Nicci", "Nicco", "Niccolò", "Nicefor", "Nicephorus", "Nichael", "Nicharl", "Nicharles", "Nicharley", "Nicharon", "Nichary", "Nichel", "Nichell", "Nichella", "Nichelle", "Nichi", "Nichol", "Nichola", "Nicholas", "Nichole", "Nick", "Nicki", "Nickie", "Nicklas", "Nickolas", "Nickolaus", "Nicky", "Niclas", "Nico", "Nicodemo", "Nicodemus", "Nicodème", "Nicol", "Nicola", "Nicolaas", "Nicolae", "Nicolai", "Nicolaitanes", "Nicolao", "Nicolaos", "Nicolas", "Nicolasa", "Nicolau", "Nicolaus", "Nicole", "Nicolet", "Nicoleta", "Nicoletta", "Nicolette", "Nicolina", "Nicoline", "Nicolino", "Nicolás", "Nicolò", "Nicomachus", "Nicomede", "Nicomedes", "Nicopolis", "Nicostrato", "Nicostratus", "Nicte", "Nicu", "Nicușor", "Nicéphore", "Nid", "Nida", "Nidhi", "Nidia", "Niecisław", "Niek", "Niels", "Nieneriav", "Nienke", "Nienná", "Nient", "Niesha", "Nietta", "Nietzche", "Nieve", "Nieves", "Nifiras", "Nigan", "Nigel", "Nigella", "Nigellus", "Nightbreeze", "Nightshade", "Nigina", "Nigo", "Nigos", "Nigul", "Nihad", "Nihal", "Nihana", "Nihat", "Nihilanth", "Nihils", "Nihk", "Nihkeo", "Nihkke", "Nihkko", "Nihkolávo", "Nihkul", "Nihkuub", "Nii", "Niich", "Niichaad", "Niikke", "Niikko", "Niil", "Niillas", "Niillá", "Niillán-", "Niilo", "Niilá", "Niina", "Nijo", "Nijolė", "Nik", "Nika", "Nikan", "Nikandr", "Nikandros", "Nikanor", "Nikbakht", "Nike", "Nikeisha", "Nikephoros", "Niketa", "Niketas", "Nikha", "Nikhel", "Nikhil", "Nikhila", "Niki", "Nikias", "Nikica", "Nikifor", "Nikisha", "Nikita", "Nikitha", "Nikiti", "Nikki", "Nikko", "Nikkole", "Niklaghnum-Khufu", "Niklaghnum-Khutka", "Niklas", "Niklaus", "Niklāvs", "Niko", "Nikodem", "Nikodemos", "Nikodim", "Nikol", "Nikola", "Nikolaas", "Nikolai", "Nikolaino", "Nikolaj", "Nikolajs", "Nikolanjo", "Nikolao", "Nikolaos", "Nikolas", "Nikolasz", "Nikolaus", "Nikolay", "Nikolche", "Nikole", "Nikoleta", "Nikolett", "Nikoletta", "Nikolin", "Nikolina", "Nikoll", "Nikolla", "Nikollaq", "Nikollus", "Nikollë", "Nikoloz", "Nikolozi", "Nikolče", "Nikomachos", "Nikomedes", "Nikon", "Nikora", "Nikos", "Nikostratos", "Nikoś", "Nikusha", "Nikuś", "Nikša", "Nil", "Nila", "Nilab", "Nilam", "Nilas", "Nilay", "Nilda", "Nile", "Nilentice", "Niles", "Nilesh", "Nili", "Nilima", "Nilke", "Nillá", "Nillýscr", "Nilo", "Nilofar", "Nilofer", "Niloofar", "Niloufar", "Nilpa", "Nils", "Nilsa", "Nilse", "Nilufar", "Nilufer", "Nilus", "Nilá", "Nilán", "Nilüfer", "Nim", "Nima", "Nimat", "Nimatullah", "Nimeo", "Nimet", "Nimo", "Nimrah", "Nimrod", "Nimród", "Nimshi", "Nimue", "Nin", "Nina", "Ninad", "Ninan", "Nind", "Nindaanis", "Nine", "Ninej", "Ninel", "Ninela", "Nineli", "Ninette", "Nineveh", "Ninfa", "Ning", "Ningal", "Ningel", "Ninhursag", "Nini", "Ninian", "Ninisina", "Ninka", "Ninlil", "Ninn", "Ninna", "Ninnd", "Ninniau", "Ninny", "Nino", "Ninochka", "Ninon", "Ninos", "Ninoslav", "Ninoslava", "Ninov", "Ninsumun", "Ninsun", "Ninurta", "Niná", "Nináed", "Nio", "Niobe", "Nioclás", "Nir", "Niraco", "Nirafla", "Niraj", "Niranjan", "Niranjana", "Nirav", "Nirmal", "Nirmala", "Nirun", "Nirupama", "Nis", "Nisa", "Nisan", "Nisanur", "Nisar", "Nish", "Nisha", "Nishad", "Nishant", "Nishat", "Nishi", "Nishvajoth", "Nisroch", "Niss", "Nissa", "Nisus", "Nit", "Nita", "Nitesh", "Nitha", "Nithi", "Nithin", "Nithya", "Nitidi", "Nitika", "Nitin", "Nitine", "Nitis", "Nitu", "Nituna", "Nitus", "Nity", "Nitya", "Nitza", "Nitzan", "Niulang", "Niura", "Niusha", "Niuv", "Niv", "Nivan", "Niven", "Nives", "Nivetem", "Nivi", "Niviarsiaq", "Nivinde", "Niwi", "Nix", "Nixie", "Nixkamich", "Nixon", "Nixos", "Niya", "Niyaz", "Niyol", "Nizar", "Nizhenadzik", "Nizhoni", "Nizhóní", "Niĉjo", "Njaz", "Njazi", "Njeri", "Njing", "Njinga", "Njord", "Njulgu", "Njála", "Njáll", "Njáveš", "Njål", "Njǫrðr", "Nkanttanefas", "Nkauj", "Nkech", "Nkechi", "Nkechinyere", "Nkechiqir", "Nkemdilim", "Nkir", "Nkiru", "Nkiruka", "Nkosana", "Nkosazana", "Nkruma", "Nm", "Nn", "Nnamdi", "Nnar", "Nnargarejarion", "Nnargril", "Nnaria", "Nnek", "Nneka", "Nnen", "Nnenna", "Nnenne", "Nnuhiy", "No", "No'ah", "No-A", "No-Eyes", "No-Name", "Noa", "Noach", "Noadiah", "Noah", "Noaho", "Noak", "Noale", "Noam", "Noan", "Noao", "Noavae", "Noaĥo", "Nob", "Nobah", "Nobai", "Noble", "Nobody", "Noboru", "Nobu", "Nobuaki", "Nobue", "Nobuhiko", "Nobuhiro", "Nobuji", "Nobuko", "Nobuo", "Noburu", "Nobutaka", "Nobutoshi", "Nobuyoshi", "Nobuyuki", "Nocona", "Nocos", "Nod", "Nodab", "Nodar", "Nodari", "Nodens", "Noder", "Nodes", "Nodin", "Nodir", "Nodira", "Noe", "Noel", "Noela", "Noelani", "Noelene", "Noeli", "Noelia", "Noeline", "Noellan", "Noelle", "Noemi", "Noemin", "Noemí", "Noga", "Nogah", "Nogan", "Noha", "Noham", "Nohan", "Nohemi", "Noi", "Nojus", "Nokko", "Noko", "Nokomis", "Nola", "Nolan", "Nolani", "Nolann", "Nolene", "Nolhan", "Noll", "Nollaig", "Noloff", "Nolonius", "Nolphuphaxa", "Nolpiyi", "Nolusk", "Nolwenn", "Nom", "Nome", "Nomiki", "Nomulli", "Nomusa", "Non", "Nona", "Nonhelema", "Nonhl", "Nonhle", "Nonie", "Nonna", "Nonnagi", "Nonnos", "Nonso", "Nontle", "Nonttol", "Nonus", "Nooa", "Nood", "Noodij", "Noodin", "Noon", "Noor", "Noor-Ali", "Noora", "Noorjan", "Noortje", "Nooruddin", "Noorul", "Noorulhaq", "Noorullah", "Nooruti", "Noorzai", "Nootau", "Noph", "Nophah", "Nops", "Nor", "Nora", "Norad", "Norah", "Norbaer", "Norbercik", "Norbert", "Norberta", "Norberto", "Norbi", "Norbu", "Norby", "Nore", "Noreen", "Norene", "Norgard", "Nori", "Noriaki", "Noric", "Norie", "Norihiko", "Norikazu", "Noriko", "Norina", "Norio", "Norios", "Norixius", "Noriyuki", "Nork", "Norka", "Norm", "Norma", "Norman", "Normina", "Norris", "North", "Norton", "Norwood", "Norá", "Norácio", "Norþman", "Norþmanuli", "Nosh", "Noshi", "Noshiko", "Noshrevan", "Nosipho", "Nosizwe", "Nossa", "Nosson", "Notah", "Notaka", "Nothing into the All", "Notos", "Notus", "Nou", "Noud", "Noun", "Nounverb", "Nour", "Noura", "Noureddin", "Noureddine", "Nousha", "Nout", "Nov", "Nova", "Novak", "Novalee", "Novella", "November", "Novrus", "Nowe", "Nowell", "Nowhere", "Nowruz", "Nox", "Noxolo", "Noy", "Noya", "Noyabrina", "Noè", "Noèle", "Noé", "Noélie", "Noémi", "Noémia", "Noémie", "Noêmia", "Noë", "Noël", "Noëlla", "Noëlle", "Noíse", "Noþgyþ", "Noþheard", "Noþhelm", "Noþher", "Noþhera", "Noþhere", "Noþmund", "Noþwulf", "Nqobile", "Nsia", "Nsonowa", "Nsresh", "Nthanda", "Ntombi", "Ntombifuthi", "Ntombizodwa", "Ntsuab", "Nu", "Nu-Li", "Nua", "Nuada", "Nuadha", "Nuadu", "Nuala", "Nuallán", "Nuan", "Nubia", "Nuchersi", "Nudd", "Nuel", "Nuella", "Nufcio", "Nugzar", "Nugzari", "Nuh", "Nuha", "Nuhamis", "Nuhte", "Nuhtem", "Nuhtte", "Nuka", "Nuke", "Nukpana", "Nukri", "Nulakelo", "Nulara", "Null", "Numa", "Numas", "Number 16 Bus Shelter", "Nume", "Numi", "Numin", "Numitor", "Nun", "Nuna", "Nunb", "Nunnr", "Nunná", "Nuno", "Nunu", "Nunukka", "Nunzia", "Nunziatina", "Nunzio", "Nur", "Nura", "Nura'ten'prardo", "Nuradas", "Nurasyl", "Nuray", "Nurbek", "Nurbika", "Nurcan", "Nuredin", "Nuren", "Nurettin", "Nurgul", "Nurgül", "Nuri", "Nuria", "Nurid", "Nurie", "Nurije", "Nurik", "Nurim", "Nurislam", "Nurit", "Nuriya", "Nurizia", "Nurjahan", "Nurlan", "Nurmagomed", "Nurmuhamad", "Nursiat", "Nursultan", "Nurten", "Nuru", "Nuruddin", "Nurul", "Nurullah", "Nurzhan", "Nusaybah", "Nushi", "Nusrat", "Nut", "Nutsa", "Nuttah", "Nuur", "Nuuthueb", "Nuvtte", "Nuwan", "Nuño", "Nuša", "Nušana", "Nvwtohiyada", "Nwanneka", "Nyah", "Nyala", "Nyambura", "Nyarai", "Nyarlathotep", "Nydi", "Nydia", "Nye", "Nykolai", "Nyktostylator", "Nyl", "Nyla", "Nylah", "Nyll", "Nymeria", "Nympha", "Nymphas", "Nymphe", "Nymphion", "Nymphodora", "Nymphodoros", "Nynke", "Nynniaw", "Nyoman", "Nyongesa", "Nyra", "Nyre", "Nyree", "Nyssa", "Nyusha", "Nyuthi", "Nyutka", "Nyx", "Nyxie", "Nyxin", "Nyyrikki", "Nyzard", "Nyên", "Nzin", "Nzinga", "Nádia", "Náhkol", "Náinnas", "Nándor", "Nándá", "Nánná", "Náná", "Násti", "Nástore", "Näzik", "Nélia", "Nélida", "Nélie", "Nélio", "Nélson", "Nélya", "Néo", "Néstobekahil", "Néstor", "Níam", "Nîga", "Nîpisiy", "Nóirín", "Nóra", "Nöl", "Nölke", "Núria", "Nüwa", "Nālan", "Nālani", "Nīkau", "Nərgiz", "Nərmin", "Nərminə", "Nəsib", "Nəsibə", "O", "O-90", "Oajá", "Oak", "Oakah", "Oaken", "Oakenheel", "Oaklan", "Oaklee", "Oakleigh", "Oakley", "Oaklyn", "Oaklynn", "Oana", "Oanet", "Oanez", "Oar", "Oath", "Oathani", "Oaván", "Obadiah", "Obaidullah", "Obal", "Oballa", "Obama", "Obdulia", "Obed", "Obed-edom", "Obelix", "Oben", "Oberon", "Obfuscate", "Obi", "Obie", "Obil", "Obinna", "Oboth", "Obrad", "Obsidian", "Obsidius", "Obélix", "Ocano", "Ocarina", "Ocarneia", "Ocean", "Oceana", "Oceanus", "Oceaxe", "Ocelot", "Ochieng", "Ocho", "Ocie", "Ocllo", "Ocran", "Oct", "Octave", "Octavia", "Octavian", "Octaviano", "Octavianus", "Octavio", "Octavius", "Octavr", "October", "Octáv", "Octávia", "Octávio", "Ocumwhowurst", "Ocunnowhurst", "Océane", "Oda", "Odakota", "Odalgar", "Odalis", "Odalric", "Odalu", "Odalys", "Odar", "Odarka", "Odarnat", "Odd", "Odda", "Oddbjørg", "Oddbjørn", "Oddbjǫrg", "Oddbjǫrn", "Oddmund", "Oddna", "Oddny", "Oddný", "Oddo", "Oddr", "Oddria", "Oddrinleen", "Oddrun", "Oddrún", "Oddvar", "Oddvarr", "Oddveig", "Ode", "Oded", "Odelia", "Odell", "Oden", "Odeserundiye", "Odessa", "Odet", "Odeta", "Odete", "Odetka", "Odetta", "Odette", "Odharnait", "Odhiambo", "Odhrán", "Odie", "Odila", "Odile", "Odili", "Odilia", "Odilie", "Odilijit", "Odilo", "Odilon", "Odin", "Odina", "Odis", "Odissey", "Odo", "Odoacer", "Odoacre", "Odoahaiah", "Odovacar", "Odpgs Wld7gp Hjsfb", "Odran", "Odrán", "Odtsegumi", "Odtsetseg", "Odysse", "Odysselle", "Odysseus", "Odyssey", "Odília", "Odílienn", "Odílio", "Oedipus", "Oenone", "Ofek", "Ofelia", "Ofeliya", "Ofer", "Offa", "Ofir", "Ofira", "Ofnili", "Ofos", "Ofra", "Ofrah", "Ofri", "Ofydd", "Ofélia", "Og", "Ogaleesha", "Ogden", "Oge", "Ogechi", "Ogechukwu", "Ogechukwukamma", "Oggi", "Oghenekaro", "Oghenekevwe", "Oghenero", "Oghl", "Oghul", "Ogima", "Ogled", "Ognark", "Ognen", "Ognena", "Ogni", "Ognian", "Ognjan", "Ognjelan", "Ognjen", "Ognozaran", "Ogny", "Ognyan", "Ognyana", "Ogochukwu", "Ogunwe", "Ohad", "Ohange", "Ohani", "Ohanie", "Ohanko", "Ohannes", "Ohanzee", "Ohcumgache", "Ohel", "Ohio", "Ohit", "Ohitekah", "Ohiyesa", "Oholiab", "Oholibamah", "Ohthere", "Oidim", "Oidipous", "Oidiy", "Oier", "Oighrig", "Oihan", "Oihana", "Oijá", "Oile", "Oili", "Oinone", "Oisin", "Oissíne", "Oisín", "Oiva", "Ojigkwanong", "Okafor", "Okan", "Okeanos", "Okech", "Okechukwu", "Okeke", "Okey", "Okhmhaka", "Okonkwo", "Okorie", "Okoro", "Okropir", "Oksa", "Oksana", "Oktarbientro", "Oktawia", "Oktawian", "Oktawiusz", "Oktawiuszek", "Oktyabrina", "Ol", "Ola", "Olabode", "Olaf", "Olalekan", "Olalla", "Olamide", "Olamilek", "Olamilekan", "Olammad", "Olanrewaju", "Olat", "Olathe", "Olaug", "Olaus", "Olav", "Olavi", "Olavo", "Olawale", "Olaya", "Olayinka", "Oldrich", "Oldřich", "Oldřiška", "Oldřiško", "Ole", "Oleander", "Oleg", "Olegario", "Olegarius", "Olegi", "Olegripha", "Oleguer", "Olegwau", "Olegário", "Oleh", "Olek", "Oleksa", "Oleksander", "Oleksandr", "Oleksandra", "Oleksath", "Oleksiy", "Olen", "Olena", "Oles", "Olesa", "Olesenka", "Oless", "Olesya", "Olev", "Olexiy", "Olezhka", "Olga", "Olgert", "Olgha", "Olgica", "Olgierd", "Olgir", "Olgusia", "Olgá", "Olha", "Olham", "Oli", "Olia", "Oliga", "Olijanic", "Olijo", "Olijs", "Olim", "Olimatija", "Olimbi", "Olimpia", "Olimpiada", "Olinda", "Olindo", "Oline", "Olis", "Olisa", "Oliser", "Oliv", "Oliva", "Olive", "Olivea", "Oliver", "Olivera", "Oliverio", "Olivers", "Olivet", "Olivette", "Olivi", "Olivia", "Olivie", "Olivier", "Oliviero", "Olivino", "Olivio", "Olivior", "Olivjo", "Olivo", "Olivér", "Oliwer", "Oliwi", "Oliwia", "Oliwier", "Oliwka", "Olja", "Olka", "Ollanta", "Olle", "Ollga", "Olli", "Ollia", "Ollie", "Olly", "Olma", "Olo", "Olof", "Olok", "Olophine", "Olov", "Olphen", "Olsi", "Olsie", "Olta", "Olthakh", "Oltion", "Oltjon", "Olu", "Olubui", "Olubunmi", "Oluchi", "Oluf", "Olufemi", "Olufunke", "Olufunmilayo", "Olufunmilola", "Olujam", "Olujimi", "Olukate", "Olukayode", "Olulane", "Olumide", "Olupine", "Olusegun", "Olusola", "Oluwa", "Oluwafemi", "Oluwafunmilayo", "Oluwakanyinsola", "Oluwasegun", "Oluwaseun", "Oluwaseyi", "Oluwatoyin", "Oluwayemisi", "Oluwi", "Olve", "Olvido", "Olwen", "Olwin", "Olwyn", "Olya", "Olym", "Olympas", "Olympe", "Olympia", "Olympias", "Olympiodoros", "Olympos", "Olyv", "Olyvia", "Olá", "Olímpi", "Olímpia", "Olímpio", "Olívia", "Olívie", "Olívio", "Om", "Oma", "Omah", "Omaha", "Oman", "Omana", "Omaprakash", "Omar", "Omari", "Omawnakw", "Ombelina", "Ombeline", "Omega", "Omelette", "Omer", "Omid", "Omidullah", "Omingshe", "Ominique", "Omir", "Omiran", "Omiros", "Ommol", "Ommot", "Omo", "Omobolanle", "Omolara", "Omond", "Omondi", "Omprakash", "Omprasannabard", "Omran", "Omri", "On", "Ona", "Onacona", "Onacy", "Onam", "Onan", "Onangwatgo", "Onawa", "Ondina", "Ondrej", "Ondřej", "One", "Oneida", "Oner", "Oneraspen", "Oneri", "Onerie", "Onesimo", "Onesimos", "Onesimus", "Onesiphoros", "Onesiphorus", "Onfim", "Onfroi", "Ongurithu", "Oni", "Onida", "Onidana", "Onie", "Onis", "Onise", "Onishol", "Onisim", "Onisimu", "Oniv", "Onive", "Onni", "Onnist", "Onnophris", "Ono", "Onofre", "Onofrio", "Onouphrios", "Ontias", "Onufriy", "Onufry", "Onuphrius", "Onur", "Onye", "Onyebuchi", "Onyeka", "Onyekachi", "Onyekachukwu", "Onyeleqso", "Onying", "Onyinye", "Onyinyechi", "Onyx", "Onésime", "Onóra", "Onório", "Oo", "Oobomop", "Ooceana", "Oogal", "Oogenite", "Oona", "Oonagh", "Oonah", "Oort", "Opa", "Opal", "Opaline", "Opaque", "Open", "Opeyemi", "Ophel", "Ophelia", "Ophinshtalajiir", "Ophir", "Ophira", "Ophiuchus", "Ophni", "Ophrah", "Ophélia", "Ophélie", "Opospup", "Opossum", "Oqsana", "Or", "Ora", "Orabela", "Oracle", "Orah", "Oral", "Oralee", "Oraleriyya", "Oralia", "Oralie", "Oran", "Orange", "Orath", "Oraz", "Orazio", "Orb", "Orbert", "Orbán", "Orc", "Orco", "Ordberht", "Orddot", "Orddá", "Ordef", "Orden", "Ordhelm", "Ordher", "Ordlaf", "Ordric", "Ordwulf", "Ore", "Oreb", "Orel", "Oren", "Oreste", "Orestes", "Oresti", "Orfeas", "Orfeo", "Orgen", "Orges", "Orgest", "Orgito", "Orgone", "Orhan", "Ori", "Oria", "Oriana", "Oriane", "Orianna", "Orianne", "Orianus", "Orie", "Orien", "Orietta", "Orig", "Origen", "Origenes", "Origi", "Orik", "Orikrana", "Orilla", "Orin", "Orina", "Orinda", "Orinthia", "Oriol", "Orion", "Oris", "Orit", "Oriṣanla", "Orkhan", "Orla", "Orlagh", "Orlaith", "Orlanda", "Orlando", "Orli", "Orly", "Orlytyl", "Ormazd", "Ormodab", "Ormond", "Ormonde", "Orna", "Ornan", "Ornat", "Orne", "Ornela", "Ornella", "Orner", "Oro", "Orois", "Oroitz", "Orol", "Orpah", "Orpha", "Orpheus", "Orphyrza", "Orquídea", "Orrell", "Orri", "Orrin", "Orryn", "Orsik", "Orsilija", "Orsin", "Orsina", "Orsino", "Orso", "Orsola", "Orsolya", "Orson", "Ort", "Ort-Meyer", "Ort-Meysia", "Ortega", "Ortegado", "Orth", "Ortho", "Orthocadmon", "Orthography", "Ortiagnathus", "Ortierrez", "Ortin", "Ortinez", "Ortinguez", "Ortiz", "Ortrud", "Ortrudeida", "Ortrun", "Ortrus", "Ortwin", "Ortzi", "Orurt", "Orva", "Orval", "Orvar", "Orvill", "Orville", "Orvin", "Orvokki", "Orwell", "Orxan", "Orxanda", "Orym", "Osa", "Osama", "Osamu", "Osane", "Osanna", "Osanne", "Osbeald", "Osbeong", "Osbeorht", "Osbeorn", "Osber", "Osberht", "Osbert", "Osbethe", "Osbody", "Osbor", "Osborn", "Osborne", "Osbourne", "Oscar", "Osee", "Osfriþ", "Osgar", "Oshe", "Oshea", "Osheen", "Osheh", "Osher", "Oshere", "Osherenz", "Oshrat", "Oshuh", "Osian", "Osip", "Osiris", "Oska", "Oskar", "Oskarek", "Oskari", "Oskars", "Osku", "Oskár", "Oslac", "Oslammelin", "Oslas", "Oslav", "Oslin", "Oslo", "Osman", "Osmo", "Osmod", "Osmon", "Osmond", "Osmu", "Osmund", "Osnuth", "Oso", "Osogollis", "Osræd", "Ossi", "Ossian", "Ossie", "Ossk", "Ossulote", "Osta", "Ostap", "Ostara", "Ostatxu", "Osted", "Ostrog", "Osvald", "Osvaldo", "Oswald", "Oswaldo", "Oswatis", "Osweald", "Osweard", "Osweld", "Oswig", "Oswin", "Oswine", "Oswolf", "Oswulf", "Oszkár", "Osório", "Osþryþ", "Ota", "Otabek", "Otakar", "Otake", "Otaktay", "Otar", "Otari", "Otatrini", "Otello", "Otelo", "Otesánek", "Otgonbayar", "Oth", "Othe", "Othello", "Other", "Othman", "Othmane", "Othmar", "Othni", "Othniel", "Otho", "Othy", "Oti", "Otieno", "Otik", "Otilia", "Otilio", "Otis", "Otmar", "Oto", "Otoahhastis", "Otoahnacto", "Otobong", "Otokar", "Otorongo", "Otso", "Ott", "Otta", "Ottambert", "Ottar", "Ottavia", "Ottaviano", "Ottavio", "Otter", "Ottilia", "Ottilie", "Ottin", "Ottmar", "Otto", "Ottokar", "Ottoline", "Ottomar", "Ottone", "Ottorino", "Ottothina", "Ottó", "Otwin", "Otylia", "Otylin", "Otylka", "Otávia", "Otávio", "Otília", "Oualid", "Ougein", "Ougeni", "Ougenia", "Ougeniah", "Ouid", "Ouida", "Oul", "Oum", "Oumar", "Oumarou", "Oumou", "Oura", "Ourania", "Ouranos", "Ouray", "Ourbanos", "Ouri", "Ourias", "Ouriel", "Ousmane", "Ov", "Ovadia", "Ovadnezed", "Ovadonby", "Ovadyah", "Ovadyuki", "Ovak", "Ove", "Oved", "Ovid", "Ovide", "Ovidia", "Ovidii", "Ovidio", "Ovidiu", "Ovidius", "Ovie", "Ovla", "Ovlin", "Ovllá", "Ovlá", "Ovídio", "Owai", "Owaid", "Owaii", "Owain", "Owais", "Owe", "Owen", "Owena", "Owlba", "Owlball", "Ownka", "Oxalá", "Oxana", "Oxendine", "Oxum", "Oya", "Oybek", "Oyibo", "Oyuna", "Oyunchimeg", "Oyuun", "Oyuunchimeg", "Oz", "Ozan", "Ozana", "Ozazias", "Ozel", "Ozell", "Ozella", "Ozelle", "Ozem", "Ozi", "Ozias", "Oziel", "Ozihel", "Ozni", "Ozomeraxes", "Ozone", "Ozzi", "Ozzie", "Ozzy", "Oébfinn", "Oğuzha", "Oğuzhama", "Oğuzhan", "Oğuzharlejmang", "Oļegs", "Oľga", "Ožbalt", "Ožbej", "O↋lgfýls", "O↋ňệ", "P", "P-1NJ", "P3RPL3X", "PJ", "Pa", "Paaie", "Paaleia", "Paarai", "Paark", "Paarrk", "Paarth", "Paata", "Paavali", "Paavo", "Paavomír", "Paben", "Pabian", "Pablo", "Paca", "Pacar", "Pace", "Pacero", "Pacey", "Pacha", "Pachacútec", "Pachakutiq", "Pachamama", "Pachmut", "Pachu'a", "Packett", "Packi", "Packlyn", "Paco", "Pacífica", "Padak", "Padan-aram", "Padar", "Paddy", "Padelali", "Paden", "Padet", "Padma", "Padman", "Padmatik", "Padmavati", "Padme", "Padmini", "Padmone", "Padon", "Padraic", "Padrian", "Padrig", "Paela", "Paelias", "Paenil", "Paennel", "Pafnucy", "Pafnucydia", "Pafnucyk", "Pafnutiy", "Page", "Paget", "Pagi", "Pagiel", "Pago", "Pahana", "Pahark", "Pahath", "Pahath-Moab", "Pahoevotona'e", "Pahoma", "Pai", "Paige", "Painre", "Paislee", "Paisley", "Paityn", "Pajtim", "Pajtimo", "Pakosław", "Pakpao", "Pal", "Pala", "Palal", "Palana", "Palesa", "Palestina", "Pali", "Palika", "Paliko", "Palin", "Palina", "Palindrome", "Palis", "Pall", "Palla", "Pallab", "Pallabi", "Pallari", "Pallas", "Pallaton", "Pallav", "Pallavi", "Palle", "Palliann", "Pallka", "Pallu", "Palmer", "Palmira", "Palmiro", "Paloma", "Palti", "Paltibaal", "Paltiel", "Palwasha", "Pam", "Pama", "Pame", "Pamel", "Pamela", "Pamelia", "Pamelka", "Pamella", "Pamelo", "Pamer", "Pames", "Pamila", "Pamphia", "Pamphilos", "Pamphilus", "Pamphylia", "Pan", "Pana", "Panagiota", "Panagiotakis", "Panagiotis", "Panajot", "Panawe", "Panayiotis", "Pancake", "Pancho", "Pancras", "Pancratius", "Pancrazio", "Pand", "Panda", "Pandeli", "Panderant", "Pandjed", "Pando", "Pandora", "Pandurang", "Panewi", "Panfilo", "Pangu", "Panidge", "Paninnguaq", "Paniz", "Panka", "Pankaj", "Pankaja", "Pankra", "Pankracek", "Pankracy", "Pankrati", "Pankratios", "Pankratiy", "Pankraz", "Panna", "Panni", "Pannoowau", "Panos", "Pansy", "Pant", "Panta", "Pantaleon", "Pantaleone", "Panteleimon", "Panteley", "Pantelis", "Panther", "Pantheras", "Panthos", "Pantion", "Panttaniya", "Panu", "Panyin", "Paol", "Paola", "Paolin", "Paolina", "Paolino", "Paolo", "Paor", "Paora", "Papa", "Papak", "Papek", "Paper", "Paphnoutios", "Paphnutius", "Paphos", "Pappu", "Papuna", "Papurne", "Paqar", "Paquf", "Paquita", "Paquito", "Par", "Para", "Paración", "Parah", "Paralee", "Parallax", "Paramar", "Parameter", "Paramjit", "Paramoloch", "Paramonos", "Paran", "Paraparam", "Parark", "Paras", "Parasalk", "Paraskeva", "Paraskevas", "Paraskeve", "Paraskevi", "Paraskevoula", "Parasmatrene", "Parastho", "Parastoo", "Parastu", "Parbar", "Parbati", "Parbra", "Pareidolia", "Parephem", "Pari", "Paride", "Paris", "Parisa", "Park", "Parker", "Parket", "Parkins", "Parko", "Parmashta", "Parmen", "Parmenas", "Parminder", "Parnach", "ParNáulla", "Parnel", "Parnell", "Parnia", "Parosh", "Parr", "Parris", "Parrk", "Parro", "Parrot", "Parry", "Parsec", "Parshandatha", "Parsifal", "Parth", "Partha", "Parthalán", "Parthenia", "Parthenope", "Partholón", "Partuś", "Paruah", "Parul", "Parvaiz", "Parvald", "Parvan", "Parvana", "Parvaneh", "Parvatamma", "Parvathi", "Parvati", "Parveen", "Parvez", "Parvin", "Parvina", "Parviz", "Parwana", "Parwati", "Parwellelody", "Parwiz", "Parysatis", "Parzival", "Pas", "Pasach", "Pasalva", "Pasarastar", "Pasca", "Pascal", "Pascale", "Pascaline", "Paschael", "Paschal", "Paschalis", "Pasco", "Pascoal", "Pascual", "Pascuala", "Pasdammin", "Paseah", "Pasha", "Pashar", "Pashena", "Pashhur", "Pashk", "Pashke", "Pashto", "Pashtu", "Pashtun", "Pashur", "Pasi", "Paskal", "Pasqua", "Pasquale", "Pasqualina", "Pasqualino", "Pasquso", "Passang", "Pastas", "Pastor", "Pastora", "Pat", "Patal", "Patamon", "Patan", "Patara", "Patariki", "Patchouli", "Pate", "Patel", "Pathael", "Pathros", "Pathrusim", "Pati", "Patience", "Patigül", "Patiko", "Patima", "Patimat", "Patime", "Patine", "Patios", "Patisi", "Patka", "Patman", "Patmir", "Patmos", "Patras", "Patri", "Patric", "Patrica", "Patrice", "Patrichak", "Patrici", "Patricia", "Patricie", "Patricija", "Patricinjo", "Patricio", "Patricius", "Patrick", "Patrik", "Patriko", "Patrin", "Patritsiya", "Patrizia", "Patrizio", "Patrobas", "Patrocinia", "Patrocinio", "Patroclus", "Patroklos", "Patronwen", "Patrycja", "Patryk", "Patryo", "Patryś", "Patrícia", "Patrício", "Patrīcija", "Patsha", "Patsia", "Patsiko", "Patsu", "Patsy", "Patti", "Pattie", "Patton", "Patty", "Patuś", "Patwin", "Patxi", "Patya", "Pau", "Paul", "Paula", "Paule", "Pauleen", "Paulena", "Paulene", "Pauletta", "Paulette", "Pauli", "Paulie", "Paulien", "Pauliina", "Paulin", "Paulina", "Pauline", "Paulinha", "Paulinho", "Paulinka", "Paulino", "Paulinus", "Paulius", "Paulla", "Paullu", "Paulo", "Paulos", "Pauls", "Paulu", "Paulus", "Paulza", "Paulína", "Pauwel", "Pava", "Paval", "Pavan", "Pavao", "Pavati", "Pavatoo", "Pavel", "Pavelu", "Pavica", "Paviel", "Pavin", "Pavla", "Pavle", "Pavli", "Pavlin", "Pavlina", "Pavlo", "Pavlos", "Pavlína", "Pavo", "Pavol", "Paw", "Pawan", "Paweł", "Pawełek", "Pawli", "Pawlik", "Pawlu", "Pawn", "Pax", "Paxim", "Paximits", "Paximitsu", "Paximiyoe", "Paxina", "Paxton", "Pay", "Paya", "Payam", "Payat", "Payatt", "Payenda", "Payeton", "Payne", "Paytah", "Payton", "Paytus", "Paz", "Pazattan", "Paĉjo", "Paškal", "Paško", "Paŭlo", "Peace", "Peach", "Peachał", "Peadar", "Pealold", "Pear", "Pearce", "Peard", "Pearl", "Pearle", "Pearlie", "Pearson", "Pecan", "Pecatl", "Pece", "Peda", "Pedahel", "Pedahzur", "Pedaiah", "Peder", "Pedestrian", "Pedja", "Pedosia", "Pedr", "Pedra", "Pedram", "Pedrinho", "Pedro", "Pedru", "Pedrė", "Peebrat", "Peer", "Peers", "Peeter", "Peetu", "Pefan", "Peg", "Pegasus", "Pegg", "Peggie", "Peggy", "Pegi", "Pehr", "Pei", "Peigi", "Peihua", "Peijun", "Peio", "Peipe", "Peipei", "Peiramor", "Peiyu", "Pejo", "Pekah", "Pekahiah", "Pekai", "Pekka", "Pekki", "Pekko", "Pekod", "Pela", "Pelageya", "Pelagia", "Pelagios", "Pelagius", "Pelagiusz", "Pelagiya", "Pelaiah", "Pelaios", "Pelaliah", "Pelamor", "Pelatiah", "Pelayo", "Pele", "Peleg", "Pelet", "Peleth", "Pelethites", "Peletu", "Peleus", "Pelia", "Pelias", "Pelidor", "Pelior", "Pelipa", "Pell", "Pellam", "Pelle", "Pelleas", "Pellegrino", "Pellehan", "Pelles", "Pelliav", "Pellinore", "Pellumb", "Pelonite", "Pelurodon", "Pema", "Pema'e", "Pemaldar", "Peman", "Pembe", "Pemphero", "Pen", "Pencho", "Pendo", "Pene", "Penelope", "Penetatrix", "Penetrasant", "Peng", "Pengcheng", "Pengfei", "Peni", "Penia", "Peniel", "Peninnah", "Penis-head", "Penjani", "Penka", "Penko", "Penna", "Penny", "Pentapolis", "Pentateuch", "Pentecost", "Pentti", "Penuel", "Penukkar", "Penélope", "Peony", "Peor", "Peoriakos", "Pepca", "Pepe", "Pepijn", "Pepin", "Pepita", "Pepito", "Peppe", "Pepper", "Pepperoni", "Peppi", "Peppyr", "Pepsi Zero Sugar", "Per", "Perazim", "Percaulus", "Perce", "Perceval", "Perch", "Perchuhi", "Percival", "Perct", "Percy", "Perdita", "Perdoloör", "Pere", "Peredur", "Peregrine", "Peregrinus", "Perele", "Peren", "Perenigal", "Perennah", "Peresh", "Peretz", "Perez", "Perez-Uzza", "Perga", "Pergamos", "Perges", "Peri", "Perica", "Pericharacia", "Pericles", "Pericu", "Perida", "Peride", "Peridot", "Perie", "Perig", "Perihelion", "Perika", "Perikles", "Periklis", "Peristi", "Peristor", "Perizzites", "Perkian", "Perl", "Perla", "Perle", "Perles", "Perleta", "Perlie", "Perlita", "Perma", "Permelia", "Permínio", "Pernel", "Pernilla", "Pernille", "Pero", "Peronel", "Perparim", "Perpetua", "Perpsi", "Perpétua", "Perra", "Perres", "Perrez", "Perri", "Perrin", "Perrine", "Perro", "Perry", "Pers", "Persefoni", "Persephone", "Perseus", "Persia", "Persis", "Perso", "Pertti", "Perttu", "Peru", "Peruda", "Perugge", "Perulas", "Perun", "Perusyah", "Peruz", "Pervin", "Perwyn", "Perwîn", "Pesandros", "Peskelifer", "Pesunadral", "Peta", "Petal", "Petar", "Pete", "Peter", "Petera", "Pethahiah", "Pethuel", "Peti", "Petia", "Petka", "Petko", "Petr", "Petra", "Petrana", "Petraq", "Petrarch", "Petras", "Petre", "Petri", "Petrică", "Petrika", "Petrina", "Petrit", "Petro", "Petrofur", "Petron", "Petrona", "Petronel", "Petronela", "Petronell", "Petronella", "Petronia", "Petronila", "Petronilla", "Petronille", "Petronio", "Petronius", "Petroniusz", "Petros", "Petroula", "Petrova", "Petru", "Petruccio", "Petruchio", "Petrud", "Petruden", "Petrus", "Petruška", "Petruț", "Petryon", "Petter", "Petteri", "Petula", "Petun", "Petunia", "Petur", "Petya", "Petřík", "Peulethai", "Peulthai", "Peytian", "Peyton", "Peytun", "Pezek", "Peîdar", "Peđa", "Peťa", "Pfesmis", "Pfwfp", "Phaedra", "Phaedrus", "Phaelinus", "Phaenna", "Phagi", "Phagras", "Phaidra", "Phaidros", "Phale", "Phalec", "Phallu", "Phalti", "Phaltiel", "Phan", "Phana", "Phann", "Phanouel", "Phanuel", "Phanuhel", "Phar", "Pharaildis", "Pharamond", "Pharaoh", "Pharell", "Phares", "Pharez", "Pharisees", "Pharlie", "Pharosh", "Pharpar", "Phaseah", "Phasha", "Phasma", "Phason", "Phearly", "Phebe", "Pheestip", "Phelaia", "Phelan", "Phelim", "Phelix", "Pheme", "Phemie", "Phenice", "Pheo", "Pheobe", "Pher", "Phera", "Pherah", "Pherenike", "Pherick", "Phestos", "Phf", "Phi", "Phia", "Phiah", "Phichol", "Phil", "Phila", "Philadelphia", "Philadelphos", "Philadelphus", "Philander", "Philandros", "Philbert", "Phildo", "Phildr", "Phile", "Philemon", "Philetos", "Philetus", "Philibert", "Philinná", "Philip", "Philipa", "Philipp", "Philippa", "Philippe", "Philippi", "Philippina", "Philippine", "Philippos", "Philippus", "Philis", "Philistines", "Phill", "Phillida", "Phillip", "Phillipa", "Phillis", "Philo", "Philoctetes", "Philofutrix", "Philok", "Philokrates", "Philoktetes", "Philologus", "Philomel", "Philomela", "Philomele", "Philomena", "Philomon", "Philomène", "Philon", "Philophrosyne", "Philosir", "Philotheos", "Philoumene", "Philse", "Philt", "Philtė", "Philza", "Philémon", "Phineas", "Phinees", "Phinehas", "Phineus", "Phinn", "Phino", "Phinzad", "Phirnegûl", "Phiro", "Phirrhiye", "Phirun", "Phizz", "Phizzie", "Phlee", "Phlegon", "Phley", "Phlwyn", "Phlwyr", "Phob", "Phobi", "Phobos", "Phocas", "Phoeb", "Phoebe", "Phoebus", "Phoenix", "Phoi", "Phoibe", "Phoibos", "Phokas", "Pholgag", "Phoshir", "Phosir", "Phosphorus", "Photina", "Photine", "Photios", "Photo", "Photon", "Phra", "Phraan", "Phraates", "Phragmomaster", "Phrixos", "Phrixus", "Phrygia", "Phunihel", "Phuntso", "Phuntsok", "Phuong", "Phur", "Phurah", "Phut", "Phuvah", "Phyge", "Phygebjørg", "Phygebjørn", "Phygellus", "Phygelus", "Phylacteries", "Phyliss", "Phyllid", "Phyllida", "Phyllis", "Phyo", "Phúc", "Phương", "Phượng", "Pi", "Pi-beseth", "Pi-hahiroth", "Pia", "Piand", "Piano", "Piaras", "Piarʉekarʉhkapʉ", "Pich", "Piedad", "Piedade", "Pien", "Piene", "Pieno", "Pieor", "Pier", "Piera", "Pierc", "Pierce", "Pierina", "Pierino", "Pierluigi", "Piero", "Pieron", "Pierpaolo", "Pierre", "Pierrette", "Pierrick", "Pierroi", "Piers", "Piet", "Pietari", "Pietas", "Pietat", "Pietate", "Piete", "Pieter", "Pietra", "Pietrina", "Pietro", "Pietronella", "Piety", "Pietya", "Pietà", "Pig", "Pigeon", "Pihla", "Piia", "Piijá", "Pijus", "Pika", "Piki", "Pila", "Pilan", "Pilar", "Pilare", "Pilarica", "Pilate", "Pildash", "Pile", "Pileha", "Pileria", "Pilha", "Pili", "Pilib", "Pilirani", "Pilk", "Pille", "Piloqutinnguaq", "Piltai", "Piluca", "Pilucha", "Piluchi", "Pilvi", "Pilypas", "Pim", "Pimbediboy", "Pimne", "Pin", "Pina", "Pinar", "Pinaryn", "Pinchas", "Pindo", "Pindym", "Pine", "Pinelopi", "Pineroot", "Pinewood", "Ping", "Pingping", "Pinhas", "Pinian", "Pinin", "Pinja", "Pink", "Pinki", "Pinkie", "Pinkney", "Pino", "Pinocchio", "Pinon", "Pinquana", "Pintu", "Pio", "Piot", "Piotr", "Piotrek", "Piotruś", "Pip", "Pipaluk", "Pipe", "Piper", "Pipin", "Pipina", "Pipistrelle", "Pippa", "Pippi", "Pippie", "Pippil", "Pippin", "Pippo", "Pipra", "Piqria", "Pir", "Pir-Siyan", "Pira", "Pirachnatha", "Piram", "Piran", "Pirathon", "Pire", "Piret", "Piri", "Piri-Asmer", "Pirio", "Piripi", "Piritta", "Pirius", "Pirjo", "Pirkko", "Piro", "Piron", "Pironim", "Pirooz", "Piroska", "Pirouz", "Piruz", "Piruza", "Piryll", "Pisa", "Pisacar", "Pisgah", "Pishin", "Piship", "Pisidia", "Pisimura", "Pismyriode", "Pison", "Pispah", "Pista", "Pisti", "Pistis", "Pit", "Pita", "Pitambar", "Pitambara", "Pith", "Pithom", "Pithon", "Pitikwahanapiwiyin", "Pitseolak", "Pitsiulaaq", "Pitsu", "Pitsue", "Pitta", "Pitter", "Pittiulaaq", "Pius", "Pixie", "Piyamnite", "Pizkunde", "Pièrre", "Pjet", "Pjeter", "Pjetër", "Placid", "Placida", "Placide", "Placido", "Placidus", "Plad", "Plaldor", "Plamen", "Planck", "Plant", "Plasandaur", "Plastick", "Plathun", "Plato", "Platon", "Pleas", "Pleasance", "Pleasant", "Pleg", "Plegar", "Plegberht", "Plegmund", "Plegræd", "Plegwine", "Pleione", "Plek", "Pleun", "Plimby", "Plin", "Pline", "Plinio", "Plinius", "Plinnaic", "Pliny", "Pllumb", "Plon", "Plora", "Plothika", "Plott", "Ploug", "Ploutarchos", "Plouton", "Plum", "Plume", "Plutarch", "Pluto", "Plyer", "Plácida", "Plácido", "Plínio", "Pnactus", "Pnearkhite", "Po", "Poalla", "Pochaeth", "Pochereth", "Pock", "Pod", "Pode", "Poe", "Poece", "Poetry", "Pogho", "Poghos", "Poincaré", "Poins", "Pol", "Pola", "Polat", "Poldek", "Poldi", "Poldzio", "Polek", "Poli", "Polikarp", "Polikarpek", "Polikseni", "Polina", "Polissena", "Polite-Kind-3", "Pollie", "Pollux", "Polly", "Polona", "Polonius", "Poly", "Polya", "Polyah", "Polybius", "Polycarp", "Polydeukes", "Polyhymnia", "Polykarpos", "Polymnia", "Polyn", "Polyp", "Polyphemos", "Polyphemus", "Polyphonte", "Polyton", "Polyxena", "Polyxene", "Polyxeni", "Políbio", "Poma", "Pomare", "Pomo", "Pomona", "Pomp", "Pompei", "Pompeia", "Pompeius", "Pompeo", "Pompey", "Pompeya", "Pompia", "Pompiliu", "Pompilius", "Pomponia", "Pomponius", "Pon", "Ponc", "Ponciano", "Poncio", "Pond", "Ponder", "Pons", "Pontius", "Ponton", "Pontos", "Pontus", "Pontýna", "Ponyboy", "Ponzio", "Pooh", "Pooja", "Pool", "Poole", "Poonam", "Poornima", "Popeye", "Popia", "Popin", "Popina", "Poplar", "Poppaea", "Poppe", "Poppie", "Poppy", "Popro", "Poprock", "Poratha", "Porcia", "Porcius", "Porcupine", "Porfiel", "Porfinn", "Porfiria", "Porfirio", "Porfiriy", "Porfyn", "Porfyriy", "Porle", "Porleto", "Porntip", "Porpentine", "Porphae-Won", "Porphy", "Porphyrios", "Porsche", "Port", "Porte", "Porten", "Porter", "Portia", "Portland", "Pose", "Poseidon", "Posia", "Posie", "Posir", "Poss", "Possum", "Postumus", "Posy", "Potiphar", "Potipherah", "Potola", "Potsk", "Potsʉnakwahipʉ", "Poul", "Powa", "Powwaw", "Powwawlu", "Poyet", "Poyraz", "Poz'lekt", "Pozkari", "Pqrst", "Prabha", "Prabhakar", "Prabhakara", "Prabhat", "Prabhavati", "Prabhavti", "Prabhe", "Prabhu", "Prabin", "Prabodh", "Praboll", "Prachi", "Pradeep", "Pradip", "Prah", "Prahalad", "Prahlad", "Praid", "Prairie", "Praise", "Prak", "Prakas", "Prakash", "Pramila", "Pramod", "Pramoda", "Pran", "Pranas", "Pranav", "Pranavi", "Pranay", "Prance", "Pranciška", "Pranciškus", "Pranee", "Praneel", "Pranith", "Pranježana", "Pranshi", "Prantelhana", "Pranvera", "Prany", "Prappa", "Pras", "Prasad", "Prasanna", "Prasanta", "Prasenjit", "Prasert", "Prashant", "Prashanth", "Prashekhaelinn", "Praske", "Praskovia", "Praskoviya", "Praskovya", "Praste", "Prasteny", "Prasya", "Pratap", "Prateek", "Pratibha", "Pratik", "Pratima", "Prav", "Praveen", "Praveena", "Pravin", "Pravina", "Praxidike", "Praxim", "Praximice", "Praximileas", "Praxis", "Praxiteles", "Prazeres", "Preben", "Precious", "Preczysł", "Predrag", "Preecha", "Preethi", "Preeti", "Preg", "Prelloc", "Prem", "Prema", "Premina", "Premislav", "Premvati", "Premysl", "Prendë", "Preng", "Preofih", "Preos", "Pres", "Presaf'ees'barku", "Prescyne", "Presentació", "Presentación", "Presentatio", "Presley", "Presmoira", "Press", "Preston", "Prexijandilin", "Pria", "Priam", "Priamos", "Priapos", "Priapus", "Priaro", "Pric", "Prica", "Price", "Priday", "Pridbjørn", "Pridbor", "Pridon", "Pridoni", "Priegel", "Prii", "Priidik", "Priit", "Priita", "Priitt", "Prim", "Prima", "Prime", "Primitiva", "Primitivo", "Primitivus", "Primo", "Primož", "Primrose", "Primula", "Primus", "Prince", "Princess", "Princeton", "Pris", "Prisca", "Priscila", "Prisciliano", "Priscilla", "Priscille", "Priscus", "Prisha", "Priska", "Priskilla", "Prissy", "Pristoon-U", "Pritam", "Pritha", "Prithvi", "Priti", "Priya", "Priyanka", "Priyantuha", "Probe", "Probing", "Prochoros", "Prochorus", "Prock", "Prog", "Proinsias", "Proj", "Project", "Prokh", "Prokhor", "Proko", "Prokop", "Prokopios", "Prokopis", "Prokopiy", "Prokopy", "Prokorka", "Prometheus", "Promise", "Proof", "Pros", "Proscovia", "Prosdoc", "Prosdocimus", "Prosdokimos", "Prosenjit", "Proserpina", "Proserpine", "Proseta", "Prosper", "Prospero", "Prosperus", "Prossy", "Prot", "Protein", "Proteus", "Protus", "Protėja", "Prozet", "Pru", "Prudence", "Prudencia", "Prudencio", "Prudentia", "Prudentius", "Prudenzio", "Prue", "Prune", "Prunella", "Prung", "Pryce", "Pryderi", "Prze", "Przej", "Przemek", "Przemko", "Przemo", "Przemuś", "Przemysł", "Przemysław", "Przesias", "Prímio", "Próspero", "Psamathe", "Psamber", "Pseftophor", "Pseudonymous", "Psi", "Psyche", "Ptah", "Ptolemaeus", "Ptolemaios", "Ptolemais", "Ptolemy", "Pu'ah", "Pua", "Puabi", "Puah", "Pualani", "Puanani", "Publius", "Puck", "Pucker", "Pudens", "Puhur Kattur", "Puja", "Pujavarrothar", "Puk", "Pul", "Puleng", "Pullumb", "Pulsar", "Pulsigewulf", "Puma", "Pumay", "Pumayyaton", "Punam", "Puneet", "Punio", "Punit", "Punita", "Punites", "Punk", "Punon", "Pupa", "Pur", "Pura", "Puradad", "Puran", "Purash", "Purat", "Purdie", "Purgatorio", "Purhak", "Puri", "Purifica", "Purificació", "Purificación", "Purificata", "Purificatio", "Purnama", "Purnaudicelal", "Purnima", "Purnit", "Purnuvue", "Purple", "Purpreechir", "Puruarasin", "Purushottam", "Purushottama", "Pushpa", "Puspa", "Put", "Puteoli", "Putera", "Puteri", "Putiel", "Putra", "Putri", "Putroniman", "Putu", "Putul", "Puzkeg", "Pwan", "Pwoet", "Pwyll", "Pwyllt", "Pygmalion", "Pygmund", "Pylynsley", "Pylyp", "Pyong-Ho", "Pyota", "Pyotr", "Pyramid", "Pyros", "Pyrrhos", "Pyrrhus", "Pyry", "Pystriid", "Pythagoras", "Pythios", "Pàdraig", "Pàl", "Pàula", "Pàulu", "Pádraic", "Pádraig", "Pádraigín", "Páidnu", "Páidí", "Pál", "Pála", "Páll", "Pánfilo", "Pátraic", "Päivi", "Päivä", "Pär", "Pål", "Pæga", "Pèire", "Pénélicia", "Pénélope", "Pépin", "Péter", "Pétronille", "Pétur", "Péťa", "Pëllumb", "Përparim", "Pía", "Pío", "Pîhtokahanapiwiyin", "Pāvelle", "Pāvels", "Pāvils", "Pēteris", "Přemek", "Přemysl", "Pərvanə", "Pərvie", "Pərvin", "Pərviz", "Q", "Q'orianka", "Q'uq'umatz", "Qadir", "Qadrashe", "Qadriya", "Qaftzi'el", "Qaglunor", "Qais", "Qaitbay", "Qalam", "Qalandar", "Qalawun", "Qaletaqa", "Qamar", "Qamara", "Qambar", "Qambika", "Qamia", "Qamil", "Qamile", "Qani", "Qansuh", "Qari", "Qartlos", "Qasim", "Qasses", "Qassim", "Qayara", "Qays", "Qayyum", "Qazim", "Qefsere", "Qefserk", "Qemal", "Qemu'el", "Qemuca", "Qerim", "Qerime", "Qetevan", "Qetevani", "Qeti", "Qetino", "Qeto", "Qfwfq", "Qhapaq", "Qhebedaok", "Qhesgur", "Qia", "Qian", "Qiana", "Qiang", "Qianqian", "Qiao", "Qiaoling", "Qiaozhon", "Qifeng", "Qillaq", "Qillathe", "Qilleyam", "Qiming", "Qing", "Qingfeng", "Qinghua", "Qinghui", "Qinglin", "Qinglong", "Qingmei", "Qingping", "Qingqing", "Qingshan", "Qingsong", "Qingwen", "Qingyu", "Qingyuan", "Qingyun", "Qinn", "Qinnuajuaq", "Qiong", "Qishvard", "Qishvardi", "Qismat", "Qispi", "Qiu", "Qiuhong", "Qiuhua", "Qiuping", "Qiuxia", "Qiuyan", "Qiyamuddin", "Qochata", "Qodir", "Qolnal", "Qorderong", "Qordiko", "Qq", "Qristina", "Qristine", "Qsenia", "Qu", "Quacks", "Quadrin", "Quail", "Qualnlochar", "Qualnlon", "Quan", "Quanah", "Quang", "Quanna", "Quantum", "Quaoar", "Quara", "Quarcton", "Quarion", "Quarta", "Quartus", "Quartz", "Quasar", "Quasimodo", "Quchi", "Quchuchi", "Qudrat", "Qudratullah", "Qudre", "Qudsia", "Qued", "Queen", "Queenie", "Quel", "Quelana", "Quelatikan", "Quelenna", "Quentin", "Quer", "Queralt", "Querin", "Querubim", "Querubina", "Quespi", "Quest", "Question", "Questmundrak", "Quetzal", "Quetzalcoatl", "Quetzalli", "Quiana", "Quianna", "Quidel", "Quido", "Quill", "Quilla", "Quillathe", "Quillohe", "Quim", "Quimble", "Quimtem", "Quin", "Quinbert", "Quinbo", "Quinca", "Quince", "Quincent", "Quincey", "Quinctilianus", "Quinctilius", "Quinctius", "Quinctus", "Quincy", "Quinlan", "Quinn", "Quint", "Quinta", "Quintella", "Quinten", "Quintilian", "Quintiliana", "Quintiliano", "Quintilianus", "Quintilius", "Quintillus", "Quintin", "Quintina", "Quintino", "Quintinus", "Quintius", "Quinto", "Quinton", "Quintus", "Quintze", "Quintín", "Quique", "Quirgeki", "Quirijn", "Quirin", "Quirina", "Quirine", "Quirinius", "Quirino", "Quirinus", "Quiris", "Quiro", "Quispe", "Quiteria", "Quitumal", "Quitéria", "Quitério", "Quixote", "Qulu", "Qun", "Qunnoune", "Qunying", "Quoge", "Quond", "Quoorderam", "Quorisipas", "Qup", "Ququ", "Ququri", "Ququrick", "Qurban", "Quri", "Qusay", "Quso", "Qusonke", "Qutb", "Qutbert", "Qutbuddin", "Qutuz", "Quya", "Quyllur", "Quyên", "Quyền", "Quân", "Quý", "Quỳnh", "Qwerty", "Qwynnen", "R", "R4M35H", "Ra", "Ra'd", "Ra'na", "Ra'no", "Raabi'a", "Raakel", "Raama", "Raamah", "Raames", "Raamiah", "Raamun", "Raanan", "Raazemundin", "Raazen", "Raazyaah", "Rab", "Rab-saris", "Rabab", "Rababa", "Raban", "Rabbah", "Rabbi", "Rabbie", "Rabbit", "Rabi", "Rabi'a", "Rabia", "Rabije", "Rabindra", "Rabit", "Rabiu", "Rabiya", "Rabmag", "Rabs", "Rabsaris", "Rabshakeh", "Raca", "Racc", "Raccoon", "Racek", "Racha", "Rachab", "Rachael", "Rachal", "Rachana", "Rachanna", "Rachard", "Racharl", "Racharley", "Racharlothée", "Racharlottfriþ", "Racheal", "Rachel", "Rachele", "Rachelin", "Rachell", "Rachelle", "Rachelly", "Rachelm", "Racheng", "Rachi", "Rachid", "Rachida", "Rachna", "Rachrat", "Rachtna", "Rachuslawako", "Rachyl", "Racquel", "Racław", "Rad", "Rada", "Radahadys", "Radana", "Radar", "Radboud", "Radclyffe", "Raddai", "Rade", "Radegundis", "Radek", "Radford", "Radh", "Radha", "Radheshyam", "Radhika", "Radhlas", "Radi", "Radia", "Radiant", "Radiation", "Radical", "Radik", "Radille", "Radim", "Radima", "Radimir", "Radimiti", "Radimkhan", "Radina", "Radinka", "Radion", "Radka", "Radkija", "Radkije", "Radko", "Radley", "Radmila", "Radmilo", "Radmir", "Radobod", "Radojka", "Radomil", "Radomila", "Radomir", "Radomira", "Radomił", "Radomiła", "Radomír", "Radomíra", "Radosi", "Radoslav", "Radoslava", "Radosław", "Radosława", "Radovan", "Radoš", "Radraks", "Radrie", "Radrine", "Radu", "Radulf", "Radulfo", "Radustkyembes", "Radza", "Radzhab", "Radzim", "Radzimierz", "Radzio", "Radúz", "Rae", "Raeburn", "Raees", "Raegan", "Raeja", "Rael", "Raelene", "Raelyn", "Raelynn", "Raen", "Raewyn", "Raeya", "Raf", "Rafa", "Rafa'el", "Rafael", "Rafaela", "Rafahel", "Rafail", "Rafat", "Rafayel", "Rafaël", "Rafał", "Rafałek", "Rafcio", "Rafe", "Rafel", "Raffael", "Raffaela", "Raffaele", "Raffaella", "Raffaello", "Raffar", "Rafferty", "Raffo", "Raffydd", "Rafi", "Rafida", "Rafik", "Rafinha", "Rafiq", "Rafiqa", "Rafis", "Rafiula", "Rafiullah", "Rafiy", "Raganhildis", "Ragau", "Ragdalk", "Ragemprand", "Raghav", "Raghavendra", "Raghnaid", "Raghnailt", "Raghnall", "Raghu", "Raghunath", "Ragicaa", "Ragicki", "Ragina", "Raginaharjaz", "Raginahildiz", "Raginald", "Raginawaldaz", "Raginbert", "Raginhard", "Raginheri", "Raginhild", "Raginmar", "Raginmund", "Raginolf", "Ragium", "Ragiy", "Ragna", "Ragnailt", "Ragnall", "Ragnano", "Ragnar", "Ragnarr", "Ragnbjǫrg", "Ragnfríðr", "Ragnheiðr", "Ragnheiður", "Ragnhel", "Ragnhild", "Ragnhildr", "Ragnhildur", "Ragnvald", "Ragnvaldr", "Raguel", "Raguhel", "Ragurtim", "Raha", "Rahab", "Raham", "Rahao", "Raharjo", "Rahat", "Rahatrick", "Raheem", "Rahel", "Rahela", "Rahim", "Rahima", "Rahimullah", "Rahineira", "Rahm", "Rahma", "Rahman", "Rahmanullah", "Rahmat", "Rahmatollah", "Rahmatullah", "Rahmi", "Rahmuddin", "Rahmuel", "Rahul", "Raia", "Raiann", "Raibeart", "Raiden", "Raife", "Raigne", "Raijin", "Raiko", "Rail", "Railya", "Raim", "Raimir", "Raimo", "Raimon", "Raimond", "Raimonda", "Raimondas", "Raimondo", "Raimonds", "Raimund", "Raimunda", "Raimunde", "Raimundo", "Rain", "Raina", "Rainard", "Rainbow", "Raindi", "Raine", "Rainer", "Rainerio", "Rainey", "Rainier", "Rainn", "Rainulf", "Rainwater", "Rais", "Raisa", "Raisa-Taisa", "Raisat", "Raisel", "Raisimun", "Raissa", "Raivo", "Raj", "Raja", "Rajab", "Rajabu", "Rajakumar", "Rajakumari", "Rajamma", "Rajan", "Rajani", "Rajaram", "Rajeev", "Rajen", "Rajender", "Rajendr", "Rajendra", "Rajeng", "Rajes", "Rajesh", "Rajeshvari", "Rajeshvarun", "Rajib", "Rajinder", "Rajiv", "Rajiya", "Rajko", "Rajkumar", "Rajkumari", "Rajmon", "Rajmonda", "Rajmund", "Rajmundek", "Rajmundo", "Rajneesh", "Rajni", "Rajnish", "Rajo", "Rajswaroop", "Raju", "Rajya", "Rakeh", "Rakel", "Rakelo", "Rakem", "Rakes", "Rakesh", "Rakhem", "Rakhi", "Rakhshaneh", "Raki", "Rakia", "Rakip", "Rakippim", "Rakiya", "Rakkath", "Rakkon", "Raleigh", "Ralf", "Ralfo", "Ralfs", "Ralina", "Ralitsa", "Ralk", "Ralle", "Rallke", "Rallyum", "Ralmevik", "Ralnon", "Raloven", "Ralph", "Ralphib", "Ralphie", "Ralphy", "Ralu", "Raluca", "Ralukario", "Ram", "Rama", "Ramaanan", "Ramachandra", "Ramadan", "Ramadas", "Ramadevi", "Ramadhani", "Ramah", "Ramakali", "Ramakant", "Ramakanta", "Ramakrishna", "Ramakumar", "Ramalal", "Raman", "Ramana", "Ramanamma", "Ramanath", "Ramanulf", "Ramaprasad", "Ramariah", "Ramario", "Ramas", "Ramath", "Ramath-lehi", "Ramath-mizpeh", "Ramathaim-Zophim", "Ramatore", "Ramatorek", "Ramauresa", "Ramavati", "Ramaz", "Ramazan", "Ramazi", "Rambabu", "Rambert")>> <<elseif _choiceOfList is 9>> <<set _name to either("Ramchandra", "Ramdas", "Ramee", "Rames", "Ramesa", "Ramesabhai", "Rameses", "Ramesh", "Ramesha", "Rameshj", "Rameshvar", "Rameshvara", "Rameshwar", "Ramesses", "Ramessu", "Rameth-hereta", "Ramey", "Rami", "Ramiah", "Ramiel", "Ramil", "Ramilaben", "Ramilya", "Ramin", "Ramira", "Ramiresias", "Ramirez", "Ramiro", "Ramirus", "Ramis", "Ramitberther", "Ramiz", "Ramji", "Ramkali", "Ramkri", "Ramkrishna", "Ramla", "Ramlah", "Ramlatun", "Ramnath", "Ramon", "Ramona", "Ramondo", "Ramos", "Ramoth", "Ramprasad", "Ramsay", "Ramses", "Ramsey", "Ramu", "Ramune", "Ramunė", "Ramvati", "Ramzan", "Ramzendra", "Ramzi", "Ramzia", "Ramziya", "Ramón", "Ramóna", "Ramūnas", "Ran", "Rana", "Ranab", "Ranajit", "Ranald", "Ranamers", "Rancossachel", "Rand", "Randa", "Randal", "Randall", "Randalo", "Randek", "Randel", "Randell", "Rander", "Randi", "Randice", "Randolf", "Randolfo", "Randolph", "Random", "Randon", "Randra", "Randrea", "Randrew", "Randulf", "Randy", "Randúlfr", "Ranem", "Ranete", "Range", "Rangeenah", "Rangi", "Rangin", "Rangrim", "Rani", "Rania", "Raniero", "Ranis", "Raniya", "Ranj", "Ranjamian", "Ranjan", "Ranjana", "Ranjeet", "Ranjica", "Ranjit", "Ranjita", "Ranju", "Rank", "Ranka", "Ranko", "Ransom", "Ransu", "Rantob", "Ranu", "Ranuha", "Ranulf", "Ranulfo", "Ranulph", "Ranus", "Ranya", "Ranĉjo", "Raoul", "Raph", "Rapha", "Raphael", "Raphaela", "Raphah", "Raphaël", "Raphaëlle", "Raphu", "Rapiel", "Rapunzel", "Raqiyah", "Raquel", "Rare", "Rareluz", "Rares", "Rareș", "Ras", "Rasa", "Raschelle", "Rasel", "Rash", "Rasha", "Rashad", "Rashana", "Rashanda", "Rashaun", "Rashawn", "Rashed", "Rasheed", "Rashi", "Rashid", "Rashida", "Rashit", "Rashiya", "Rashmi", "Rashn", "Rashnu", "Rasiat", "Rasim", "Rasima", "Rasma", "Rasmus", "Rason", "Rasool", "Rasoul", "Rastus", "Rasul", "Rat", "Ratan", "Ratch", "Ratcliffe", "Rathan", "Rathna", "Rathnait", "Rathnat", "Rati", "Ratimir", "Ratislav", "Ratistein", "Ratko", "Ratmir", "Ratn", "Ratna", "Ratnam", "Ratnamma", "Ratomir", "Ratree", "Ratsby", "Ratu", "Ratunu", "Rauf", "Rauha", "Rauhel", "Raul", "Rauli", "Raulnor", "Raushania", "Rauxshna", "Rava", "Ravanan", "Ravaro", "Rave", "Raven", "Ravenna", "Ravi", "Ravid", "Ravie", "Ravil", "Ravinder", "Ravindra", "Ravrith", "Ravshan", "Ravza", "Rawda", "Rawida", "Rawilucan", "Rawiya", "Rawya", "Ray", "Raya", "Rayaan", "Rayan", "Rayana", "Rayane", "Rayann", "Rayd", "Raydar", "Rayden", "Rayen", "Rayetayah", "Rayha", "Rayhan", "Rayhana", "Rayko", "Raylan", "Rayleigh", "Rayleighynn", "Raylene", "Raymi", "Raymond", "Raymonde", "Raymund", "Raymundo", "Rayna", "Raynard", "Rayne", "Rayner", "Rayno", "Rayya", "Rayyan", "Raz", "Raza", "Razesk", "Razhden", "Razia", "Razie", "Raziel", "Raziela", "Razije", "Razil", "Razilya", "Razim", "Razimilirr", "Razina", "Razoza", "Razz", "Raël", "Raúl", "Raül", "Raĉjo", "Raĥelo", "Re", "Re'sh", "Rea", "Read", "Reagan", "Reaia", "Reaiah", "Reaidnu", "Reanna", "Reannon", "Rearden", "Reason", "Reaver", "Reba", "Rebbecca", "Rebeca", "Rebecc", "Rebecca", "Rebeccah", "Rebeccanne", "Rebechi", "Rebecka", "Rebeckah", "Rebeka", "Rebekah", "Rebekka", "Rebeko", "Rebel", "Reber", "Rebestle", "Recep", "Rechab", "Rectangle", "Red", "Redarr", "Redd", "Redden", "Rede", "Redi", "Redmond", "Redmund", "Redon", "Redá", "Reece", "Reed", "Reef", "Reelaiah", "Reem", "Reena", "Reene", "Reenie", "Rees", "Reesbel", "Reese", "Reet", "Reeta", "Reetta", "Reeva", "Reeve", "Refang", "Refat", "Refiina", "Refije", "Refik", "Refilwe", "Refim", "Refugio", "Reg", "Regan", "Regana", "Rege", "Regem", "Regemmelech", "Regena", "Reges", "Reggie", "Regiinná", "Regin", "Regina", "Reginald", "Reginaldo", "Regine", "Reginka", "Regino", "Reginochka", "Regla", "Reglan", "Regula", "Regulus", "Regunþīhara", "Regína", "Regīna", "Rehabiah", "Rehana", "Rehav'am", "Rehema", "Rehman", "Rehmat", "Rehob", "Rehoboam", "Rehoboth", "Rehpah", "Rehpaim", "Rehum", "Rei", "Reian", "Reid", "Reida", "Reidar", "Reidrīte", "Reidun", "Reigh", "Reighn", "Reighna", "Reign", "Reigo", "Reigun", "Reijo", "Reiko", "Reilly", "Reima", "Reimund", "Rein", "Reina", "Reinald", "Reinaldo", "Reinbo", "Reinder", "Reindert", "Reine", "Reiner", "Reinhail", "Reinhard", "Reinhardt", "Reinhild", "Reinhilde", "Reinhold", "Reini", "Reinier", "Reino", "Reinoud", "Reinout", "Reinraz", "Reis", "Reiyot", "Reka", "Rekem", "Rekha", "Rekhaben", "Reko", "Rela", "Releya", "Relfijanandetaut", "Relfrey", "Reli", "Relim", "Relingo", "Relka", "Relro", "Remaliah", "Remao", "Remar", "Remas", "Rembert", "Rembrandt", "Remcio", "Remedia", "Remedios", "Remedium", "Remei", "Remember", "Remi", "Remiel", "Remigio", "Remigius", "Remigiusz", "Remik", "Remiko", "Remiliy", "Remington", "Remmon", "Remo", "Remphan", "Remunde", "Remus", "Remy", "Ren", "Rena", "Renadi", "Renado", "Renae", "Renaldo", "Renann", "Renard", "Renat", "Renata", "Renatas", "Renate", "Renatka", "Renato", "Renatus", "Renaud", "Rence", "Rene", "Renee", "Reneer", "Renesmae", "Renesmee", "Renfield", "Renia", "Reniar", "Renie", "Reniol", "Renis", "Renita", "Reno", "Rens", "Renshe", "Renshesl", "Rensilia", "Renske", "Rensuroth", "Renu", "Renuka", "Renza", "Renzo", "Renáta", "René", "Renée", "Renārs", "Renāte", "Reph", "Repha", "Rephael", "Rephah", "Rephaiah", "Rephi", "Rephidim", "Rere", "Rereleomina", "Resen", "Reshat", "Resheph", "Reshma", "Reshmi", "Resi", "Resmi", "Resmie", "Resmije", "Respen", "Resurrecció", "Resurrección", "Resurrectio", "Reta", "Retha", "Reto", "Rettors", "Reu", "Reuben", "Reucec", "Reuel", "Reum", "Reumah", "Reut", "Reuven", "Reva", "Revaz", "Revazi", "Reverence", "Reverie", "Rex", "Rexana", "Rexann", "Rexanne", "Rexford", "Rexhep", "Rexhina", "Rey", "Reya", "Reyaman", "Reyan", "Reyes", "Reyhan", "Reyhangül", "Reylana", "Reymundo", "Reyna", "Reynabertholg", "Reynalda", "Reynaldo", "Reynard", "Reynaud", "Reynold", "Reyxina", "Reza", "Rezart", "Rezarta", "Reze", "Rezeda", "Rezeph", "Rezer", "Rezia", "Rezida", "Reziko", "Rezin", "Rezo", "Rezon", "Rezos", "Rezső", "Rezzar", "Reĝo", "Reşat", "Reşide", "Reşit", "Rhabdorhynkhos", "Rhachel", "Rhagouel", "Rhamesses", "Rhaphael", "Rhar", "Rhe", "Rhea", "Rheanna", "Rhebekka", "Rhee", "Rhegium", "Rheia", "Rheie", "Rheina", "Rheinallt", "Rhesa", "Rhett", "Rhetta", "Rheumichor", "Rheustal", "Rhi", "Rhia", "Rhian", "Rhiann", "Rhianna", "Rhiannon", "Rhianon", "Rhisiart", "Rhmiaz", "Rhob", "Rhod", "Rhoda", "Rhode", "Rhodes", "Rhodi", "Rhodopis", "Rhodorphaiion", "Rhodri", "Rhogar", "Rhogza", "Rhon", "Rhona", "Rhonab", "Rhond", "Rhonda", "Rhonwen", "Rhosyn", "Rhouben", "Rhouth", "Rhoxan", "Rhoxandri", "Rhoxane", "Rhyan", "Rhydderch", "Rhyder", "Rhys", "Rhysius", "Ri", "Ria", "Riaan", "Riacán", "Riad", "Riadonithni", "Riagán", "Rian", "Rianne", "Riannon", "Riano", "Riardon", "Riaz", "Ribai", "Ribas", "Riblah", "Ribumell", "Ric", "Rica", "Ricard", "Ricarda", "Ricardina", "Ricardo", "Ricberht", "Ricc", "Riccarda", "Riccardo", "Ricció", "Ricenia", "Rich", "Richa", "Richael", "Richard", "Richardine", "Richardis", "Richardson", "Richarl", "Richarles", "Richarlotte", "Richarolyn", "Richary", "Richel", "Richella", "Richelle", "Richelly", "Richi", "Richia", "Richie", "Richiqing", "Richir", "Richis", "Richmal", "Richmute", "Richolas", "Richárd", "Rick", "Rickard", "Rickey", "Ricki", "Rickie", "Ricky", "Ricmod", "Rico", "Ricohard", "Ricsi", "Ricsige", "Ricsigurjón", "Rida", "Riddick", "Rider", "Riderch", "Ridge", "Ridgeroth", "Ridh", "Ridha", "Ridhaan", "Ridley", "Ridvan", "Ridwan", "Ridwana", "Rie", "Rieko", "Rien", "Rieta", "Rifat", "Rifka", "Rifr", "Rigantona", "Rigby", "Rigel", "Rigers", "Riggs", "Riggu", "Rigmor", "Rigo", "Rigoberto", "Rigvus", "Rihan", "Rihanna", "Rihard", "Rihards", "Rihttá", "Riibma", "Riichi", "Riidá", "Riigu", "Riika", "Riikk", "Riikka", "Riin", "Riina", "Riitta", "Riittá", "Rijananth", "Riji", "Riju", "Rijá", "Rik", "Rika", "Rikard", "Rikardo", "Rike", "Rikhard", "Rikio", "Rikita", "Rikkar", "Rikke", "Rikki", "Riko", "Riku", "Rikuto", "Rikár", "Rikárdó", "Rileh", "Riley", "Rilla", "Riluaneth", "Rim", "Rima", "Rimac", "Rimantas", "Rimaq", "Rimardo", "Rimas", "Rimedia", "Riminoru", "Rimma", "Rimmon", "Rimu", "Rin", "Rina", "Rinaldo", "Rinat", "Rindy", "Rini", "Rinki", "Rinku", "Rinn", "Rinnah", "Rino", "Rintak", "Rinus", "Rinuscr", "Riny", "Rio", "Riordan", "Riphath", "Ripley", "Rirza", "Ris", "Risai", "Rishat", "Rishi", "Rishik", "Rissah", "Rissom", "Risten", "Risteárd", "Risthear", "Ristiinná", "Risto", "Ristolemal", "Ristoral", "Ristín", "Riswajakub", "Riswyn", "Riswynn", "Rita", "Ritch", "Ritchie", "Ritesh", "Rithes", "Rithmah", "Ritika", "Rito", "Ritsast", "Ritsuko", "Ritu", "Ritva", "Riva", "Rivaldah", "Rivaldo", "Rivask", "Rivaz", "Rivelino", "River", "Rivka", "Rivkah", "Rivqah", "Riya", "Riyad", "Riyan", "Riza", "Rizaverica", "Rizpah", "Rizvan", "Rizwan", "Rizwana", "Ričardas", "Ričards", "Riško", "Rišo", "Roa", "Roach", "Roald", "Roan", "Roar", "Rob", "Robal", "Robbe", "Robbera", "Robbert", "Robberti", "Robbie", "Robby", "Robciang", "Robcio", "Robe", "Robearta", "Robek", "Robel", "Robell", "Robena", "Rober", "Robercik", "Robergor", "Roberico", "Roberla", "Roberly", "Robernuvue", "Robert", "Roberta", "Robertas", "Roberte", "Roberti", "Robertim", "Robertina", "Roberto", "Roberts", "Robertus", "Robi", "Robin", "Robina", "Robinette", "Robjo", "Roboam", "Robrecht", "Robt", "Robyn", "Robynne", "Roc", "Roca", "Rocco", "Roch", "Rochel", "Rochelle", "Rochus", "Rocio", "Rock", "Rocket", "Rocky", "Rocryar", "Rocío", "Rod", "Rodbert", "Roddy", "Rodent", "Roderic", "Roderick", "Rodge", "Rodger", "Rodica", "Rodin", "Rodina", "Rodion", "Rodneth", "Rodney", "Rodolf", "Rodolfito", "Rodolfo", "Rodolph", "Rodolphe", "Rodot", "Rodrigo", "Rodrigue", "Rodriguez", "Rodrin", "Rodya", "Roel", "Roeland", "Roelof", "Roena", "Roffe", "Rogan", "Rogatus", "Rogelia", "Rogelim", "Rogelio", "Roger", "Roghayeh", "Rogier", "Rogue", "Rogério", "Rohan", "Rohen", "Rohese", "Rohesia", "Rohgah", "Rohi", "Rohina", "Rohini", "Rohit", "Roi", "Roialti", "Roibeárd", "Roim", "Roimata", "Roin", "Roina", "Roini", "Rois", "Roisin", "Rojo", "Rok", "Rokas", "Roke", "Roko", "Roksana", "Roksanka", "Roksha", "Roksolana", "Rokuich", "Rokuro", "Rokurou", "Rokurō", "Rokus", "Rol", "Rolan", "Roland", "Rolandas", "Rolande", "Rolandi", "Rolando", "Roldán", "Roldão", "Rolen", "Rolf", "Rolfa", "Rolla", "Rolland", "Rollie", "Rollissa", "Rollo", "Rolo", "Rolph", "Roly", "Rolya", "Roma", "Romaeus", "Romain", "Romaine", "Romamti", "Romamti-ezer", "Roman", "Romana", "Romane", "Romani", "Romano", "Romanos", "Romanoz", "Romanus", "Romayne", "Romchik", "Romcio", "Rome", "Romee", "Romein", "Romek", "Romelia", "Romeo", "Romero", "Romeu", "Romew", "Romey", "Romez", "Romi", "Romie", "Romilda", "Romilius", "Romilly", "Romin", "Romina", "Rominez", "Rominguez", "Romireno", "Romiresias", "Romirez", "Romiru", "Rommel", "Romo", "Romola", "Romolo", "Romuald", "Romualda", "Romualdas", "Romualdo", "Romualds", "Romulo", "Romulus", "Romus", "Romuś", "Romy", "Romà", "Román", "Romána", "Romásia", "Romão", "Roméo", "Romāns", "Ron", "Rona", "Ronah", "Ronal", "Ronala", "Ronald", "Ronalda", "Ronaldinho", "Ronaldo", "Ronan", "Ronathaniel", "Ronathleen", "Ronathryn", "Ronc", "Roncei", "Ronda", "Rondu", "Rondy", "Rone", "Ronely", "Ronen", "Roneth", "Rong", "Ronghua", "Ronghui", "Rongrong", "Rongsheng", "Roni", "Ronin", "Ronit", "Roniya", "Ronja", "Ronn", "Ronnabai", "Ronne", "Ronnette", "Ronnie", "Ronny", "Ronorike", "Ront", "Ronte", "Roo", "Rook", "Roolek", "Roondar", "Rooney", "Roop", "Roope", "Roopertti", "Roos", "Roosa", "Roosalind", "Rooset", "Roosevelt", "Roosje", "Root", "Rootfriend", "Ropali", "Roparzh", "Ropsan", "Roque", "Rori", "Rorie", "Rorin", "Rorwaa", "Rory", "Rorǣ", "Ros", "Rosa", "Rosabel", "Rosabella", "Rosaire", "Rosaka", "Rosalb", "Rosalba", "Rosalee", "Rosaleen", "Rosali", "Rosalia", "Rosalicia", "Rosalie", "Rosalin", "Rosalina", "Rosalind", "Rosalinda", "Rosalinde", "Rosaline", "Rosalineit", "Rosalino", "Rosalio", "Rosalva", "Rosalyn", "Rosalynne", "Rosalía", "Rosam", "Rosamhir", "Rosamond", "Rosamund", "Rosamunde", "Rosana", "Rosangela", "Rosann", "Rosanna", "Rosannah", "Rosanne", "Rosaria", "Rosario", "Rosarium", "Rosaura", "Roscoe", "Rose", "Rose-Marie", "Roseann", "Roseanne", "Rosedek", "Rosefik", "Rosel", "Roselia", "Roseline", "Rosella", "Roselle", "Roselyn", "Rosemarie", "Rosemary", "Rosemonde", "Rosen", "Rosenda", "Rosendo", "Roser", "Rosetta", "Rosette", "Rosh", "Roshan", "Roshanak", "Roshanara", "Roshapron", "Rosheen", "Roshni", "Rosi", "Rosica", "Rosie", "Rosina", "Rosine", "Rosinha", "Rosita", "Rositsa", "Roslindis", "Roslyn", "Rosmarie", "Rosmunda", "Ross", "Rossa", "Rossana", "Rossella", "Rostam", "Rostislav", "Rostiy", "Rostom", "Roston", "Roswell", "Roswita", "Roswitha", "Roswī", "Rosy", "Rosália", "Rosár", "Rosário", "Rosângela", "Rosângelisse", "Rosângelisses", "Rotella", "Rotem", "Roth", "Rothaid", "Rothko", "Rothzernapo", "Rotomalkhite", "Rotri", "Rouben", "Roukh", "Roul", "Roux", "Rov", "Rovena", "Rover", "Rovzerko", "Rowan", "Rowanne", "Rowen", "Rowena", "Rowi", "Rowin", "Rowina", "Rowit", "Rowland", "Rowley", "Rowtag", "Rowtagadi", "Roxan", "Roxana", "Roxande", "Roxane", "Roxanna", "Roxanne", "Roxel", "Roxelana", "Roxer", "Roxie", "Roxy", "Roy", "Roya", "Royal", "Royale", "Royalty", "Royce", "Roydon", "Royle", "Roylon", "Roys", "Royse", "Royston", "Roywyn", "Roz", "Roza", "Rozabela", "Rozal", "Rozalia", "Rozalija", "Rozalina", "Rozaliya", "Rozalka", "Rozan", "Rozanne", "Rozapha", "Rozar", "Rozat", "Rozeha", "Rozehana", "Rozella", "Rozenn", "Rozeta", "Rozez", "Rozi", "Rozika", "Rozina", "Roziya", "Rozo", "Rozumin", "Rozyaah", "Rozália", "Rozálie", "Rozárie", "Rozālija", "Roĉjo", "Roĝero", "Roĝeron", "Rožė", "Rr", "Ru", "Rua", "Ruadh", "Ruadhán", "Ruaidhrí", "Ruaidrí", "Ruairi", "Ruairidh", "Ruairí", "Ruan", "Ruara", "Ruaraidh", "Ruarc", "Ruarcc", "Ruaridh", "Rub", "Ruba", "Rubab", "Rube", "Rubea", "Rubem", "Ruben", "Rubena", "Rubens", "Rubi", "Rubik", "Rubill", "Rubina", "Rubinho", "Rubio", "Rubix", "Ruby", "Rubye", "Rubèn", "Rubén", "Ruchika", "Rucia", "Ruda", "Rudanine", "Rudek", "Ruden", "Rudericus", "Rudesind", "Rudesindus", "Rudi", "Rudiko", "Rudina", "Rudo", "Rudoki", "Rudolf", "Rudolfo", "Rudolph", "Rudovi", "Rudovini", "Rudra", "Rudy", "Rudyard", "Rudzio", "Rudīte", "Rue", "Rueben", "Rueber", "Ruedi", "Ruel", "Ruelle", "Ruelma", "Ruf", "Rufaro", "Rufina", "Rufinavaton", "Rufino", "Rufinus", "Rufus", "Rugby", "Rugg", "Ruggero", "Ruggiero", "Rugh", "Rughbeigh", "Rugil", "Rugilė", "Ruh", "Ruhaan", "Ruhamah", "Ruhollah", "Ruhte", "Rui", "Ruifa", "Ruifang", "Ruigi", "Ruiha", "Ruihua", "Ruiping", "Ruiz", "Rukhsana", "Rukhsar", "Rukije", "Rukiye", "Rukmani", "Rukmini", "Rula", "Ruldark", "Rule", "Ruliet", "Ruluvox", "Ruma", "Rumah", "Rumaysa", "Rumbidzai", "Rumein", "Rumen", "Rumena", "Rumer", "Rumhilt", "Rumhura", "Rumi", "Rumiana", "Rumiko", "Rumitra", "Rumiya", "Rumnaheim", "Rumpelstiltskin", "Rumpelstilzchen", "Rumperi", "Rumyana", "Runa", "Runar", "Rune", "Rupa", "Rupali", "Ruperod", "Rupert", "Ruperta", "Ruperto", "Rupes", "Rupesh", "Rupinder", "Ruprecht", "Ruq'a", "Ruqayya", "Ruqayyah", "Ruqin", "Ruqiya", "Rureah", "Ruri", "Rurik", "Rurissatevel", "Ruselo", "Rush", "Rushan", "Rushana", "Rusik", "Rusiko", "Ruska", "Ruslan", "Ruslana", "Rusnė", "Russ", "Russa", "Russe", "Russel", "Russell", "Russella", "Russelle", "Russelly", "Russeshtin", "Russi", "Rustam", "Rustem", "Rusthamaceryl", "Rusticus", "Rustik", "Rusty", "Rusudan", "Rusudani", "Rusue", "Rusuf", "Rusul", "Rusya", "Rut", "Ruta", "Rute", "Rutendo", "Rutgara", "Rutger", "Rutgeryl", "Ruth", "Rutha", "Ruthi", "Ruthiah", "Ruthie", "Ruto", "Rutt", "Ruuben", "Ruud", "Ruut", "Ruvim", "Ruvimu", "Ruvsá", "Ruwa", "Ruwan", "Ruxandra", "Ruxatin", "Ruy", "Ruya", "Ruzan", "Ruzana", "Ruzandrina", "Ruzanna", "Ruzgen", "Ruzha", "Ruzhdi", "Ruzil", "Ruzilya", "Ruşen", "Ruža", "Ružena", "Ružica", "Rwzfs", "Ry", "Ryacr", "Ryan", "Ryana", "Ryann", "Ryanne", "Ryant", "Ryatt", "Rybhair", "Rybhard", "Ryckey", "Ryder", "Rye", "Ryhor", "Ryker", "Ryla", "Rylan", "Ryland", "Rylee", "Ryleigh", "Ryley", "Rylie", "Rym", "Ryo", "Ryoe", "Ryoei", "Ryohei", "Ryohon", "Ryoichi", "Ryoji", "Ryojitsu", "Ryoko", "Ryosue", "Ryosuke", "Ryota", "Ryott", "Ryou", "Ryouichi", "Ryousuke", "Ryouta", "Ryozo", "Rysiek", "Rysims", "Rysio", "Ryszard", "Rytis", "Ryuichi", "Ryuji", "Ryuko", "Ryuu", "Ryuuji", "Ryuunosuke", "Ryuzo", "Ryver", "Ryō", "Ryōichi", "Ryōsuke", "Ryōta", "Ryś", "Ryū", "Ryūji", "Ryūjing", "Ryūnosuke", "Rza", "Ráffo", "Ráffor", "Ráfforo", "Ráfi", "Ráhel", "Ráhkel", "Ráicharles", "Ráicheletaquio", "Ráichib", "Ráichmuddi", "Ráichéal", "Ráidner", "Ráijá", "Rálfa", "Rán", "Ránso", "Rásmo", "Rásmos", "Rássa", "Rástoš", "Rásttoš", "Rávdná", "Rávdnár", "Rávle", "Ráðúlfr", "Ráðúlfrid", "Räshit", "Rædfriþ", "Rædnoþ", "Rædweald", "Rædwulf", "Rægenbeald", "Rægengar", "Rægenhere", "Rægenweald", "Rægenweard", "Rægenwulf", "Réamann", "Réamo", "Réamonda", "Réamonn", "Rébecca", "Régine", "Régis", "Régulo", "Réka", "Rémann", "Rémi", "Rémy", "Rígbarddán", "Ríghnach", "Rígán", "Ríoghnach", "Ríoghán", "Ríona", "Ríonach", "Róbert", "Róis", "Róise", "Róisín", "Rómulo", "Rónán", "Rós", "Rósa", "Róza", "Rózia", "Rózs", "Rózsa", "Rózsi", "Róża", "Różyczka", "Rômulo", "Röstäm", "Röwşen", "Rúadán", "Rúbem", "Rúben", "Rúna", "Rúnar", "Rúni", "Rút", "Rüdigang", "Rüdiger", "Rüqəyya", "Rüstem", "Rüstəm", "Rüzgar", "Răzvan", "Răzvanni", "Rēdawa", "Rēdawulfaz", "Rīkaharduz", "Rīta", "Rūdolfs", "Rūta", "Růžena", "Rəhman", "Rəsul", "Rəşad", "S", "S'Sela", "S'Sinda", "S'all", "S*nny", "SCH1K4G0", "Sa'ad", "Sa'adah", "Sa'd", "Sa'di", "Sa'dia", "Sa'drian", "Sa'id", "Sa'ida", "Sa-Rang", "Sa-Ri", "Saad", "Saadat", "Saadullah", "Saajay", "Saaji", "Saam", "Saana", "Saanvi", "Saar", "Saara", "Saarik", "Saariq", "Saarka", "Saat", "Saathzilnak", "Saba", "Sabah", "Sabahattin", "Sabahudin", "Sabal", "Sabanus", "Sabaoth", "Sabas", "Sabbas", "Sabcia", "Sabeans", "Sabeen", "Sabela", "Sabella", "Sabellius", "Sabi", "Sabia", "Sabiah", "Sabien", "Sabina", "Sabine", "Sabinka", "Sabino", "Sabinus", "Sabir", "Sabire", "Sabita", "Sabitri", "Sable", "Sabli", "Saboor", "Sabr", "Sabra", "Sabraham", "Sabri", "Sabria", "Sabrie", "Sabrije", "Sabrin", "Sabrina", "Sabristis", "Sabriye", "Sabriyya", "Sabry", "Sabryna", "Sabta", "Sabtah", "Sabtecha", "Sabtechah", "Sabtecuba", "Saburo", "Saburou", "Saburō", "Sabzeh", "Sabīne", "Sacagawea", "Sacar", "Sacha", "Sachairi", "Sacheverell", "Sachi", "Sachie", "Sachiko", "Sachin", "Sachino", "Sachio", "Sacnict", "Sacnicte", "Sacnite", "Sada", "Sadae", "Sadaf", "Sadak", "Sadako", "Sadami", "Sadao", "Sadayoshi", "Sadayuki", "Sadb", "Sadbh", "Saddam", "Sadducees", "Sadegh", "Sadeli", "Sadeq", "Sadete", "Sadhana", "Sadhbh", "Sadhna", "Sadi", "Sadia", "Sadie", "Sadije", "Sadik", "Sadiq", "Sadiqa", "Sadir", "Sadoc", "Sadogat", "Sadolphon", "Sadruddin", "Sae", "Saeed", "Saeeda", "Saeedullah", "Saeid", "Saeko", "Saelihn", "Safa", "Safaa", "Safaa'", "Safar", "Safayeh", "Safdar", "Safet", "Safete", "Saffira", "Saffron", "Safi", "Safia", "Safije", "Safinn", "Safiqullausta", "Safira", "Safis'gan'krani", "Safis'orm'aklaiodo", "Safises", "Safiullah", "Safiya", "Safiyah", "Safiye", "Safiyya", "Safiyyah", "Safura", "Safwan", "Sag", "Saga", "Sagan", "Sagar", "Sagara", "Sagava", "Sage", "Sageflower", "Saghra", "Sagi", "Sagit", "Sagrario", "Sahad", "Sahak", "Sahale", "Sahar", "Sahe", "Saher", "Sahib", "Sahiba", "Sahil", "Sahra", "Sahraab", "Sahsa", "Sahy", "Sahyko", "Sai", "Saibh", "Saick", "Said", "Saida", "Saide", "Saidh", "Saif", "Saifacey", "Saifuddin", "Saiful", "Saifullah", "Saige", "Saihaj", "Saija", "Sailor", "Saima", "Saimi", "Saimir", "Saint", "Saioa", "Saion", "Saiore", "Saios", "Saira", "Sait", "Saiwaiminoru", "Saiyad", "Sajan", "Sajida", "Sajjad", "Sajmir", "Sajr", "Sajra", "Sak", "Sakae", "Sakandar", "Sakangur", "Sakari", "Sakchai", "Sakhah", "Sakhi", "Sakhidad", "Sakhr", "Saki", "Sakiko", "Sakima", "Sakina", "Sakine", "Sakineh", "Sakke", "Sakshi", "Saku", "Sakul", "Sakuntala", "Sakup", "Sakura", "Sakurako", "Sal", "Sala", "Salacia", "Salad", "Saladin", "Salaenith", "Salah", "Salahuddin", "Salait", "Salak", "Salalai", "Salali", "Salam", "Salama", "Salamander", "Salamatu", "Salambek", "Salami", "Salamis", "Salamon", "Salang", "Salathiel", "Salathihel", "Salatum", "Salavat", "Salazar", "Salbjǫrg", "Salcah", "Sald", "Salda", "Saldarathere", "Saldo", "Saldís", "Saleem", "Saleena", "Saleh", "Saleha", "Salem", "Salena", "Saler", "Salha", "Sali", "Salia", "Salie", "Salif", "Salih", "Saliha", "Salik", "Saliko", "Salil", "Salim", "Salima", "Salina", "Saline", "Salinuara", "Salisu", "Salix", "Salka", "Sallai", "Salli", "Sallie", "Sally", "Salma", "Salmah", "Salmakia", "Salman", "Salme", "Salmon", "Salome", "Salomea", "Salomo", "Salomon", "Salomone", "Salomão", "Salomè", "Salomé", "Salomón", "Salongpia", "Salonitah", "Salt", "Saltamaran", "Saltanat", "Salu", "Salud", "Salustia", "Salut", "Salute", "Salva", "Salvacion", "Salvador", "Salvain", "Salvatio", "Salvator", "Salvatore", "Salvatrice", "Salvatrix", "Salvil", "Salvio", "Salvius", "Salvo", "Salvus", "Salwa", "Sam", "Sama", "Samaa", "Samad", "Samah", "Samanda", "Samander", "Samandon", "Samandrew", "Samandy", "Samangalath", "Samanta", "Samantha", "Samanthan", "Samanthaniel", "Samanthaniell", "Samanthia", "Samanthony", "Samanto", "Samar", "Samara", "Samaria", "Samat", "Samayra", "Samed", "Sameer", "Sameera", "Samet", "Sami", "Samia", "Samil", "Samilcaelei", "Samim", "Samin", "Samina", "Samir", "Samira", "Samiullah", "Samiya", "Samiye", "Samjan", "Samji", "Samjo", "Samka", "Samla", "Samlah", "Sammai", "Sammi", "Sammie", "Sammy", "Samn", "Samnang", "Samo", "Samoil", "Samonc", "Samos", "Samothracia", "Samouel", "Sampat", "Sampath", "Sampeia", "Sampler", "Sampo", "Samppa", "Sampson", "Samra", "Samson", "Samu", "Samuel", "Samuela", "Samuele", "Samueline", "Samuelino", "Samuelissa", "Samuelo", "Samuhel", "Samuil", "Samuilu", "Samuli", "Samus", "Samvel", "Samwel", "Samwise", "San", "Sana", "Sanaa", "Sanae", "Sanal", "Sanam", "Sanatan", "SaNáullah", "Sanaz", "Sanballat", "Sancha", "Sancheriv", "Sanchez", "Sancho", "Sancia", "Sanck", "Sanckex", "Sanco", "Sanctius", "Sand", "Sanda", "Sandaker", "Sandalio", "Sande", "Sandeep", "Sander", "Sandez", "Sandford", "Sandhya", "Sandi", "Sandie", "Sandile", "Sandip", "Sandjo", "Sandon", "Sandoval", "Sandra", "Sandrait", "Sandrea", "Sandria", "Sandrine", "Sandrino", "Sandro", "Sandrusia", "Sandrynka", "Sandu", "Sandy", "Sane", "Sanechka", "Sanel", "Sanela", "Sanem", "Sanesiana", "Sanew", "Sanfer", "Sanford", "Sang", "Sang-Hun", "Sang-Hyeok", "Sang-Hyeon", "Sang-Jin", "Sang-Jun", "Sang-Min", "Sang-U", "Sang-Uk", "Sang-Won", "Sang-Yun", "Sangar", "Sangeeta", "Sanggen", "Sangi", "Sangit", "Sangita", "Sangitaben", "Sango", "Sanhedrin", "Sani", "Sanichar", "Sanie", "Sanije", "Sanish", "Saniyya", "Sanj", "Sanja", "Sanjana", "Sanjay", "Sanjaya", "Sanjeet", "Sanjeev", "Sanji", "Sanjib", "Sanjica", "Sanjin", "Sanjit", "Sanjiv", "Sanju", "Sanjuana", "Sankar", "Sanna", "Sanne", "Sanni", "Sannl", "Sano", "Sanober", "Sanoffkas", "Sansa", "Sansannah", "Sanshe", "Sanshi", "Sansia", "Sansok", "Sansone", "Santa", "Santamma", "Santana", "Sante", "Santeri", "Santh", "Santha", "Santhare", "Santhe", "Santhosh", "Santi", "Santiago", "Santina", "Santino", "Santius", "Santiusec", "Santo", "Santonica", "Santos", "Santosh", "Santoshi", "Santrakutes", "Santtu", "Santu", "Santurab", "Santuzza", "Sanver", "Sanvi", "Sanville", "Sanya", "Sanyi", "Sanyosh", "Sanz", "Sanzales", "Sanzalesias", "Sanzendai", "Sao", "Saodat", "Saoirse", "Saori", "Saorlaith", "Saoul", "Saph", "Saphir", "Sapir", "Sapna", "Sapogmay", "Sappar", "Sappheire", "Sapphira", "Sapphire", "Sappho", "Sara", "Saraaj", "Sarabel", "Sarad", "Sarada", "Saradaben", "Sarah", "Sarahi", "Sarai", "Saraid", "Saral", "Sarala", "Saramama", "Sarangerel", "Saranna", "Sarao", "Saraph", "Saras", "Sarasvati", "Saraswati", "Sarat", "Sarava", "Saray", "Sarceran", "Sarcia", "Sard", "Sardaana", "Sardana", "Sardar", "Sardis", "Sardites", "Sardor", "Sareek", "Sareeq", "Saren", "Sarendy", "Sarepta", "Sarfir", "Sargis", "Sargon", "Sargylana", "Sari", "Saria", "Sariah", "Sarid", "Sariel", "Sarika", "Sarina", "Sariq", "Sarit", "Sarita", "Sarkis", "Sarla", "Sarlandandy", "Sarmīte", "Sarnai", "Sarnell", "Saro", "Saroj", "Saroja", "Sarojini", "Sarolt", "Sarolta", "Saron", "Sarona", "Sarp", "Sarpedon", "Sarpogria", "Sarpos", "Sarr", "Sarra", "Sarrah", "Sarrha", "Sarsechim", "Sarsia", "Sartendrink", "Sartris", "Saruch", "Sarus", "Sarusia", "Sarvesh", "Sarwar", "Sarwerodie", "Sarya", "Sasa", "Sasadip", "Sasatosh", "Sasatrix", "Sasaya", "Sascha", "Sasha", "Sashenka", "Sashi", "Sashka", "Sashken", "Sashmi", "Sasho", "Sashok", "Sasithorn", "Saskia", "Sasolk", "Sassa", "Satan", "Satanim", "Satchel", "Satendra", "Sathogga", "Sathyanarayan", "Sati", "Satinka", "Satish", "Satisha", "Sativa", "Sato", "Satoko", "Satomi", "Saton", "Satoru", "Satoshi", "Satsuki", "Satta", "Sattamax", "Satu", "Satur", "Saturday", "Saturn", "Saturnia", "Saturnina", "Saturnino", "Saturninus", "Saturnus", "Satvik", "Satya", "Satyabhama", "Satyananda", "Satyanarayan", "Satyavathi", "Satye", "Satyendra", "Sauce", "Saud", "Sauda", "Saul", "Saule", "Sauli", "Saulius", "Sauliā", "Saulė", "Saun", "Saundra", "Saunitor", "Saurabh", "Saurbun", "Saure", "Sauron", "Sava", "Savanna", "Savannah", "Savaş", "Saveli", "Savelius", "Saveliy", "Savely", "Saven", "Saver", "Saveria", "Saverio", "Saveriu", "Savico", "Savidon", "Savin", "Savina", "Savino", "Savio", "Savita", "Savitr", "Savitri", "Savnadar", "Savva", "Savvas", "Sawa", "Sawako", "Sawda", "Sawney", "Sawsan", "Sawyer", "Sawyl", "Saxa", "Saxlerd", "Saxlerik", "Saxon", "Say", "Saya", "Sayaka", "Sayan", "Sayana", "Sayed", "Sayedullah", "Sayen", "Sayf", "Sayfullah", "Sayle", "Saylor", "Saynab", "Sayo", "Sayoa", "Sayoko", "Sayori", "Sayuri", "Sayyid", "Sayyida", "Sayónn2ú", "Sazan", "Saúde", "Saúdiah", "Saúl", "Saša", "Saška", "Saško", "Sašo", "Scaevola", "Scar", "Scare", "Scarlee", "Scarleigh", "Scarlet", "Scarlett", "Scarlette", "Scecr", "Sceh", "Scere", "Sceva", "Scevola", "Schaaph", "Scheherazade", "Scheppen", "Schikago", "Schlatt", "Schlaw", "Schlompus", "Schlungus", "Schmungus", "Schneewittchen", "Scholastica", "Scholastique", "Schrödinger", "Schuyler", "Schwa", "Schwanhild", "Scilla", "Scip", "Scipio", "Scipione", "Scirhad", "Scirweald", "Scoli", "Scorpi", "Scorpio", "Scorpion", "Scorpius", "Scot", "Scotland", "Scott", "Scotte", "Scottie", "Scotty", "Scout", "Scovia", "Scrambled Eggs", "Scule", "Scythe", "Scáthach", "Se-Bin", "Se-Eun", "Se-Ha", "Se-Hui", "Se-Hui-Ja", "Se-Hun", "Se-Hut", "Se-Hyeom", "Se-Hyeon", "Se-Jin", "Se-Jun", "Se-Lin", "Se-Lyeong", "Se-Min", "Se-Won", "Se-Woo", "Se-Yeon", "Se-Yeong", "Se-Yun", "Seachlann", "Seachnall", "Sead", "Seaghdh", "Sean", "Seanna", "Seanán", "Search", "Seará", "Seaxburg", "Seb", "Seba", "Sebahar", "Sebajot", "Sebastiaan", "Sebastian", "Sebastiana", "Sebastiano", "Sebastianus", "Sebastijan", "Sebastián", "Sebastião", "Sebastjan", "Sebat", "Sebek", "Sebestyén", "Seble", "Secacah", "Sechnall", "Sechu", "Secillah", "Secirh", "Secundinus", "Secundus", "Seda", "Sedef", "Sedna", "Sednezer", "Seebo", "Seed", "Seeima", "Seela", "Seema", "Seemus", "Seera", "Seet", "Seeta", "Seetha", "Sefa", "Sefedin", "Sefer", "Seffora", "Sefris", "Sefriðþjófr", "Sefton", "Sefu", "Sega", "Segenam", "Segismundo", "Segub", "Segun", "Seher", "Sei", "Sei'lo", "Sei'lya", "Sei-Ki", "Seidania", "Seido", "Seigo", "Seigunter", "Seiich", "Seiichi", "Seiichiro", "Seija", "Seiji", "Seikaki", "Seike", "Seiken", "Seiket", "Seiki", "Seikici", "Seiko", "Seilenos", "Seinopsis", "Seipen", "Seipora", "Seir", "Seiras", "Seiraç", "Seishi", "Seisyll", "Seit", "Seiten", "Seiwa", "Seizo", "Sejad", "Sekai", "Sekani", "Sekar", "Sekha", "Sekhar", "Sekhen", "Sekhmet", "Seki", "Sektapendor", "Sektar", "Sela", "Sela-hammah-lekoth", "Selah", "Selahattin", "Selaixtichon", "Selami", "Selanar", "Selathear", "Selbel", "Selbi", "Selbme", "Selbmá", "Selby", "Sele", "Selectric", "Seled", "Seleia", "Selen", "Selena", "Selene", "Selenser", "Selepsar", "Seleucia", "Seleucus", "Seleukos", "Selexy", "Selggo", "Selig", "Selim", "Selima", "Selime", "Selin", "Selina", "Selini", "Selise", "Seljo", "Selma", "Selman", "Selu", "Selus", "Selvaggia", "Selvesticușor", "Selvi", "Selvije", "Selwyn", "Selâhath", "Selâhattin", "Sem", "Sema", "Semachiah", "Semaiah", "Semaj", "Semamen", "Semei", "Semele", "Semen", "Semerifid", "Semesilam", "Semia", "Semih", "Semiha", "Semion", "Semir", "Semiramis", "Semra", "Semyon", "Sen", "Senaah", "Senan", "Sence", "Sender", "Sendimi", "Sendo", "Sendoa", "Senec", "Seneca", "Seneh", "Seneri", "Senga", "Sengphet", "Seni", "Senir", "Senja", "Senka", "Senkitt", "Senn", "Senna", "Sennacherib", "Senne", "Sennen", "Senorus", "Senri", "Sens", "Senta", "Senuah", "Senya", "Senán", "Seo", "Seo-A", "Seo-Bin", "Seo-Eun", "Seo-Gyeong", "Seo-Ha", "Seo-Ho", "Seo-Hu", "Seo-Hui", "Seo-Hyeon", "Seo-Hyeong", "Seo-Hyun", "Seo-Jeong", "Seo-Joon", "Seo-Joor", "Seo-Jun", "Seo-Rin", "Seo-Won", "Seo-Yeon", "Seo-Yeong", "Seo-Yoon", "Seo-Yul", "Seo-Yun", "Seoc", "Seoirse", "Seok", "Seok-Hyeon", "Seok-Jin", "Seok-Jun", "Seok-Junmi", "Seol", "Seola", "Seon", "Seon-Bin", "Seon-Ho", "Seon-Hu", "Seon-Hui", "Seon-Jae", "Seon-Jun", "Seon-Min", "Seon-U", "Seon-Woo", "Seon-Yeong", "Seon-Yu", "Seon-Yul", "Seona", "Seonag", "Seong", "Seong-Bin", "Seong-Eun", "Seong-Ha", "Seong-Ho", "Seong-Hun", "Seong-Hwan", "Seong-Hyeon", "Seong-Jae", "Seong-Jin", "Seong-Ju", "Seong-Jun", "Seong-Min", "Seong-Robberti", "Seong-Su", "Seong-Won", "Seong-Yeon", "Seong-Yun", "Seongmini", "Seontos", "Seontu", "Seorim", "Seosamh", "Sep", "Sepan", "Separ", "Separate", "Sepeteus", "Seph", "Sephar", "Sepharad", "Sepharvaim", "Sephine", "Sepi", "Sepkun", "Sepp", "Seppa", "Seppe", "Seppel", "Sepphora", "Sepping", "Seppo", "Sepret", "September", "Septima", "Septimius", "Septimus", "Septio", "Sepvahr", "Sequoia", "Sequoitus", "Sequoyah", "Sera", "Serafeim", "Serafi", "Serafim", "Serafima", "Serafin", "Serafina", "Serafini", "Serafino", "Serafín", "Serah", "Seraiah", "Seraph", "Seraphim", "Seraphina", "Seraphinus", "Serapion", "Serapis", "Serdar", "Sere", "Sered", "Serek", "Seremoth", "Seren", "Serena", "Serenity", "Serg", "Serge", "Sergei", "Sergeiris", "Sergej", "Sergejs", "Sergejus", "Serges", "Sergey", "Serghei", "Sergi", "Sergine", "Serginke", "Sergio", "Sergiu", "Sergius", "Sergiusz", "Sergliadana", "Sergljo", "Sergo", "Sergor", "Sergá", "Serhan", "Serhat", "Serhei", "Serhii", "Serhiy", "Serht", "Serhto", "Serif", "Serik", "Serina", "Seriozha", "Serk", "Serkan", "Serket", "Sernanco", "Sero", "Serocr", "Seronica", "Serpil", "Serra", "Serrano", "Serrena", "Serro", "Serseria", "Serug", "Serum", "Servaas", "Servais", "Servando", "Servaos", "Servatius", "Server", "Servet", "Servete", "Service", "Servius", "Serwacy", "Serxhio", "Serybr", "Seryph", "Sesarkhnum", "Sesili", "Sest", "Sesto", "Sestre", "Set", "Setare", "Setareh", "Setel", "Seth", "Sethabra", "Sethrander", "Sethri", "Sethunya", "Sethur", "Sethym", "Seti", "Setiawan", "Setrim", "Setse", "Setsuko", "Setsuo", "Settimio", "Settimo", "Seul", "Seul-A", "Seula", "Seumas", "Seun", "Seung", "Seung-A", "Seung-Beom", "Seung-Bin", "Seung-Eun", "Seung-Gi", "Seung-Gyu", "Seung-Ha", "Seung-Heon", "Seung-Ho", "Seung-Hu", "Seung-Hui", "Seung-Hun", "Seung-Hwan", "Seung-Hyeon", "Seung-Jae", "Seung-Jin", "Seung-Ju", "Seung-Jun", "Seung-Min", "Seung-Ri", "Seung-Won", "Seung-Yeon", "Seung-Yu", "Seung-Yun", "Seva", "Sevan", "Sevara", "Sevastian", "Sevastyan", "Sevda", "Seve", "Seven", "Severa", "Severi", "Severian", "Severiano", "Severianus", "Severin", "Severina", "Severino", "Severinus", "Severo", "Severus", "Seves", "Seveza", "Sevgi", "Sevil", "Sevim", "Sevinc", "Sevinj", "Sevinç", "Sevit", "Sevyn", "Seward", "Sewati", "Sewek", "Sewelim", "Sewer", "Seweryn", "Seweryna", "Sexfruit", "Sexred", "Sextilius", "Sextus", "Seyana", "Seydou", "Seyed", "Seyfettin", "Seyfullah", "Seyli", "Seymour", "Seynabou", "Seyye", "Seyyed", "Seyyid", "Seyyit", "Sezim", "Seán", "Seònaid", "Seòras", "Seòsaidh", "Sh'anthis", "Sh'dak", "Sh'dethi", "Sh'eles", "Sh'error", "Sh'ramai", "Sh'ratha", "Sha", "Sha'ban", "Sha'ul", "Shaahdah", "Shaalabbim", "Shaalbim", "Shaalbonite", "Shaan", "Shaaoar", "Shaaph", "Shaara", "Shaaraim", "Shaashgaz", "Shaban", "Shabana", "Shabani", "Shabazz", "Shabbethai", "Shabnam", "Shaccha", "Shachar", "Shachia", "Shad", "Shada", "Shaddock", "Shade", "Shadi", "Shadiya", "Shadrach", "Shady", "Shadya", "Shae", "Shaelyn", "Shaena", "Shafaqat", "Shafia", "Shafinat", "Shafiq", "Shafiqa", "Shafiqullah", "Shafir", "Shafiullah", "Shafiy", "Shaftder", "Shage", "Shaghlaah", "Shagi", "Shagán", "Shah", "Shahalesławuś", "Shahanaj", "Shahar", "Shaharaim", "Shahd", "Shahe", "Shaheen", "Shahid", "Shahidullah", "Shahin", "Shahira", "Shahjahan", "Shahla", "Shahnaz", "Shahne", "Shahnoza", "Shahpuhr", "Shahr", "Shahram", "Shahrazad", "Shahrbano", "Shahriar", "Shahristal", "Shahristi", "Shahrivar", "Shahriyar", "Shahrizad", "Shahrokh", "Shahrukh", "Shahryar", "Shahrzad", "Shahzad", "Shahzada", "Shahzadah", "Shai", "Shaik", "Shaila", "Shailaja", "Shailendra", "Shailene", "Shailesh", "Shaili", "Shaima", "Shaimaa", "Shaina", "Shaindel", "Shair", "Shaista", "Shajar", "Shak", "Shaka", "Shake", "Shaked", "Shakeel", "Shakeela", "Shakhi", "Shakib", "Shakiba", "Shakil", "Shakila", "Shakir", "Shakira", "Shako", "Shakobo", "Shakti", "Shakufa", "Shakuntala", "Shakur", "Shakura", "Shakuriya", "Shala", "Shalani", "Shalee", "Shaleena", "Shalem", "Shalena", "Shalene", "Shalev", "Shalim", "Shalina", "Shalini", "Shalisha", "Shallum", "Shallun", "Shalmai", "Shalman", "Shalmaneser", "Shalnim", "Shalom", "Shalomer", "Shalva", "Shalz", "Sham", "Sham'a", "Shama", "Shamad", "Shaman", "Shamariah", "Shamash", "Shambhu", "Shamed", "Shameka", "Shamer", "Shamgar", "Shamhese", "Shamhuth", "Shamia", "Shamieeal", "Shamieelaah", "Shamik", "Shamika", "Shamil", "Shamila", "Shamim", "Shamina", "Shamir", "Shamira", "Shamma", "Shammah", "Shammai", "Shammoth", "Shammua", "Shammuah", "Shammuramat", "Shamp", "Shams", "Shamsherai", "Shamsia", "Shamsuddin", "Shamsul", "Shamsullah", "Shamund", "Shamus", "Shan", "Shana", "Shanae", "Shanairra", "Shanaya", "Shandar", "Shandiin", "Shandri", "Shane", "Shaneka", "Shanelle", "Shanene", "Shanequa", "Shang", "Shani", "Shania", "Shanice", "Shanik", "Shanika", "Shaniqu", "Shaniqua", "Shaniya", "Shankar", "Shankara", "Shann", "Shanna", "Shannah", "Shannen", "Shannon", "Shanon", "Shanqai", "Shanshan", "Shanta", "Shantabai", "Shantae", "Shantai", "Shantanu", "Shantay", "Shante", "Shantee", "Shantel", "Shantelle", "Shanthi", "Shanti", "Shanto", "Shaobo", "Shaofeng", "Shaohong", "Shaohua", "Shaohui", "Shaojun", "Shaoling", "Shaomei", "Shaoming", "Shaoping", "Shaoqing", "Shaos", "Shaowei", "Shaoying", "Shapa", "Shapham", "Shaphan", "Shaphat", "Shaphath", "Shapiri", "Shapon", "Shapoor", "Shapour", "Shapri", "Shapur", "Shaqe", "Shaqen", "Shaqir", "Shaqirelle", "Shaqro", "Shaquan", "Shaquana", "Shaquila", "Shaquille", "Shar", "Shara", "Sharad", "Sharada", "Sharaf", "Sharafat", "Sharafuddin", "Sharag", "Sharai", "Sharalyn", "Sharar", "Shard", "Sharda", "Shardre", "Shareef", "Sharezer", "Shari", "Shariah", "Sharif", "Sharifa", "Sharifah", "Sharifullah", "Sharise", "Shark", "Sharl", "Sharla", "Sharleen", "Sharlene", "Sharles", "Sharley", "Sharlott", "Sharlotte", "Sharma", "Sharmaine", "Sharmila", "Sharmin", "Sharon", "Sharona", "Sharonda", "Sharron", "Sharvari", "Shary", "Sharyl", "Sharyn", "Shasha", "Shashai", "Shashak", "Shashi", "Shashikant", "Shashou", "Shasta", "Shathe", "Shaudence", "Shaukat", "Shaul", "Shaumar", "Shaumeia", "Shaun", "Shauna", "Shaunissa", "Shaurya", "Shautha", "Shava", "Shaveh", "Shavero", "Shavia", "Shavkat", "Shavo", "Shavon", "Shavonn", "Shavonne", "Shavsha", "Shaw", "Shawkat", "Shawli", "Shawn", "Shawna", "Shawnda", "Shawnee", "Shawynn", "Shay", "Shayan", "Shaye", "Shaykh", "Shayla", "Shaylyn", "Shayma", "Shayn", "Shayna", "Shaynah", "Shayne", "Shayyid", "Shaz", "Shazi", "Shazia", "Shazie", "Shaîbar", "Shašankil", "She'alti'el", "Shea", "Sheal", "Shealtiel", "Sheamus", "Shear", "Shear-jashub", "Sheard", "Sheariah", "Sheauku", "Sheb", "Sheba", "Shebam", "Shebaniah", "Shebarim", "Sheber", "Shebna", "Shebnah", "Shebuel", "Sheca", "Shecaniah", "Shechaniah", "Shecheart", "Shechem", "Shechi", "Shedeur", "Shedinn", "Sheela", "Sheelagh", "Sheen", "Sheena", "Sheenagh", "Sheerah", "Sheereenah", "Sheetal", "Shefali", "Shefki", "Shefqet", "Sheh", "Shehariah", "Sheherazade", "Shehu", "Shei", "Sheiewek", "Sheikh", "Sheil", "Sheila", "Sheine", "Shekhar", "Shekinah", "Shel", "Shela", "Shelach", "Shelagh", "Shelah", "Shelby", "Sheldon", "Shelemiah", "Shelen", "Shelena", "Sheleph", "Shelesh", "Shelia", "Shell", "Shella", "Shellah", "Sheller", "Shelley", "Shelly", "Shellá", "Shelm", "Shelma", "Shelomi", "Shelomit", "Shelomith", "Shelomoh", "Shelton", "Shelumiel", "Shem", "Shema", "Shema'yah", "Shemaah", "Shemaiah", "Shemar", "Shemariah", "Shemeber", "Shemen", "Shementios", "Shemer", "Shemet", "Shemeton", "Shemida", "Shemidah", "Sheminith", "Shemir", "Shemiramoth", "Shemov", "Shemowi", "Shemu'el", "Shemuel", "Shen", "Shena", "Shenandoah", "Shenazar", "Shene", "Sheng", "Shenghua", "Shengli", "Shenir", "Shenta", "Sheona", "Shepard", "Shephatiah", "Shepherd", "Shephi", "Shepho", "Shephupham", "Shephuphan", "Sheps", "Sheqere", "Sher", "Sheraga", "Sherah", "Sherali", "Sherebiah", "Shereda", "Sheree", "Shereen", "Shereena", "Sherel", "Sherenne", "Sheresh", "Sherezer", "Sheri", "Sheridan", "Sherie", "Sherif", "Sherife", "Sherill", "Sherilyn", "Sherisse", "Sherley", "Sherlon", "Sherlyn", "Shermadin", "Sherman", "Sherri", "Sherrie", "Sherry", "Sherwood", "Sheryl", "Sheryll", "Sherzod", "Shesega", "Sheshach", "Sheshai", "Sheshan", "Sheshbazzar", "Shestendeliath", "Shet", "Sheth", "Shethar", "Shethar-boznai", "Shethæy", "Shett", "Sheva", "Shevarra", "Shevaun", "Sheve", "Shevolba", "Shevon", "Shi", "Shi-Ah", "Shi-Woo", "Shib", "Shiba", "Shibboleth", "Shibmah", "Shichiro", "Shichirou", "Shichirō", "Shicron", "Shid", "Shideh", "Shifra", "Shige", "Shigeaki", "Shigeharu", "Shigeichi", "Shigeji", "Shigekazu", "Shigeki", "Shigeko", "Shigemi", "Shigemitsu", "Shigen", "Shigeno", "Shigenobu", "Shigenori", "Shigeo", "Shiger", "Shigeru", "Shigeto", "Shigetoshi", "Shigeyo", "Shigeyoshi", "Shigeyuki", "Shigezane", "Shiggaion", "Shigobert", "Shigoberto", "Shigtishta", "Shigueda", "Shihab", "Shihka", "Shihkeji", "Shihon", "Shihong", "Shihor-libnah", "Shihua", "Shijie", "Shijun", "Shika", "Shikago", "Shikha", "Shikoba", "Shila", "Shilah", "Shild", "Shilder", "Shilhi", "Shilin", "Shillah", "Shillem", "Shiloah", "Shiloh", "Shilom", "Shiloni", "Shilpa", "Shilru", "Shilshah", "Shim'at", "Shim'i", "Shima", "Shime", "Shimea", "Shimeah", "Shimeam", "Shimeath", "Shimei", "Shimeon", "Shimeshya", "Shimhi", "Shimi", "Shimin", "Shiming", "Shimma", "Shimmel", "Shimmuzi", "Shimon", "Shimrath", "Shimri", "Shimrith", "Shimrom", "Shimron", "Shimshai", "Shimshon", "Shin", "Shin'ichi", "Shin'ya", "Shin-Nin", "Shina", "Shinab", "Shinar", "Shine", "Shingi", "Shingo", "Shingyo", "Shinichi", "Shinichiro", "Shinji", "Shinju", "Shinkichi", "Shinobu", "Shinsaku", "Shinshi", "Shinsuke", "Shinta", "Shintaro", "Shinya", "Shinzo", "Shion", "Shiori", "Shiphi", "Shiphrah", "Shiphtan", "Shiqiang", "Shiqin", "Shir", "Shira", "Shireen", "Shiri", "Shiriki", "Shirin", "Shirlee", "Shirles", "Shirley", "Shirli", "Shiro", "Shirong", "Shiros", "Shirou", "Shirozdan", "Shirt", "Shirō", "Shisa", "Shisha", "Shishak", "Shishiesh", "Shit", "Shital", "Shitrai", "Shittim", "Shiua", "Shiv", "Shiva", "Shivad", "Shivaji", "Shivakumar", "Shivali", "Shivani", "Shivansh", "Shivanya", "Shivay", "Shiwei", "Shiye", "Shiying", "Shiyu", "Shiyung-Ho", "Shiza", "Shizhe'e", "Shizka", "Shizkunlee", "Shizo", "Shizu", "Shizue", "Shizuka", "Shizuko", "Shizul", "Shizuo", "Shizuyo", "Shkel", "Shkelqim", "Shkelzen", "Shkurte", "Shkëlqim", "Shkëlzen", "Shlomit", "Shlomo", "Shloth", "Shlotzi", "Shly", "Shlynn", "Shmagi", "Shman", "Shmuel", "Sho", "Shoa", "Shoahan", "Shoaib", "Shoba", "Shobab", "Shobach", "Shobai", "Shobal", "Shobek", "Shobha", "Shobhanouta", "Shobi", "Shocho", "Shochoh", "Shoco", "Shodai", "Shodko", "Shoe", "Shoei", "Shogo", "Shogofa", "Shoham", "Shohei", "Shohre", "Shohreh", "Shoi", "Shoibhade", "Shoichi", "Shoichiro", "Shoji", "Shojiki", "Shojiro", "Shok", "Shoken", "Shokh", "Shokichi", "Shokka", "Shoko", "Shokor", "Shokoufeh", "Shokufeh", "Sholrantano", "Sholto", "Shom", "Shomer", "Shon", "Shona", "Shond", "Shonda", "Shophach", "Shophan", "Shor", "Shorena", "Shori", "Shosaku", "Shoshana", "Shoshanna", "Shoshannah", "Shoshannim", "Shosy", "Shota", "Shotaro", "Shotoku", "Shou", "Shouhei", "Shouji", "Shouta", "Showa", "Shozo", "Shpat", "Shpetim", "Shpresa", "Shprintz", "Shprintza", "Shprintze", "Shprintzel", "Shpritz", "Shpëtim", "Shqipe", "Shqiponja", "Shraga", "Shravan", "Shred", "Shree", "Shreshtha", "Shresth", "Shreya", "Shri", "Shrib", "Shrid", "Shridevi", "Shrikant", "Shrimati", "Shrimp", "Shrimpothy", "Shrimti", "Shrinivas", "Shripati", "Shriram", "Shrivatsa", "Shron", "Shroom", "Shu", "Shu'farl", "Shua", "Shuah", "Shuaib", "Shual", "Shuang", "Shubael", "Shubham", "Shubhayyip", "Shuchun", "Shufang", "Shufei", "Shufen", "Shug", "Shuguang", "Shuham", "Shuhei", "Shuhi", "Shuhong", "Shuhrat", "Shuhua", "Shuhui", "Shui", "Shuichi", "Shujauddin", "Shuji", "Shujuan", "Shujun", "Shukar", "Shukhrat", "Shukrallah", "Shukri", "Shukria", "Shukriya", "Shukriyya", "Shuku", "Shukwu", "Shukwud", "Shula", "Shulada", "Shulamite", "Shulamith", "Shulammite", "Shulan", "Shuld", "Shuli", "Shulin", "Shuling", "Shulmanu", "Shumari", "Shumei", "Shumin", "Shuming", "Shump", "Shun", "Shuneeta", "Shunem", "Shuni", "Shunich", "Shunji", "Shunsuke", "Shuo", "Shup-Shewana", "Shupham", "Shuphim", "Shuping", "Shuppim", "Shuqin", "Shuqing", "Shuqri", "Shuquri", "Shur", "Shura", "Shuristophel", "Shuro", "Shurong", "Shus", "Shushan", "Shushanika", "Shuss", "Shussa", "Shuthelah", "Shuting", "Shuwa", "Shuwen", "Shuxi", "Shuxia", "Shuxian", "Shuyan", "Shuyi", "Shuying", "Shuyun", "Shuzhen", "Shuzo", "Shweta", "Shyam", "Shyama", "Shyamal", "Shyamala", "Shyamali", "Shyl", "Shyla", "Shylah", "Shylan", "Shylock", "Shyqyri", "Shysie", "Shyxa", "Shō", "Shōhei", "Shōtarō", "Si-An", "Si-Eon", "Si-Eun", "Si-Ha", "Si-Heon", "Si-Ho", "Si-Hu", "Si-Hun", "Si-Hwan", "Si-Hyeon", "Si-Hyeong", "Si-Hyo-Mi", "Si-Jun", "Si-On", "Si-U", "Si-Wan", "Si-Wania", "Si-Won", "Si-Woo", "Si-Yeon", "Si-Yeong", "Si-Yu", "Si-Yul", "Si-Yun", "Sia", "Siah", "Siaha", "Siamion", "Siamwi", "Sian", "Siana", "Siani", "Sianna", "Siannodel", "Siaosi", "Siarhei", "Siarl", "Siavash", "Siavush", "Sib", "Siban", "Sibbecai", "Sibbechai", "Sibbon", "Sibghatullah", "Sibilla", "Sibille", "Sibley", "Sibma", "Sibmah", "Sibmu", "Sibonakaliso", "Sibongile", "Sibora", "Sibusisiwe", "Sibusiso", "Sibyl", "Sibyll", "Sibylla", "Sibylle", "Sibán", "Sibéal", "Sicheii", "Sichem", "Sick", "Sid", "Siddharth", "Siddhartha", "Siddhi", "Siddim", "Siddiq", "Siddiqa", "Siddiqullah", "Siddy", "Sideræl", "Sidewalk", "Sidik", "Sidika", "Sidiki", "Sidjo", "Sidney", "Sidon", "Sidonia", "Sidonie", "Sidonius", "Sidony", "Sidorela", "Sidra", "Sidsel", "Sidónio", "Sie", "Sieffre", "Siegbert", "Sieger", "Siegfried", "Sieghard", "Sieghild", "Sieglinde", "Siegmar", "Siegmarín", "Siegmund", "Siegrid", "Siegward", "Siegwulf", "Siem", "Siemen", "Siemowit", "Sien", "Siena", "Sienkel", "Sienna", "Sienny", "Siennę", "Sierah", "Sierge", "Sierra", "Sierrah", "Siet", "Sietse", "Sietske", "Sieuwerd", "Sievert", "Sif", "Sifatullah", "Sifi", "Sifisito", "Sifiso", "Sigal", "Sigalit", "Sigdag", "Sige", "Sigeberht", "Sigeburg", "Sigefriþ", "Sigegar", "Sigeheard", "Sigehelm", "Sigemund", "Sigemær", "Sigenita", "Sigenoþ", "Sigeric", "Sigeræd", "Sigeweald", "Sigeweard", "Sigewulf", "Sigfrid", "Sigfride", "Sigfrido", "Sigfriþeste", "Sigfrøðr", "Siggai", "Sigge", "Sigi", "Sigiberhtaz", "Sigibert", "Sigida", "Sigifrid", "Sigifriþuz", "Sigihard", "Sigiheri", "Sigihild", "Sigil", "Sigilina", "Sigilind", "Sigimar", "Sigimund", "Sigimundaz", "Siginik", "Sigionoth", "Sigismondo", "Sigismund", "Sigiwald", "Sigiward", "Sigiwardaz", "Sigligils", "Sigligilshagán", "Siglinde", "Siglindo", "Siglė", "Sigmarann", "Sigmective", "Sigmund", "Sigmundr", "Sigmundur", "Sign", "Signe", "Signes", "Signy", "Signý", "Sigourney", "Sigrica", "Sigrid", "Sigrun", "Sigríðr", "Sigríður", "Sigrún", "Sigsteinn", "Sigue", "Siguez", "Sigurbjörg", "Sigurd", "Sigurjón", "Sigurðr", "Sigurður", "Sigvard", "Sihoen", "Sihomor", "Sihon", "Sihor", "Sihu", "Sihui", "Siiggur", "Siim", "Siinná", "Siiri", "Siivár", "Sik'is", "Sikandar", "Sike", "Sikk", "Sikke", "Sikká", "Sikt", "Sikyahonaw", "Sikyatavo", "Sil-Itak", "Sila", "Silane", "Silaqui", "Silas", "Silea", "Silegris", "Sileksandr", "Silence", "Silenus", "Silifrey", "Silja", "Silje", "Siljo", "Silk", "Silke", "Sill", "Silla", "Sille", "Siller", "Sillino", "Sillirr", "Silly", "Silo", "Siloa", "Siloss", "Silouanos", "Silpa", "Siltruldrild", "Silva", "Silvan", "Silvana", "Silvano", "Silvanus", "Silver", "Silverfrond", "Silverie", "Silverio", "Silverius", "Silves", "Silvester", "Silvestr", "Silvestra", "Silvestre", "Silvestro", "Silvia", "Silviano", "Silvie", "Silvija", "Silvijo", "Silvin", "Silvina", "Silvino", "Silvinoid", "Silvinus", "Silvio", "Silvis", "Silviu", "Silvius", "Silviya", "Silvrian", "Silvu", "Silvus", "Silvá", "Silvéria", "Silvério", "Sima", "Simagul", "Simah", "Simas", "Simba", "Simbo", "Simcha", "Sime", "Simen", "Simeon", "Simer", "Simeão", "Simge", "Simin", "Siming", "Simion", "Simira", "Simisola", "Simit", "Simiyu", "Simla", "Simmon", "Simmá", "Simo", "Simon", "Simona", "Simonas", "Simone", "Simonetta", "Simonette", "Simoni", "Simonides", "Simonne", "Simonu", "Simran", "Simri", "Simão", "Siméon", "Simón", "Sin", "Sin-U", "Sina", "Sinai", "Sinan", "Sinann", "Sinb", "Sincere", "Sinclair", "Sindhu", "Sindi", "Sindre", "Sindri", "Sindy", "Sindála", "Sinem", "Singh", "Sinha", "Sinhala", "Sinhei", "Sini", "Sinikka", "Sinim", "Siniša", "Sinjin", "Sinjo", "Sinon", "Sinorax", "Sinta", "Sinter", "Sintija", "Sinto", "Sinéad", "Sio", "Siobhan", "Siobhán", "Sion", "Sionann", "Sione", "Sioned", "Sioreph", "Siorga", "Siors", "Siorus", "Siothrún", "Sipho", "Sippai", "Siqiniq", "Sir", "Sira", "Siraj", "Sirajuddin", "Siran", "Siranca", "Siranush", "Sire", "Siri", "Siria", "Sirine", "Sirius", "Sirjanno", "Sirjata", "Sirje", "Sirlos", "Sirnotsk", "Sirpa", "Sirr", "Siru", "Sirvard", "Sirvart", "Sisa", "Sisamai", "Sisay", "Sisdik", "Sisel", "Sisera", "Sisko", "Sismai", "Sissel", "Sissinnguaq", "Sisten", "Sister", "Sisto", "Sisu", "Sisy-Maria", "Sisyphus", "Sisģ", "Sita", "Sitara", "Sitaram", "Sitelk", "Sithembile", "Siti", "Sitnah", "Sitora", "Sitta", "Sitti", "Situ", "Situv", "Siv", "Siva", "Sivan", "Sivataben", "Sivdda", "Sive", "Sivert", "Sivnathe", "Sivnne", "Siw", "Siwa", "Siwan", "Siward", "Siweard", "Siwili", "Six", "Sixta", "Sixte", "Sixten", "Sixtine", "Sixto", "Sixton", "Sixtus", "Siya", "Siyabonga", "Siyana", "Siyaram", "Siyu", "Siyuan", "Sizwe", "Siân", "Siôn", "Siôr", "Sjaak", "Sjaanasz", "Sjaaneth", "Sjaaninny", "Sjaartian", "Sjakie", "Sjakulla", "Sjang", "Sjarel", "Sjef", "Sjeng", "Sjoerd", "Sjoert", "Sjors", "Sjra", "Sjurd", "Skadi", "Skah", "Skaidrīte", "Skaistė", "Skamos", "Skanda", "Skar", "Skaði", "Skelandros", "Skellington", "Skenandoa", "Skender", "Skertiaba", "Skil", "Skila", "Skin", "Skippy", "Skorras", "Skoto", "Skoton", "Skowin", "Skuld", "Skull", "Skunk", "Sky", "Skye", "Skykiller", "Skyla", "Skylar", "Skyler", "Skylighter", "Skylynn", "Skyr", "Skyraxis", "Skyriq", "Skywalker", "Skywan", "Skënde", "Skënder", "Slade", "Sladjana", "Slamet", "Slater", "Slava", "Slaven", "Slavica", "Slavik", "Slavitsa", "Slavka", "Slavko", "Slavomir", "Slavomír", "Slavomíra", "Slavěna", "Slađana", "Sleep", "Slek", "Slergeyabi", "Slime", "Slimeface", "Sloan", "Sloane", "Slobodan", "Slobodanka", "Sloddirula", "Sluaghadhán", "Slug", "Slut", "Sly", "Slyssk", "Slàine", "Sláine", "Slávka", "Smadar", "Smaragda", "Smaragdos", "Smarte", "Smeeshi", "Smiljana", "Smilpa", "Smiltė", "Smita", "Smith", "Smoke", "Smokey Eyes", "Smt", "Smti", "Smyr", "Smyrna", "Sméagh", "Sméagol", "Snack", "Snana", "Snee", "Sneewida", "Sneewittchen", "Sneferu", "Sneha", "Snezhana", "Snezhanna", "Snezza")>> <<elseif _choiceOfList is 10>> <<set _name to either("Snežan", "Snežana", "Snicket", "Snježana", "Snorre", "Snorri", "Snow", "Snowdrop", "Snædís", "So", "So-Dam", "So-Eun", "So-Hui", "So-Huil", "So-Hyeon", "So-Jeong", "So-Kehur", "So-Mang", "So-Mi", "So-Min", "So-Min-Na", "So-Mint", "So-Won", "So-Yeon", "So-Yeong", "So-Yu", "So-Yul", "So-Yun", "So-and-so", "Soab", "Soabel", "Soabá", "Soan", "Soann", "Soare", "Sobaaks", "Sobek", "Sobekhotep", "Sobekneferu", "Sobeslav", "Sobha", "Sobiesław", "Sobiesława", "Sobill", "Sobuo", "Sobuś", "Soccorso", "Socha", "Socheat", "Socheata", "Socho", "Sock", "Socoh", "Socorro", "Socors", "Socrates", "Soda", "Sodaba", "Sodi", "Sodiq", "Sodom", "Sodomysant", "Soen", "Soentlan", "Sof", "Sofa", "Sofe", "Sofek", "Soffi", "Soffr", "Soffra", "Soffá", "Soffía", "Sofi", "Sofia", "Sofiane", "Sofie", "Sofija", "Sofije", "Sofika", "Sofiya", "Sofoklis", "Sofresus", "Sofridi", "Sofrie", "Sofrien", "Sofriþ", "Sofron", "Sofrona", "Sofronio", "Sofroniusz", "Sofya", "Sofía", "Sohail", "Sohaila", "Soham", "Sohan", "Sohanit", "Sohann", "Soheil", "Soheila", "Sohepper", "Sohesa", "Sohrab", "Sohvi", "Soi", "Soichi", "Soichiro", "Soil", "Soila", "Soile", "Soilea", "Soili", "Soilio", "Soini", "Soji", "Sojá", "Sok", "Sokanon", "Sokha", "Sokol", "Sokrat", "Sokrates", "Sokrath", "Sokratis", "Sol", "Solah", "Solal", "Solamish", "Solan", "Solana", "Solang", "Solange", "Solano", "Solar", "Solari", "Solba", "Solbjørg", "Sole", "Soledad", "Soledade", "Soledat", "Soleil", "Solemia", "Solemon", "Solfrid", "Soline", "Solitas", "Soljá", "Solla", "Solle", "Sollemnia", "Solly", "Solmaz", "Solomiya", "Solomon", "Solon", "Solongo", "Solstice", "Solve", "Solvei", "Solveig", "Solveiga", "Solvej", "Solvig", "Solène", "Soma", "Somaya", "Somayeh", "Somboon", "Somchai", "Some", "Somer", "Somerled", "Somhairle", "Somi", "Sommer", "Somnath", "Somporn", "Somsak", "Somsakko", "Sona", "Sonak", "Sonal", "Sonali", "Sonam", "Sonar", "Sondo", "Sondr", "Sondra", "Sondre", "Soner", "Song", "Song-Hyeon", "Song-Su", "Song-Yeon", "Songaa", "Songlin", "Songül", "Sonhan", "Sonhung", "Soni", "Sonia", "Sonic", "Sonila", "Soniya", "Sonja", "Sonje", "Sonjá", "Sonka", "Sonnhild", "Sonnie", "Sonnon", "Sonny", "Sono", "Sonoko", "Sonomito", "Sonsoles", "Sonu", "Sony", "Sonya", "Soo", "Soo-Hyun", "Soo-Jin", "Soodeh", "Sookie", "Soot", "Sopat", "Sopater", "Sopdet", "Soph", "Sopha", "Sophasha", "Sophe", "Sophea", "Sopheap", "Sophen", "Sophenvon", "Sopher", "Sopheresa", "Sophereth", "Sopherine", "Sophi", "Sophia", "Sophie", "Sophmia", "Sophocles", "Sophokles", "Sophonisba", "Sophos", "Sophron", "Sophronia", "Sophronios", "Sophronius", "Sophus", "Sophy", "Sopia", "Sopiko", "Sopin", "Sopio", "Sopios", "Sopo", "Sora", "Soraia", "Soranath", "Soraya", "Sorcha", "Sore", "Sorek", "Soren", "Sorena", "Sorenci", "Soreto", "Sorik", "Sorin", "Sorina", "Sorkunde", "Sorley", "Sorne", "Sorospen", "Soroush", "Sorrel", "Sorrow", "Sos", "Sose", "Soshi", "Sosi", "Sosigenes", "Sosimo", "Sosipater", "Soslan", "Sosmadour", "Soso", "Sosor", "Sosornas", "Sosr", "Sosruko", "Sosthenes", "Sostrate", "Sosv", "Sosveto", "Sota", "Sotai", "Sotein", "Soterios", "Sotero", "Soth", "Sotha", "Sothy", "Sotir", "Sotiraq", "Sotiria", "Sotirios", "Sotiris", "Sotiroula", "Sotogorom", "Sotos", "Souad", "Soud", "Soudeh", "Soulayman", "Souleyman", "Souleymane", "Soum", "Souma", "Soumaya", "Sound", "Source", "Sousanna", "Souta", "South", "Sov", "Sova", "Soval", "Sovann", "Sovanna", "Soveliss", "Soventra", "Sovereign", "Soverliss", "Sovir", "Sovs", "Sovseph", "Sowi'ngwa", "Sowin", "Soy", "Soyad", "Soyala", "Soza", "Sozah", "Sozar", "Sozon", "Sozrec", "Soën", "Soňa", "Space", "Spain", "Spamiaro", "Spamila", "Spamos", "Sparklegem", "Sparkles", "Sparrow", "Spartacus", "Spartak", "Spas", "Speaidna", "Speare", "Special", "Speldaria", "Spencer", "Sperantia", "Spes", "Spider", "Spike", "Spin", "Sping", "Spingth", "Spiridon", "Spirit", "Spiro", "Spoingus", "Spomenka", "Sponge", "Spoojmi", "Spoon", "Spork", "Sport", "Spric", "Spring", "Sprita", "Spronkle", "Spronkus", "Spruce", "Spruh", "Spruha", "Sprun", "Spuri", "Spurius", "Spykeris", "Spyridon", "Spyridoula", "Square", "Squeak", "Squid", "Squirrel", "Sqwrl", "Sr*f", "Sraosha", "Sras", "Srassk", "Srdoryeva", "Sree", "Srećko", "Srečko", "Sri", "Sridah", "Sridevi", "Srinivas", "Srinivasa", "Srinivasarao", "Srishti", "Sriyani", "Sroel", "Sroer", "Srok", "Srosh", "Srubbecca", "Srubigir", "Ss", "Ssan", "Ssanyu", "Ssynec", "Staas", "Stace", "Stacee", "Stacey", "Stach", "Stachi", "Stachkolče", "Stachnoos", "Stachys", "Staci", "Stacia", "Stacie", "Stacy", "Staffan", "Stafford", "Stalk", "Stalker", "Stam", "Stamatah", "Stamatia", "Stamatios", "Stamatis", "Stamen", "Stan", "Stana", "Stane", "Stanford", "Stani", "Stanimir", "Stanislao", "Stanislas", "Stanislau", "Stanislaus", "Stanislav", "Stanislava", "Stanislaw", "Stanislova", "Stanislovas", "Stanisław", "Stanisława", "Stanka", "Stanko", "Stanley", "Stante", "Stanton", "Star", "Starag", "Starbelle", "Starbuck", "Starflower", "Starkiller", "Starla", "Starlette", "Starlighter", "Starr", "Starra", "Starrugg", "Starsi", "Starwalker", "Stas", "Stasaid", "Stasia", "Stasio", "Stasya", "Stasys", "Staszek", "Stasė", "Stathis", "Station", "Statue", "Stav", "Stav'am", "Stavai", "Stavoryaana", "Stavre", "Stavri", "Stavro", "Stavros", "Stavroula", "Stayanoga", "Staņislava", "Staņislavs", "Staś", "Staša", "Staả", "Ste", "Steafán", "Steaphan", "Stedd", "Steen", "Steenie", "Stef", "Stefahra", "Stefahri", "Stefan", "Stefana", "Stefanek", "Stefani", "Stefania", "Stefanie", "Stefanija", "Stefanino", "Stefanit", "Stefaniya", "Stefano", "Stefanos", "Stefans", "Stefanu", "Stefanus", "Stefanía", "Stefcia", "Stefcio", "Stefek", "Steffan", "Steffen", "Steffi", "Steffie", "Stefje", "Stefjo", "Stefka", "Stefán", "Stefánia", "Stein", "Steinar", "Steinarr", "Steind", "Steingrímr", "Steingrímur", "Steinn", "Steinunn", "Stela", "Stelara", "Stelarc", "Stelian", "Steliana", "Stelina", "Stelios", "Stella", "Stellan", "Sten", "Stend", "Stende", "Stenton", "Stenyabuku", "Stepan", "Stepane", "Steph", "Stephan", "Stephanas", "Stephani", "Stephania", "Stephanice", "Stephanie", "Stephaniel", "Stephano", "Stephanos", "Stephanus", "Stephany", "Stephen", "Stepher", "Stepheresa", "Stepherine", "Stepheryl", "Stephi", "Stephyr", "Steponas", "Steren", "Sterephathery", "Sterling", "Sterre", "Sterret", "Stetson", "Stetvuntu", "Steva", "Stevan", "Steve", "Steve?", "Stevel", "Steven", "Steverly", "Stevie", "Stevo", "Stew", "Stewart", "Stian", "Stick", "Stien", "Stig", "Stigand", "Stige", "Stigeni", "Stiggurk", "Stigr", "Stiina", "Stijn", "Stiles", "Stima", "Stimug", "Stina", "Stine", "Stiofán", "Stip", "Stipan", "Stipe", "Stipo", "Stiremr", "Stirling", "Stitch", "Stithulf", "Stity", "Stje", "Stjepan", "Stoat", "Stocrilm", "Stode", "Stoja", "Stojan", "Stojko", "Ston", "Stonde", "Stone", "Stonewall", "Stoni", "Stop", "Stopsign", "Stor", "Stori", "Storm", "Stormi", "Stormy", "Story", "Stout", "Stoutgem", "Stoy", "Stoya", "Stoyan", "Stoyanka", "Stoyko", "Stošija", "Stra", "Strakeln", "Strange", "Stranger", "Strat", "Straton", "Strauss", "Straw", "Strawberry", "Stribog", "Strictly", "Strike", "Stu", "Stuart", "Sture", "Stures", "Sturi", "Sturoozeh", "Sturth", "Stylde", "Styliani", "Stylianos", "Styopa", "Styrcar", "Stáli", "Stáňa", "Ståle", "Stéphane", "Stéphanie", "Stëven", "Stígandr", "Su", "Su'a", "Su'ad", "Su'en", "Su'ud", "Su-A", "Su-An", "Su-Bin", "Su-Gyeong", "Su-Ha", "Su-Ho", "Su-Hwan", "Su-Hyeok", "Su-Hyeon", "Su-Jeong", "Su-Jeontu", "Su-Ji", "Su-Jin", "Su-Min", "Su-Rin", "Su-Yeo-Huna", "Su-Yeon", "Su-Yeong", "Su-Yeong-Ming", "Su-Yeong-Yu", "Sua", "Suad", "Suada", "Suah", "Suamn", "Suares", "Suarez", "Suarius", "Subash", "Subha", "Subhadra", "Subhan", "Subhardette", "Subhash", "Subira", "Subodh", "Subradano", "Subrahmanya", "Subramaniam", "Subramanian", "Subranchaimitică", "Subrata", "Subscribe", "Succión", "Succoth", "Succoth-benoth", "Suchart", "Suchitra", "Suck", "Sucki", "Sud", "Suda", "Sudam", "Sudama", "Sudarshan", "Sudarshana", "Sude", "Sudeiman", "Sudenaz", "Sudha", "Sudhaal", "Sudhakar", "Sudheer", "Sudhir", "Sudie", "Suduzor", "Sue", "Suehiro", "Sueko", "Suela", "Suellen", "Suemi", "Suemishakuti", "Sueno", "Sueo", "Suero", "Sueyoshi", "Sufragi", "Sufragio", "Sufya", "Sufyan", "Suha", "Suhail", "Suhaila", "Suhar", "Suhard", "Suharto", "Suhayl", "Suibhne", "Suibne", "Suicide", "Suijin", "Suimm", "Suin", "Suinil", "Suiresh", "Suitor", "Sujata", "Sujatha", "Sujay", "Sujit", "Suk", "Suk-Ja", "Sukanti", "Sukarno", "Sukas", "Sukhbir", "Sukhdeep", "Sukhdev", "Sukhon", "Sukhrab", "Sukhwinder", "Suki", "Sukie", "Sukumar", "Sula", "Sulabha", "Sulaiman", "Sulayman", "Suleiman", "Sulejman", "Sulekha", "Sulem", "Suleyman", "Sulgan", "Suli", "Suliko", "Sulisław", "Suljo", "Sulkhan", "Sullento", "Sullivan", "Sulltane", "Sully", "Sulo", "Sulochana", "Sultan", "Sultana", "Sulton", "Sum", "Suma", "Sumac", "Sumaiya", "Sumako", "Suman", "Sumana", "Sumantra", "Sumaq", "Sumar", "Sumarliði", "Sumati", "Sumaya", "Sumayya", "Sumayyah", "Sumeet", "Sumeja", "Sumella", "Sumi", "Sumie", "Sumiko", "Sumio", "Sumire", "Sumit", "Sumita", "Sumitra", "Sumiyo", "Summanus", "Summe", "Summer", "Summie", "Summit", "Sumon", "Sun Sky Rain", "Sun", "Suna", "Sunaina", "Sunamdi", "Sunan", "Sunanda", "Sundar", "Sundara", "Sundari", "Sunday", "Sunder", "Sundri", "Sune", "Suneth", "Sunflower", "Sung", "Sung-Gyeong", "Sung-Ho", "Sung-Hoon", "Sung-Hyun", "Sung-Jin", "Sung-Min", "Sung-Soo", "Sung-U", "Suni", "Sunil", "Sunit", "Sunita", "Sunitha", "Suniti", "Sunna", "Sunngifu", "Sunnifa", "Sunniva", "Sunny", "Sunná", "Sunshine", "Sunta", "Sunu", "Sunukkuhkau", "Sunčana", "Sunčica", "Suoinná", "Suoitu", "Suoitus", "Suoma", "Suonjar", "Superhappy", "Suping", "Suppurasant", "Suprash", "Supray", "Supriya", "Supruś", "Sur", "Sura", "Suraj", "Surajit", "Suran", "Suraya", "Surayya", "Surdidene", "Sure", "Sureil", "Surekha", "Suren", "Surend", "Surendra", "Sures", "Suresa", "Suresh", "Suresha", "Suri", "Suria", "Surina", "Surinder", "Suriya", "Surjit", "Surran", "Surre", "Surreal", "Surunai", "Sururite", "Surya", "Susan", "Susana", "Susanita", "Susann", "Susanna", "Susannah", "Susanne", "Susano", "Susanoo", "Susanta", "Suse", "Sushama", "Susheela", "Sushi", "Sushil", "Sushila", "Sushma", "Susi", "Susia", "Susias", "Susie", "Susil", "Susila", "Susilo", "Susmita", "Susrekt", "Sussu", "Susturmakhos", "Susumu", "Susánna", "Susánná", "Sutekh", "Sutha", "Sutto", "Sutton", "Suus", "Suusje", "Suv", "Suva", "Suveer", "Suven", "Suvent", "Suvi", "Suwarna", "Suz", "Suzan", "Suzana", "Suzanna", "Suzanne", "Suze", "Suzette", "Suzhen", "Suzi", "Suzie", "Suzim", "Suzu", "Suzue", "Suzuko", "Suzume", "Suzy", "Svaj", "Svajonė", "Svana", "Svanhild", "Svanhildr", "Svanhildur", "Svante", "Svantepolk", "Svantovit", "Svarog", "Svatava", "Svathraat", "Svatopluk", "Svatoslav", "Svatoslava", "Svea", "Sveigh", "Sveight", "Svein", "Sveinn", "Sven", "Svend", "Svenja", "Sverre", "Sverrir", "Sveta", "Svetka", "Svetla", "Svetlana", "Svetomir", "Svetopolk", "Svetoslav", "Svetovid", "Svette", "Svetulya", "Sveva", "Sviatlana", "Sviatoslav", "Svit", "Svitlana", "Svjetlana", "Svjezda", "Svuzzabe", "Svuzzur", "Svya", "Svyatopolk", "Svyatoslav", "Svätopluk", "Světlana", "Swan", "Swana", "Swanahilda", "Swanahildiz", "Swanhild", "Swanhilda", "Swanhilde", "Swanique", "Swann", "Swapa", "Swapan", "Swapna", "Swapnil", "Swaran", "Swarna", "Swathi", "Swati", "Sweeney", "Sweep", "Swegen", "Swegn", "Swetlana", "Switch", "Swithin", "Swithun", "Swiðhun", "Swiþberht", "Swiþhelm", "Swiþhun", "Swiþræd", "Swiþwulf", "Swmxrm", "Swytch", "Swæfheard", "Swæfræd", "Sy", "Syan", "Syana", "Syanit", "Syarhey", "Syavarshan", "Sybella", "Sybil", "Sybilla", "Sybille", "Sybok", "Sychar", "Sychem", "Sychus", "Sycorax", "Syd", "Sydne", "Sydnee", "Sydney", "Sydnie", "Syed", "Syeda", "Syedar", "Syenalma", "Syene", "Syillifer", "Sylas", "Syldaria", "Syleur", "Sylk", "Sylke", "Syllin", "Sylva", "Sylvain", "Sylvaine", "Sylvairda", "Sylvan", "Sylvana", "Sylvanus", "Sylvatif", "Sylvee", "Sylvester", "Sylvestre", "Sylvette", "Sylvi", "Sylvia", "Sylviane", "Sylvianne", "Sylvie", "Sylwcia", "Sylwek", "Sylwester", "Sylwia", "Sylwka", "Sylwunia", "Sylwuś", "Sylynore", "Syme", "Symen", "Symeon", "Symeonu", "Symon", "Sympathy", "Symphony", "Syneura", "Synne", "Synnove", "Synnöve", "Synnøve", "Syntyche", "Synuris", "Syracuse", "Syria", "Syrja", "Syth", "Syuzanna", "Syva", "Syvis", "Szabe", "Szabina", "Szabolcs", "Szandra", "Szarlota", "Szarlotka", "Szczek", "Szczepan", "Szczepanek", "Szczepek", "Szczęsny", "Szebasztián", "Szileleife", "Szilveszter", "Szilvia", "Szilárd", "Szimer", "Szofi", "Szonja", "Szyme", "Szymek", "Szymon", "Szymuś", "Szófia", "Sáben", "Sábin", "Sáerlaith", "Sága", "Sáhkár", "Sáibmi", "Sálbmo", "Sálbonatos", "Sálmmo", "Sálmo", "Sálá", "Sámmol", "Sámuel", "Sándor", "Sánná", "Sáppá", "Sára", "Sárait", "Sári", "Sárika", "Sárra", "Sárrajuoksa", "Sárá", "Sáráhkká", "Sávlos", "Sáňk", "Säde", "Sæberht", "Sæmund", "Særic", "Sævar", "Sæward", "Sæweard", "Sæwine", "Sæwulf", "Sæxræd", "Sé", "Séafra", "Séaghdha", "Séamas", "Séamus", "Séarlait", "Séarlas", "Sébastien", "Sébastienne", "Sébire", "Ségdae", "Ségolène", "Sélène", "Séléna", "Sépho", "Séphora", "Séraphin", "Séraphine", "Sérgio", "Séréna", "Séverin", "Séverine", "Sévère", "Sévérine", "Sìleas", "Sìne", "Sìneag", "Síle", "Sílvia", "Sílvio", "Síne", "Síofra", "Síomha", "Sítheach", "Síthmad", "Síthmaith", "Sócrates", "Sóldís", "Sóley", "Sólja", "Sólveig", "Sólvet", "Sónia", "Sônia", "Sölvi", "Sönke", "Sören", "Sörene", "Sølvi", "Søren", "Sørențiu", "Sübhan", "Süheyl", "Süheyla", "Süleyman", "Sümeyye", "Süreyya", "Sław", "Sława", "Sławcio", "Sławek", "Sławomierz", "Sławomir", "Sławomira", "Sławuś", "Sō", "Sōma", "Sōta", "Sơn", "Səid", "Səkinə", "Səma", "Səmal", "Səmalbini", "Səmra", "T", "T'Leia", "T'Leil", "T'Mira", "T'Nethen", "T'Nethuhel", "T'Nore", "T'iis", "THINK-WHO'S-HERE", "Taa", "Taalay", "Taanach", "Taanach-shilo", "Taaniel", "Taavet", "Taavetli", "Taavetti", "Taavi", "Taba", "Tabassum", "Tabatha", "Tabbaoth", "Tabbath", "Tabbert", "Tabby", "Tabea", "Tabeal", "Tabeel", "Taberah", "Tabet", "Tabi", "Tabita", "Tabith", "Tabitha", "Tabnit", "Tabor", "Taborgashimi", "Taborri", "Tabrimmon", "Tabrimon", "Tacey", "Tacfarinas", "Tacia", "Tacincala", "Tacita", "Tacito", "Tacitus", "Tad", "Tadaaki", "Tadaharu", "Tadahiko", "Tadahiro", "Tadakazu", "Tadala", "Tadanori", "Tadao", "Tadas", "Tadashi", "Tadayoshi", "Tadayuki", "Taddeo", "Tade", "Tadej", "Tadeja", "Tadek", "Tadeo", "Tadesse", "Tadeu", "Tadeusz", "Tadeuszek", "Tadewi", "Tadewig", "Tadeáš", "Tadg", "Tadgh", "Tadgán", "Tadhg", "Tadhgán", "Tadias", "Tadical", "Tadija", "Tadil", "Tadita", "Tadmor", "Tadzik", "Tadzio", "Tae", "Tae-Bin", "Tae-Eun", "Tae-Eì", "Tae-Geon", "Tae-Gyeong", "Tae-Gyu", "Tae-Gyun", "Tae-Ha", "Tae-Heon", "Tae-Ho", "Tae-Hu", "Tae-Hui", "Tae-Hun", "Tae-Hwan", "Tae-Hyeolit", "Tae-Hyeon", "Tae-Hyeong", "Tae-I", "Tae-In", "Tae-Jun", "Tae-Min", "Tae-O", "Tae-Ri", "Tae-Rim", "Tae-Rin", "Tae-Seong", "Tae-U", "Tae-Uk", "Tae-Ung", "Tae-Wan", "Tae-Won", "Tae-Yang", "Tae-Yeo-Hut", "Tae-Yeon", "Tae-Yeong", "Tae-Yul", "Tae-Yula", "Tae-Yun", "Taegan", "Taeko", "Taenaran", "Tafadzwa", "Tafari", "Taff", "Taffy", "Tafil", "Tafir", "Tage", "Tagio", "Tagir", "Taguhi", "Tagwanibisan", "Taha", "Tahan", "Tahapenes", "Tahath", "Tahaz", "Tahel", "Tahelin", "Taher", "Tahereh", "Tahila", "Tahir", "Tahira", "Tahire", "Tahirə", "Tahkeome", "Tahlak", "Tahlako", "Tahlia", "Tahliah", "Tahmaist", "Tahmasb", "Tahmasp", "Tahmelapachme", "Tahmid", "Tahmina", "Tahmineh", "Tahmoh", "Tahmuras", "Tahnee", "Tahpenes", "Tahrea", "Tahvo", "Tai", "Taiba", "Taichi", "Taide", "Taika", "Taikandra", "Taike", "Taiki", "Taim", "Taima", "Taimae", "Taimah", "Taimi", "Taimo", "Taina", "Taini", "Tainn", "Tainura", "Tair", "Taira", "Tairdelbach", "Tairi", "Taisa", "Taisia", "Taisiya", "Taisto", "Taiwan", "Taiwania", "Taiwo", "Taiwold", "Taizo", "Taj", "Taja", "Tajal", "Tajana", "Tajda", "Tajeddigt", "Tajla", "Tajlero", "Tajra", "Tajuana", "Tajuddin", "Tajuoksigarecci", "Tajur", "Taka", "Takaaki", "Takae", "Takafumi", "Takahiko", "Takahiro", "Takahisa", "Takaisio", "Takaji", "Takako", "Takal", "Takami", "Takamitsu", "Takan", "Takanobu", "Takanori", "Takao", "Takar", "Takara", "Takashi", "Takatoshi", "Takayo", "Takayoshi", "Takayuki", "Takeharu", "Takehiko", "Takehiro", "Takehisa", "Takeichi", "Takeji", "Takeko", "Takemi", "Takeno", "Takeo", "Takeshi", "Taketoshi", "Takeyoshi", "Takhir", "Takhtiya", "Taki", "Takiko", "Takis", "Taklinn", "Tako", "Takoda", "Takondwa", "Takouhi", "Taku", "Takubi", "Takuji", "Takuma", "Takumi", "Takuo", "Takur", "Takuto", "Takuya", "Tal", "Tal'at", "Tala", "Talaat", "Talan", "Talanashta", "Talani", "Talat", "Talatu", "Talbot", "Taleya", "Talfdie", "Talfryn", "Talfs", "Talgat", "Talha", "Talhberton", "Tali", "Talia", "Talib", "Taliba", "Taliesin", "Taliko", "Talin", "Talinatulla", "Taline", "Talip", "Talisa", "Talisha", "Talit", "Talita", "Talitha", "Talitha-cumi", "Tallak", "Talliamitar", "Tallie", "Tallippo", "Tallulah", "Talmai", "Talmon", "Talon", "Talorc", "Talorcan", "Talulah", "Talulla", "Talvag", "Talvi", "Talvikki", "Talya", "Talylagon", "Talyn", "Talât", "Tam", "Tama", "Tamad", "Tamae", "Tamago", "Tamah", "Tamaki", "Taman", "Tamana", "Tamandani", "Tamanna", "Tamar", "Tamara", "Tamari", "Tamarka", "Tamat", "Tamati", "Tamatoa", "Tamaz", "Tamazi", "Tambudzai", "Tameka", "Tamela", "Tamera", "Tamerlan", "Tamerlane", "Tami", "Tamia", "Tamid", "Tamie", "Tamik", "Tamika", "Tamiko", "Tamila", "Tamim", "Taminto", "Tamio", "Tamir", "Tammain", "Tamman", "Tammara", "Tammaro", "Tammash", "Tamme", "Tammei", "Tammi", "Tammie", "Tammith", "Tammuz", "Tammy", "Tamra", "Tamrat", "Tamriko", "Tamsen", "Tamsin", "Tamsyn", "Tamta", "Tamuna", "Tamya", "Tamyn", "Tamzathana", "Tamzen", "Tamás", "Tamāra", "Tamārs", "Tan", "Tana", "Tanaia", "Tanay", "Tanaya", "Tancka", "Tancred", "Tancredi", "Tancredo", "Tancrède", "Tander", "Tandy", "Tane", "Tanea", "Taneka", "Tanel", "Taneli", "Tanellah", "Taner", "Tanesha", "Tang", "Tangakwunu", "Tangaroa", "Tangi", "Tanguy", "Tangwystl", "Tanhumeth", "Tani", "Tania", "Taniel", "Taniewella", "Tanijas", "Tanik", "Tanika", "Taniqua", "Tanis", "Tanish", "Tanisha", "Tanit", "Tanith", "Taniya", "Tanja", "Tank", "Tanka", "Tann", "Tanner", "Tano", "Tansy", "Tantanginzya", "Tanu", "Tanusia", "Tanvi", "Tanvik", "Tanwa", "Tany", "Tanya", "Tanyagarapsis", "Tanyih", "Tanzan", "Tanzhel", "Tanzi", "Tanzila", "Tanzilya", "Tanzou", "Tao", "Taonga", "Tapak", "Tapan", "Tapani", "Tapas", "Taphat", "Taphath", "Taping", "Tapio", "Tapiwa", "Tappuah", "Taqqiq", "Taqui", "Tara", "Tarabai", "Tarah", "Tarain", "Taralah", "Taran", "Tarana", "Taranis", "Tarantino", "Taras", "Tarasios", "Tarben", "Tarche", "Tarcisio", "Tarcur", "Tarea", "Tarek", "Tarellean", "Tareva-Chine", "Tarhun", "Tarhunna", "Tarhunz", "Tarhus", "Tari", "Tariel", "Tarieli", "Tarik", "Tariku", "Tarime", "Tarin", "Tarina", "Tariq", "Tariro", "Tarja", "Tarkun", "Tarmo", "Taro", "Taroliina", "Taron", "Tarou", "Tarp", "Tarp-simyoont", "Tarpelites", "Tarpetar", "Tarqik", "Tarqil", "Tarquille", "Tarquin", "Tarquinia", "Tarquinius", "Tarrare", "Tarri", "Tarry", "Tars", "Tarsha", "Tarshish", "Tarski", "Tarsus", "Tartak", "Tartan", "Taru", "Tarun", "Taryn", "Tarō", "Tase", "Tasgall", "Tash", "Tasha", "Tashen", "Tashi", "Tashina", "Tashlultum", "Tashur", "Tashvi", "Tasi", "Tasia", "Tasill", "Taskill", "Tasnim", "Taso", "Tasoft", "Tasonia", "Tasoula", "Tassandart", "Tasunka", "Tasunke", "Tasya", "Tasza", "Tata", "Tatanka Ptecila", "Tatanka", "Tatberht", "Tate", "Tatenda", "Tates", "Tatev", "Tatfriþ", "Tathere", "Tati", "Tatia", "Tatian", "Tatiana", "Tatianka", "Tatianna", "Tatianus", "Tatienne", "Tatius", "Tatjana", "Tatnai", "Tatnoþ", "Tato", "Tatsiana", "Tatsu", "Tatsue", "Tatsuhiko", "Tatsuji", "Tatsuko", "Tatsumi", "Tatsuo", "Tatsuro", "Tatsuya", "Tatton", "Tatu", "Tatum", "Tatus", "Tatusha", "Tatuv", "Tatwine", "Tatya", "Tatyana", "Tatyanna", "Tau", "Taufik", "Taulak", "Tauland", "Taulant", "Tauno", "Taupamor", "Taupath", "Taurai", "Taurath", "Taurus", "Tausten", "Tausulla", "Tautvydas", "Tavela", "Tavern", "Tavida", "Tavish", "Tavita", "Tavon", "Tawa", "Tawab", "Tawana", "Tawar", "Taweret", "Tawfiq", "Tawfiqa", "Tawnee", "Tawneeth", "Tawnie", "Tawny", "Tawnya", "Tax Evasion 3000", "Taxma", "Taxmaa", "Tay", "Tayanita", "Tayeb", "Tayebeh", "Tayen", "Tayla", "Taylan", "Taylee", "Tayler", "Taylo", "Taylor", "Taylour", "Taymuraz", "Tayramanial", "Taytum", "Tayyib", "Tayyiba", "Tayyibor", "Tayyip", "Tazanna", "Taís", "Taťána", "Tchaï", "Te", "Te'oma", "Tea", "Teag", "Teagan", "Teagen", "Teague", "Teal", "Tealdeward", "Tealdovie", "Teale", "Teasag", "Teba", "Tebah", "Tebaliah", "Tebeth", "Tebogo", "Teboho", "Teca", "Tech", "Techaiah", "Techno", "Tecla", "Teclanvie", "Teclav", "Tecumseh", "Ted", "Teddie", "Teddy", "Tedo", "Tedore", "Tedward", "Teegachon", "Teegan", "Teeman", "Teemu", "Teena", "Teetonka", "Tefta", "Tegai", "Tegan", "Teganit", "Tegid", "Tegil", "Teglult", "Tegwen", "Tehid", "Tehila", "Tehinnah", "Tehiya", "Tehya", "Tei", "Teige", "Teigue", "Teiichi", "Teija", "Teiji", "Teijiku", "Teijá", "Teilurmaz", "Teimarco", "Teimuraz", "Teimurazi", "Teishi", "Teizo", "Tej", "Teja", "Tejal", "Tejo", "Teka", "Tekakwitha", "Tekayla", "Tekel", "Teken", "Tekla", "Tekle", "Teklino", "Tekoa", "Tekoh", "Tel", "Tel-Mel", "Tel-melah", "Tela", "Telabib", "Telah", "Telai", "Telassar", "Telem", "Telephone", "Telesforo", "Telesphoros", "Telesphorus", "Telharsa", "Tella", "Telle", "Tellervo", "Tellurudanis", "Telma", "Telman", "Telmo", "Teluja", "Telutci", "Tema", "Temah", "Teman", "Temani", "Teme", "Temed", "Temel", "Temeni", "Temerity", "Temir", "Temirlan", "Temitope", "Temo", "Temoire", "Tempe", "Temperance", "Tempest", "Temphi", "Tempie", "Tempio", "Temple", "Temujin", "Temur", "Temurbougha", "Temuri", "Temüjin", "Temür", "Temüülen", "Ten", "Tena", "Tenargi", "Tendai", "Tenet", "Teng", "Tengiz", "Tengizi", "Tengo", "Tenisi", "Tenley", "Tenn", "Tenne", "Tennessee", "Tenney", "Tennyson", "Tenné", "Tenskwatawa", "Tensuro", "Tenval", "Tenzin", "Tenzing", "Teo", "Teobal", "Teobald", "Teobaldo", "Teobe", "Teodek", "Teoden", "Teodmær", "Teodomiro", "Teodor", "Teodora", "Teodoriko", "Teodoro", "Teodors", "Teodosija", "Teodosio", "Teodozja", "Teodulla", "Teodulo", "Teodóra", "Teodósio", "Teofanio", "Teofil", "Teofila", "Teofilek", "Teofilik", "Teofilo", "Teofnoð", "Teolina", "Teona", "Teonton", "Teoś", "Tephysea", "Teppo", "Tepsodaria", "Tequila", "Tera", "Terabithia", "Terach", "Terah", "Terald", "Teran", "Terance", "Teraphim", "Terbert", "Tercero", "Tere", "Terek", "Terell", "Teremmi", "Teremy", "Teren", "Terenagru", "Terenc", "Terence", "Terenco", "Terenti", "Terentius", "Terentiy", "Terenzio", "Tereræd", "Teresa", "Terese", "Teresh", "Teresia", "Teresinha", "Teresita", "Tereska", "Tereso", "Teresá", "Teresė", "Tereza", "Tereze", "Terezie", "Terezija", "Terezinha", "Terhi", "Terhildr", "Terho", "Teri", "Terilf", "Terina", "Terine", "Terje", "Terjo", "Terlain", "Terminus", "Tero", "Terothy", "Terpio", "Terpsichore", "Terra", "Terrance", "Terrasect", "Terrell", "Terrence", "Terri", "Terrie", "Terrina", "Terrindo", "Terrothy", "Terrukaylis", "Terry", "Tert", "Tertia", "Tertius", "Terttu", "Tertullus", "Teruaki", "Terue", "Teruhiko", "Teruko", "Terumi", "Teruo", "Teruyo", "Teruyuki", "Tery", "Teryn", "Terzo", "Teréz", "Terézia", "Terĉjo", "Tesfaye", "Tesfaylon", "Tesfortha", "Teshub", "Tesmodorus", "Tesni", "Tesnim", "Tess", "Tessa", "Tessan", "Tessarn", "Tesse", "Tessele", "Tessi", "Tessie", "Tessna", "Tessouat", "Tetana", "Tetar", "Tetari", "Tetarodespot", "Tethys", "Teti", "Tetiana", "Tetra", "Tetrakhus", "Tetrarch", "Tetris", "Tetrog", "Tetseg", "Tetsuhit", "Tetsuji", "Tetsuko", "Tetsuo", "Tetsuro", "Tetsushi", "Tetsuya", "Tetty", "Tetyana", "Teun", "Teuna", "Teung", "Teunis", "Teuta", "Teuvo", "Tevfik", "Tevin", "Tevita", "Tevv", "Tevye", "Tevyn", "Tewepkim", "Tewodros", "Tex", "Texas", "Text", "Texte", "Tey'ers", "Tey'ersel", "Teyserid", "Tezcatlipoca", "Tezurah", "Teàrlach", "Teàrlag", "Teódulo", "Teófila", "Teófilo", "Th'fairi", "Th'firria", "Th'fochi", "Th'kerria", "Th'rah", "Th'rathi", "Th'vrasda", "Th'vrothi", "Th'zorga", "Thaah", "Thaaoas", "Thabang", "Thabani", "Thabo", "Thad", "Thaddaeus", "Thaddaios", "Thaddeus", "Thadduks", "Thadhusha", "Thafiuli", "Thafys", "Thah", "Thahash", "Thahn", "Thaimo", "Thais", "Thaisa", "Thaksin", "Thalassa", "Thaleia", "Thales", "Thali", "Thalia", "Thaliard", "Thalita", "Thallan", "Thallike", "Thallith", "Tham", "Thama", "Thamah", "Thamar", "Thamarai", "Thamina", "Thamior", "Thamir", "Than", "Thana", "Thanas", "Thanasis", "Thanatos", "Thancmar", "Thancrat", "Thandeka", "Thandi", "Thandiwe", "Thando", "Thane", "Thanev", "Thanh", "Thankful", "Thannat", "Thanny", "Thao", "Thaonawyuthe", "Thar", "Thara", "Tharah", "Tharay", "Thari", "Tharindu", "Tharivol", "Tharra", "Tharshish", "Thast", "That", "Thatcher", "Thath", "Thato", "Thava", "Thavil", "Thavina", "Thavis", "Thavlini", "Thazar", "Thazar-De", "Thaís", "Thaïs", "The", "Thea", "Theadora", "Theald", "Theano", "Theardo", "Thebah", "Thebastinathryn", "Thebastúlfrið", "Thebe", "Thebez", "Thecla", "Theda", "Thedric", "Thei", "Theia", "Theirastra", "Thekla", "Thel", "Thelasar", "Thelente", "Thelenth", "Thelev", "Thelim", "Thelis", "Thelma", "Thelonius", "Thelthaa", "Thema", "Themar", "Themba", "Themis", "Themistocles", "Themistokles", "Themistoklis", "Themo", "Themoth", "Thenaluthea", "Thendral", "Theo", "Theobald", "Theocritus", "Theoda", "Theodard", "Theodelinda", "Theodemir", "Theoderich", "Theodew", "Theodoar", "Theodoard", "Theodoor", "Theodor", "Theodora", "Theodore", "Theodoric", "Theodoricus", "Theodoro", "Theodoros", "Theodorus", "Theodosia", "Theodosios", "Theodosius", "Theodotos", "Theodotus", "Theodoulos", "Theodulus", "Theofania", "Theofanis", "Theofilos", "Theofilus", "Theofylaktos", "Theognostos", "Theokleia", "Theokritos", "Theomortimer", "Theop", "Theophanes", "Theophania", "Theophilos", "Theophilus", "Theophylaktos", "Theoptol", "Theory", "Theos", "Theoth", "Theotharoli", "Theothelm", "Theotimos", "Theotimus", "Theotleib", "Theotlipa", "Theotman", "Thequinal", "Ther", "Thera", "Therai", "Therapon", "Therasia", "Therei", "Theren", "Theresa", "Therese", "Theresia", "Thereza", "Thericketa", "Therine", "Theron", "Thersa", "Theryl", "Thes'toll", "Theseus", "Thesheric", "Thessalonica", "Thet", "Theta", "Thethethethethe", "Thetis", "Theudas", "Theudebald", "Theudelinda", "Theudemar", "Theudemer", "Theudhar", "Theudofrid", "Theudoricus", "Theun", "Theunis", "Theódór", "Theódóra", "Thi", "Thia", "Thiago", "Thibaud", "Thibault", "Thibaut", "Thie", "Thief", "Thiemo", "Thierry", "Thietmar", "Thiha", "Thihik", "Thihoe", "Thijmen", "Thijs", "Thilini", "Thilo", "Thime", "Thimis", "Thio", "Thio-Zakaf", "Thira", "Thiri", "Thiro", "Thirri", "Thirz", "Thirza", "Thisbe", "Thistlefang", "Thiu", "Thoid", "Thok", "Thokk", "Thoko", "Thokozani", "Thola", "Tholos", "Thom", "Thoma", "Thomas", "Thomasin", "Thomasina", "Thomaz", "Thome", "Thomi", "Thomouse", "Thompson", "Thomua", "Thomír", "Thophon", "Thophonderia", "Thor", "Thora", "Thoradin", "Thorben", "Thorbjörn", "Thorbjørn", "Thorborg", "Thorburn", "Thore", "Thorena", "Thorin", "Thorley", "Thorlief", "Thornton", "Thorstein", "Thorsten", "Thorvald", "Thoth", "Thoukydides", "Thozil", "Thracius", "Thrasyboulos", "Thrasyvoulos", "Three", "Thrud", "Thu", "Thucydides", "Thud", "Thui", "Thulani", "Thuldalei", "Thulile", "Thulupine", "Thum", "Thumbelina", "Thummim", "Thumvas", "Thuoordum", "Thurayya", "Thursday", "Thurstan", "Thus", "Thushas", "Thusitha", "Thuslavatos", "Thutielo", "Thutmose", "Thuy", "Thuần", "Thy", "Thya", "Thyam", "Thyatira", "Thyge", "Thylnim", "Thyme", "Thymilcunná", "Thyméo", "Thyone", "Thyra", "Thyrza", "Théa", "Théo", "Théodora", "Théodore", "Théotime", "Thérèse", "Thùy", "Thảo", "Ti", "Tia", "Tiago", "Tialys", "Tiamat", "Tian", "Tiana", "Tianna", "Tiantian", "Tiara", "Tiare", "Tiarnach", "Tiarnán", "Tibald", "Tibbath", "Tiberias", "Tiberiu", "Tiberius", "Tibni", "Tibo", "Tibor", "Tiborc", "Tiburcio", "Tiburtius", "Tibúrcio", "Tichaona", "Tichitc", "Tida", "Tidal", "Tidbeald", "Tidbor", "Tidfriþ", "Tidhun", "Tidiane", "Tidir", "Tiede", "Tiedeiah", "Tiedemann", "Tieden", "Tieja", "Tiejun", "Tiel", "Tielo", "Tien", "Tier", "Tiera", "Tiernan", "Tierney", "Tierra", "Ties", "Tieŭliero", "Tifa", "Tifanio", "Tifawt", "Tiffani", "Tiffany", "Tiffiny", "Tifni", "Tifnida", "Tifnil", "Tig", "Tigen", "Tiger", "Tigerlily", "Tigernach", "Tigernán", "Tigh", "Tighe", "Tighearnach", "Tighearnán", "Tiglath", "Tiglath-Pileser", "Tigr", "Tigran", "Tigranes", "Tiha", "Tihan", "Tihana", "Tihkoosue", "Tiho", "Tihomir", "Tihomira", "Tiia", "Tiidrik", "Tiina", "Tiinná", "Tiit", "Tiitus", "Tiiu", "Tijah", "Tijan", "Tijana", "Tijmen", "Tijn", "Tijs", "Tikhomir", "Tikhon", "Tikva", "Tikvah", "Tikvath", "Tikvatrys", "Til", "Tila", "Tild", "Tilda", "Tilde", "Tilden", "Tildr", "Tildá", "Tile", "Tilen", "Tilgath", "Tilikum", "Tilio", "Till", "Tillie", "Tilloh", "Tilly", "Tilman", "Tilo", "Tilojz", "Tilon", "Tilric", "Tilro", "Tim", "Tima", "Timaeus", "Timaios", "Timan", "Timaé", "Timaël", "Timbers", "Time", "Timeo", "Timeus", "Timi", "Timmy", "Timna", "Timnah", "Timnath", "Timnath-heres", "Timne", "Timo", "Timod", "Timofei", "Timofey", "Timoleon", "Timon", "Timot", "Timotei", "Timotej", "Timoteo", "Timoteus", "Timoth", "Timotha", "Timothea", "Timothei", "Timotheos", "Timotheus", "Timothy", "Timothé", "Timothée", "Timoti", "Timoté", "Timour", "Timož", "Timur", "Timuçin", "Timé", "Timée", "Timéo", "Timón", "Timóteo", "Tin", "Tina", "Tinashe", "Tinatin", "Tinatini", "Tindal", "Tindra", "Tine", "Tinek", "Tineke", "Tingting", "Tiniko", "Tinkara", "Tinker", "Tinna", "Tino", "Tinsley", "Tiny", "Tinúviel", "Tiong", "Tionge", "Tipene", "Tiphaine", "Tiphanie", "Tiphaslavdete", "Tiphsah", "Tippoo", "Tipu", "Tiranie", "Tiras", "Tirhail", "Tirhakah", "Tirhanah", "Tiria", "Tiriaq", "Tiril", "Tirshatha", "Tirta", "Tirten", "Tirto", "Tirtza", "Tirtzah", "Tirzah", "Tish", "Tisha", "Tishbite", "Tishiro", "Tishum", "Tisiphone", "Tita", "Titan", "Titania", "Titas", "Titian", "Titiana", "Titianus", "Titiko", "Titilayo", "Titilda", "Titilipp", "Titivie", "Tito", "Titos", "Titouan", "Titri", "Titrit", "Titu", "Titus", "Tiukurh", "Tiv", "Tiva", "Tivadar", "Tivoli", "Tiwonge", "Tiyamike", "Tiziana", "Tiziano", "Tiên", "Tjaard", "Tjaart", "Tjaša", "Tjaž", "Tjeerd", "Tjeetani", "Tjui", "Tlalli", "Tlaloc", "Tleu", "Tleuscraic", "Toad", "Toadvine", "Toah", "Toal", "Tob", "Tob-adonijah", "Tobacco", "Tobade", "Tobaeth", "Tobaloas", "Tobarny", "Tobat", "Tobba", "Tobejas", "Tobek", "Tober", "Toberch", "Toberette", "Tobertha", "Toberti", "Tobeño", "Tobi", "Tobia", "Tobiah", "Tobias", "Tobiasz", "Tobiaszek", "Tobigo", "Tobijah", "Tobin", "Tobinita", "Tobit", "Tobith", "Tobiáš", "Tobob", "Tobus", "Tobutar", "Tobuś", "Toby", "Tobê", "Toccara", "Tocchustina", "Tochen", "Tocho", "Tochukwu", "Tod", "Today", "Todd", "Toddrick", "Todek", "Todor", "Todorka", "Toe", "Toenail", "Tofezro", "Tofu", "Togarmah", "Togge", "Togqua", "Togquos", "Tohil", "Tohita", "Tohopka", "Tohru", "Tohu", "Toi", "Toiba", "Toine", "Toinette", "Toini", "Toirdhealbhach", "Toiréasa", "Toivo", "Tokala", "Toki", "Tokie", "Tokiko", "Tokio", "Toko", "Tokue", "Tokuei", "Tokuichi", "Tokuji", "Tokuko", "Tokuma", "Tokumi", "Tokund", "Tokuo", "Tokuzo", "Tokyo", "Tola", "Tole", "Tolek", "Tolga", "Tolinka", "Tollak", "Tollemache", "Tollina", "Tolly", "Tolo", "Tolya", "Tolyn", "Tom", "Toma", "Tomal", "Tomas", "Tomasa", "Tomaso", "Tomass", "Tomasz", "Tomaž", "Tomchiro", "Tomcio", "Tome", "Tomek", "Tomen", "Tomer", "Tomette", "Tomi", "Tomica", "Tomie", "Tomiko", "Tomila", "Tomilina", "Tomine", "Tomio", "Tomir", "Tomiris", "Tomislav", "Tomislava", "Tomisław", "Tomiyo", "Tomizo", "Tomił", "Tomko", "Tommah", "Tommaso", "Tommi", "Tommie", "Tommy", "Tomo", "Tomoaki", "Tomoe", "Tomohiko", "Tomohiro", "Tomokazu", "Tomoko", "Tomomi", "Tomoo", "Tomor", "Tomorr", "Tomorrow", "Tomos", "Tomoyo", "Tomoyoshi", "Tomoyuki", "Toms", "Tomuś", "Tomyris", "Tomás", "Tomásia", "Tomáš", "Tomé", "Ton", "Tonalli", "Tonatiuh", "Tonbrozabe", "Tonby", "Tonceden", "Tond", "Tonda", "Tondetto", "Tondra", "Tondzeyama", "Tone", "Tonechka", "Toneth", "Tong", "Tongxue", "Toni", "Tonia", "Tonica", "Toniki", "Tonin", "Tonina", "Toninho", "Tonino", "Tonio", "Tonje", "Tonka", "Tonna", "Tonton", "Tonu", "Tony", "Tonya", "Tonći", "Tonči", "Tooantuh", "Toomas", "Toon", "Tooru", "Top", "Topa", "Topanga", "Topaz", "Topher", "Tophet", "Topi", "Topias", "Topsy", "Topʉsana", "Tor", "Tora", "Torah", "Torales", "Toralesias", "Torano", "Torao", "Torben", "Torbera", "Torbi", "Torbjörn", "Torbjørg", "Torbjørn", "Torborg", "Torca", "Torcall", "Torcuil", "Torcull", "Tord", "Tordek", "Torderk", "Tordis", "Tore", "Toreno", "Tores", "Torez", "Torfinn", "Torgeir", "Torger", "Torgga", "Torgils", "Torgny", "Torhild", "Torhthelm", "Torhtræd", "Torhtweald", "Tori", "Toria", "Toribio", "Toricon", "Toril", "Torild", "Torill", "Torin", "Torinn", "Toriryn", "Toristarō", "Tork", "Torkel", "Torla", "Torlaristiinn", "Torleif", "Torment", "Tormod", "Torn", "Torna", "Tornike", "Torny", "Toros", "Torpeki", "Torquil", "Torra", "Torralei", "Torres", "Torrey", "Torrez", "Torro", "Torstein", "Torsten", "Torsti", "Toru", "Torunn", "Torush", "Torvald", "Tory", "Toryali", "Torø", "Tosahwi", "Tosha", "Toshe", "Toshi", "Toshiaki", "Toshie", "Toshifumi", "Toshigo", "Toshiharu", "Toshihiko", "Toshihiro", "Toshiichi", "Toshikatsu", "Toshikazu", "Toshiko", "Toshimasa", "Toshimi", "Toshimichi", "Toshimitsu", "Toshinobu", "Toshinori", "Toshio", "Toshiro", "Toshirō", "Toshitaka", "Toshiya", "Toshiyuki", "Tosia", "Tosiek", "Tosr", "Tosrul", "Tosryac", "Tosscobble", "Tosta", "Tosti", "Tostig", "Toth", "Toto", "Tottam", "Tottie", "Totty", "Tou", "Touf", "Toufik", "Toussaint", "Toutaria", "Toutatis", "Toutorīxs", "Tova", "Tovah", "Tove", "Tovi", "Tovia", "Toviyyah", "Tovri", "Tovrima", "Toya", "Toygar", "Toyin", "Toyo", "Toyohiko", "Toyoji", "Toyoko", "Toño", "Toše", "Tra'dri", "Trabella", "Trace", "Tracee", "Tracey", "Trachonitis", "Traci", "Tracie", "Tracy", "Traditional", "Trafford", "Tragedeigh", "Trahaearn", "Trahern", "Trai", "Traian", "Traianus", "Traja", "Trajan", "Trajanka", "Trajano", "Trajko", "Traktor", "Trang", "Tranjiko", "Transparent", "Trant", "Tranter", "Trapez", "Trapezoid", "Trapo", "Trash", "Trastaa", "Trath", "Traubon", "Traude", "Traudel", "Traudie", "Traudija", "Traudl", "Traugott", "Traute", "Travis", "Travok", "Trayan", "Trayra", "Treasa", "Treasach", "Treasure", "Treb", "Treble", "Trecia", "Treczka", "Trede", "Tree", "Treehouse", "Trees", "Trefor", "Trehalt", "Treifoildâr", "Trejar", "Trena", "Trendafilka", "Trendoth", "Trent", "Trenti", "Trenton", "Trentt", "Trerers", "Trerine", "Trerl", "Trero", "Trerrik", "Tresha", "Tressa", "Tressach", "Trethan", "Trethas", "Trev", "Trevek", "Trevelyan", "Trevon", "Trevor", "Trey", "Treyvon", "Tri", "Tria", "Triana", "Triangle", "Tric", "Trichand", "Trici", "Tricia", "Trid", "Tridad", "Trides", "Trifoliant", "Trifon", "Triin", "Triinu", "Trijntje", "Trilo", "Trina", "Trinculo", "Trindade", "Trine", "Trinh", "Trini", "Trinidad", "Trinitas", "Trinitat", "Trinity", "Trinità", "Trinket", "Trinoam", "Trint", "Tripp", "Tris", "Trish", "Trisha", "Trishna", "Trispeiros", "Trista", "Tristan", "Tristen", "Tristin", "Triston", "Tristram", "Tristyn", "Tristán", "Tristão", "Triton", "Trix", "Trixie", "Troas", "Trod", "Troels", "Trofim", "Troilos", "Troilus", "Trok", "Trokhym", "Trond", "Trooni", "Trophimos", "Trophimus", "Trosobios", "Troy", "Tru", "Trud", "Truda", "Trude", "Trudi", "Trudie", "Trudy", "Truett", "Trulie", "Trull", "Truls", "Trum", "Truman", "Trust", "Truus", "Tryfon", "Tryggve", "Tryggvi", "Trygia", "Trygve", "Trym", "Tryon", "Tryphaina", "Tryphena", "Tryphon", "Tryphosa", "Trystan", "Tránsito", "Trí", "Tríona", "Trúc", "Tsagadai", "Tsali", "Tsat", "Tsathl", "Tsatsa", "Tschyut", "Tse", "Tser", "Tsering", "Tset", "Tsetseg", "Tsetsiliya", "Tsezar", "Tshepo", "Tshering", "Tshokk", "Tsholofelo", "Tsia-tsia", "Tsiala", "Tsiishch'ili", "Tsila", "Tsild", "Tsimafei", "Tsimur", "Tsira", "Tsis", "Tsisana", "Tsisia", "Tsiskwa", "Tsito", "Tsitsa", "Tsitsana", "Tsitsiko", "Tsitsino", "Tsitso", "Tsiur", "Tsiuri", "Tsiyi", "Tskilekwa", "Tsotne", "Tsubaki", "Tsubame", "Tsubasa", "Tsuguo", "Tsukasa", "Tsukiko", "Tsukolyaz", "Tsukuyomi", "Tsula", "Tsumugi", "Tsun", "Tsune", "Tsuneji", "Tsuneko", "Tsuneo", "Tsuru", "Tsurue", "Tsuruko", "Tsuta", "Tsutae", "Tsutas", "Tsutomu", "Tsutsa", "Tsuya", "Tsuyako", "Tsuyo", "Tsuyoshi", "Tsvet", "Tsveta", "Tsvetan", "Tsvetana", "Tsvetanka", "Tsveter", "Tsvetko", "Tswb", "Tt", "Tu", "Tu'pers", "Tuan", "Tuana", "Tuathflaith", "Tuba", "Tubal", "Tubal-Cain", "Tubayar", "Tuber", "Tuck", "Tucker", "Tucket", "Tudful", "Tudor", "Tudur", "Tuduz", "Tudwal", "Tue", "Tuesday", "Tufar", "Tufayl", "Tugay", "Tui", "Tuija", "Tuileflaith", "Tukaram", "Tuketu", "Tulasi", "Tule", "Tulin", "Tulio", "Tulla", "Tullia", "Tullio", "Tullius", "Tullus", "Tully", "Tulsi", "Tulu", "Tulugaq", "Tumaini", "Tuman", "Tumelo", "Tumpa", "Tun", "Tunberht", "Tuncay", "Tund", "Tunde", "Tunç", "Tuomas", "Tuomo", "Tuor", "Tupa", "Tupaarnaq", "Tupaki", "Tupi", "Tur", "Tural", "Turan", "Ture", "Turelle", "Turen", "Turgay", "Turi", "Turia", "Turibius", "Turid", "Turin", "Turina", "Turing", "Turjan", "Turlough", "Turner", "Turnuroth", "Turnus", "Turra", "Turro", "Tuschley", "Tusco", "Tush", "Tushar", "Tushe", "Tusi", "Tuso", "Tusoan", "Tuta", "Tutankhamon", "Tutankhamun", "Tutgual", "Tutheh", "Tutheh-Ka", "Tutku", "Tuukano", "Tuukka", "Tuula", "Tuule", "Tuuli", "Tuulikki", "Tuur", "Tuure", "Tuva", "Tuvya", "Tuwa", "Tuyana", "Tuyến", "Tuyết", "Tuá", "Tuân", "Tuğba", "Tuğrul", "Tuğçe", "Tvoya", "Tvrtkes", "Tvrtko", "Twesdae", "Twig", "Twil", "Twila", "Twiladis", "Twine", "Twm", "Two", "Twyla", "Txell", "Txilte", "Txomi", "Txomin", "Ty", "Tyad", "Tybalt", "Tybek", "Tyberiy", "Tyche", "Tychi", "Tychicus", "Tychit", "Tychkin", "Tycho", "Tychon", "Tycio", "Tycjan", "Tydfil", "Tydin", "Tye", "Tyee", "Tyg", "Tyge", "Tygo", "Tyko", "Tyla", "Tylan", "Tylar", "Tyle", "Tyleen", "Tylen", "Tyler", "Tylio", "Tylor", "Tymcio", "Tyme", "Tymek", "Tymofiel", "Tymofija", "Tymofiy", "Tymon", "Tymoteusz", "Tyméo", "Tyoma", "Typho", "Typhon", "Tyquan", "Tyr", "Tyra", "Tyrannus", "Tyre", "Tyree", "Tyreek", "Tyrell", "Tyrese", "Tyridwa", "Tyrik", "Tyriq", "Tyrique", "Tyriya", "Tyron", "Tyrone", "Tyrrell", "Tyshawn", "Tyson", "Tytus", "Tyvokk", "Tyyne", "Tzafra", "Tzafrir", "Tzangeria", "Tzefanyah", "Tzeia", "Tzeitel", "Tzeruyah", "Tzi", "Tzidkiyahu", "Tzila", "Tzillah", "Tzion", "Tzipora", "Tziporah", "Tzipporah", "Tzivah", "Tzivia", "Tzivya", "Tzivyah", "Tzofit", "Tzofiya", "Tzufinná", "Tzufit", "Tzur", "Tzuri'el", "Tzvi", "Tzvia", "Tàmhai", "Tàmhas", "Tácio", "Tácito", "Táhirih", "Táňa", "Tânia", "Tähti", "Tähtiy", "Tälgamundō", "Tälgar", "Tälgat", "Tännler", "Téles", "Télesh", "Télesphore", "Télestra", "Télio", "Téo", "Tércia", "Tércio", "Tímea", "Tïliŗ", "Tódor", "Tófa", "Tófi", "Tóki", "Tómas", "Tóni", "Tõnis", "Tõnu", "Tögöldör", "Tömörbaatar", "Tömötör", "Töäholýß", "Tú", "Túathal", "Túlio", "Tülay", "Tünde", "Tündér", "Týr", "Tāne", "Tōru", "Tərančo", "Təranə", "Tʉhʉyakwahipʉ", "U", "U-Jin", "Uadjit", "Uaithne", "Ualan", "Ualterio", "Uano", "Uav", "Ubaldo", "Ubena", "Uberto", "Ubii uboo", "Ubirajara", "Ublib", "Ubon", "Ubonaw", "Ubty", "Ucal", "Ucha", "Uche", "Uchenna", "Ucherea", "Uchu", "Udane", "Uday", "Udayan", "Udi", "Udna", "Udnar", "Udo", "Uduak", "Uduakobong", "Udurnas", "Uedech", "Ueder", "Uel", "Ueli", "Uemh", "Uemhil", "Uemhilda", "Uerb", "Uesparel", "Uespe", "Uespimr", "Uffe", "Ufuk", "Ufuoma", "Uge", "Ugnė", "Ugo", "Ugochi", "Ugochukwu", "Ugochun", "Uguku", "Ugène", "Uhkku", "Uhtric", "Uhtræd", "Uhubitu", "Uhuru", "Ui-Jin", "Ui-Jun", "Uiara", "Uigo", "Uille", "Uilleag", "Uilleam", "Uilliam", "Uinseann", "Ujaraiah", "Ujarak", "Ujaraq", "Uju", "Ukaleq", "Ukaw", "Ukei", "Ukko", "Uksáhkel", "Uksáhkká", "Uktal", "Uktar", "Uku", "Ul-Durant", "Ula", "Ulad", "Uladzimir", "Ulai", "Ulam", "Ulami", "Ulan", "Ulathyra", "Ulati", "Ulchifer", "Uldelben", "Ulderico", "Uldhaz", "Ulf", "Ulfcytel", "Ulfganhel", "Ulfgar", "Ulfilas", "Uli", "Ulia", "Uliana", "Ulick", "Ulises", "Ulisse", "Ulisses", "Ulivi", "Ulka", "Ulla", "Ullanta", "Ulli", "Ulloriaq", "Ullrich", "Ullá", "Ulmmá", "Ulmokina", "Ulric", "Ulrica", "Ulrich", "Ulriikka", "Ulrik", "Ulrika", "Ulrike", "Ulrikke", "Ultán", "Ulumerat", "Ulvi", "Ulvijo", "Ulviye", "Ulya", "Ulyana", "Ulyssa", "Ulysse", "Ulysses", "Uma", "Umai", "Umaiza", "Umar", "Umara", "Umaru", "Umbeleen", "Umbelina", "Umbelino", "Umbero", "Umberto", "Umbra", "Umbraphor", "Ume", "Umed", "Umeda", "Umeko", "Umeno", "Umesh", "Umi", "Umid", "Umida", "Umm", "Ummah", "Ummi", "Ummoonia", "Umran", "Umukoro", "Umukusum", "Umulfer", "Umut", "Una", "Unada", "Unaduti", "Unai", "Unathi", "Undecember", "Undefined", "Undine", "Uneathen", "Unega", "Ungart", "Uni", "Unice", "Unique", "Unituv", "Unity", "Unkas", "Unn", "Unni", "Unno", "Unnr", "Unnur", "Uno", "Untitled", "Uolevi", "Uolf", "Upasana", "Upendo", "Upendra", "Upharsin", "Uphaz", "Uplexitanu", "Upsigan", "Upsigmāra", "Upsilon", "Uqllu", "Ur", "Ural", "Uran", "Urania", "Uranus", "Uranyan", "Urbaer", "Urbain", "Urban", "Urbana", "Urbane", "Urbanek", "Urbano", "Urbanus", "Urbaś", "Urbgen", "Urbonas", "Urbán", "Urd", "Urdath", "Urgek", "Urh", "Urho", "Urhur", "Uri", "Uria", "Uriah", "Urias", "Uriasz", "Uriel", "Urien", "Urij", "Urijah", "Urika", "Urim", "Urist", "Uriy'el", "Uriyah", "Urizmon", "Urki", "Urman", "Urmas", "Urmazd", "Urmendar", "Urmil", "Urmila", "Urmina", "Urobud", "Uros", "Uroš", "Urpi", "Urqu", "Urs", "Ursa", "Ursel", "Ursella", "Ursinus", "Ursul", "Ursula", "Ursule", "Ursus", "Urszul", "Urszula", "Urth", "Urtizel", "Urtė", "Urve", "Urvi", "Urvie", "Urviu", "Urðr", "Urška", "Uršula", "Usa", "Usagi", "Usama", "Uschi", "Uschu", "Usdi", "Usdon", "Usera", "Usertaz", "Usha", "Ushangi", "Ushas", "Usia", "Usko", "Usmaah", "Usman", "Usmeîr", "Usnavi", "Usnavy", "Usoa", "Usprafa", "Usted", "Usti", "Ustinngie", "Ustinya", "Uta", "Utah", "Utako", "Utari", "Utatci", "Utautha", "Ute", "Uthai", "Uther", "Uthma", "Uthman", "Uthyr", "Utina", "Utkarsh", "Utku", "Utsidihi", "Uttam", "Uttar", "Uttara", "Utu", "Uturunku", "Utz", "Uu", "Uuthrakt", "Uvan", "Uvarov", "Uvis", "Uvllá", "Uvuvuyaspan", "Uvwxy", "Uwe", "Uxue", "Uxugon", "Uxía", "Uxío", "Uy", "Uyanga", "Uz", "Uz-hara", "Uzai", "Uzair", "Uzal", "Uzaltmas", "Uzi", "Uzma", "Uzochi", "Uzoma", "Uzumati", "Uzumatiya", "Uzummingth", "Uzummizo", "Uzza", "Uzzah", "Uzzen-sherah", "Uzzi", "Uzzia", "Uzziah", "Uzziel", "Uzziyyah", "Uđjjus", "Uđđi", "Uğur", "Uʻilani", "V", "V'Chawil", "Va", "Va'", "Vaan", "Vaast", "Vachalle", "Vaclovas", "Vada", "Vadania", "Vadaraspine", "Vader", "Vadik", "Vadim", "Vadimir", "Vadya", "Vadyssellá", "Vaebnak", "Vaeril", "Vaero", "Vagdag", "Vagn", "Vagrungakt", "Vahagn", "Vahan", "Vahanin", "Vahari", "Vahat", "Vahid", "Vahide", "Vahilduíno", "Vahilina", "Vahit", "Vahro", "Vai", "Vaibhav", "Vaihere", "Vaike", "Vaileigh", "Vaimiti", "Vaishali", "Vaishnavi", "Vaitiare", "Vaiva", "Vaive Atoish", "Vaiveahtoish", "Vaizatha", "Vaizkiah", "Vaja", "Vajax", "Vajezatha", "Vajno", "Vakarė", "Vakha", "Vakhtang", "Vakhtangi", "Val", "Vala", "Valanthe", "Valanthios", "Valarie", "Valary", "Valbona", "Valborg", "Vald", "Valda", "Valdas", "Valdemar", "Valdemaras", "Valdeta", "Valdete", "Valdimárr", "Valdis", "Valdís", "Vale", "Valechka", "Valee", "Valeed", "Valen", "Valencia", "Valencio", "Valenka", "Valens", "Valent", "Valente", "Valentijn", "Valentim", "Valentin", "Valentina", "Valentinas", "Valentine", "Valentinianus", "Valentino", "Valentinus", "Valentyn", "Valentyna", "Valentín", "Valentína", "Valentýn", "Valentýna", "Valentīna", "Valentīns", "Valer", "Valera", "Valeri", "Valeria", "Valerian", "Valeriana", "Valeriane", "Valeriano", "Valerianus", "Valerie", "Valerii", "Valerija", "Valerio", "Valeriu", "Valerius", "Valeriy", "Valeriya", "Valerka", "Valero", "Valery", "Valeryia", "Valeska", "Valesse", "Vali", "Valia", "Valiantsina", "Valida", "Valie", "Valif", "Valiko", "Valin", "Valina", "Valino", "Valko", "Valkyrie", "Vall", "Vallah", "Valley", "Valli", "Vallie", "Valljáš", "Vallvanera", "Valman", "Valmira", "Valodia", "Valor", "Valora", "Valorie", "Valorum", "Valpene", "Valphen", "Valpuri", "Valquíria", "Valt", "Valter", "Valtero", "Valthalie", "Valto", "Valtteri", "Value", "Valus", "Valvanera", "Valvia", "Valya", "Valyn", "Valyok", "Valzumin", "Valère", "Valèria", "Valéria", "Valériah", "Valérian", "Valériane", "Valérick", "Valérie", "Valério", "Valéry", "Valþjófr", "Valērija", "Valērijs", "Vamhirten", "Vami", "Vamir", "Van", "Vana", "Vanadís", "Vanaheo'o", "Vanamo", "Vance", "Vanch", "Vancho", "Vanda", "Vandana", "Vane", "Vanesa", "Vanessa", "Vanessza", "Vangel", "Vangelija", "Vangelis", "Vangjel", "Vangjeli", "Vani", "Vaniah", "Vanita", "Vanja", "Vanka", "Vanlith", "Vanna", "Vannevar", "Vanni", "Vano", "Vanora", "Vans", "Vansh", "Vanten", "Vanya", "Vanésa", "Vančo", "Vapor", "Vappu", "Var-Etsar", "Vara", "Varalakshmi", "Varda", "Vardah", "Vardan", "Varden", "Vardiko", "Vardisa", "Vardo", "Vardrich", "Varduhi", "Varfolomei", "Varfolomey", "Varg", "Varghese", "Varia", "Varian", "Varind", "Varinia", "Varinius", "Varis", "Varius", "Varl", "Varlaam", "Varlam", "Varnava", "Varo", "Varoun", "Varpu", "Varrius", "Varsha", "Vartan", "Vartkes", "Vartolomej", "Vartouhi", "Varty", "Varun", "Varuna", "Varvara", "Varya", "Vasa", "Vasant", "Vasanta", "Vasanti", "Vasati", "Vaschana", "Vaschlam", "Vasco", "Vasek", "Vashni", "Vashti", "Vasia", "Vasib", "Vasie", "Vasiko", "Vasil", "Vasila", "Vasile", "Vasileios", "Vasili", "Vasilica", "Vasilică", "Vasilii", "Vasilija", "Vasilije", "Vasilijs", "Vasilijus", "Vasilika", "Vasiliki", "Vasilina", "Vasiline", "Vasilios", "Vasiliqi", "Vasilis", "Vasilisa", "Vasiliy", "Vasilka", "Vasillaq", "Vasily", "Vasilya", "Vasim", "Vasimile", "Vaska", "Vasko", "Vaso", "Vasolin", "Vassaini", "Vassalli", "Vassie", "Vassiliki", "Vassilis", "Vassily", "Vasso", "Vasu", "Vasuda", "Vasudha", "Vasui", "Vasundhara", "Vasuo", "Vasya", "Vasyah", "Vasyl", "Vasyli", "Vasylyi", "Vasylyna", "Vata", "Vatroslav", "Vatslav", "Vatyandrite", "Vatyatrice", "Vau", "Vaug", "Vaughan", "Vaughn", "Vauquelin", "Vaux", "Vavrinec", "Vavřinec", "Vayu", "Vazd", "Vazgen", "Vazha", "Vazquez", "Vašek", "Ve", "Ve'kes", "Ve'keseha'e", "Ve'keseheveho", "Veaceslav", "Veaibhana", "Veaidnu", "Veaiku", "Veasna", "Vebecer", "Vebjørg", "Vebjørn", "Veca", "Veceslav", "Vecheslav", "Ved", "Veda", "Vedad", "Vedant", "Vedast", "Vedastus", "Vedat", "Vedran", "Vedrana", "Vee", "Veena", "Veer", "Veera", "Veerke", "Veerle", "Veeti", "Vega", "Vegadath", "Vegard", "Vegve", "Veikko", "Veiko", "Veil", "Veile", "Veit", "Vekhvia", "Velasco", "Velda", "Vele", "Velehab", "Velen", "Veles", "Veleveze", "Veli", "Velia", "Velibor", "Velichko", "Velimir", "Veljko", "Vellamo", "Vello", "Velma", "Velod", "Velodi", "Velra", "Velræd", "Velt", "Velta", "Velvel", "Velvela", "Velvet", "Velvette", "Velvis", "Ven", "Vena", "Venancio", "Vence", "Vencel", "Venceslao", "Venceslaus", "Venceslás", "Vend", "Venda", "Vendel", "Vendela", "Vendelín", "Vendula", "Vendulka", "Vene", "Venedi", "Vener", "Venera", "Venere", "Venetia", "Venia", "Veniamin", "Veniaminu", "Venic", "Venice", "Venigihaj", "Venijamin", "Venity", "Venk", "Venka", "Venkat", "Venkata", "Venkatamma", "Venkatesh", "Venla", "Venlá", "Veno", "Vent", "Ventidius", "Ventiy", "Ventseslav", "Ventsislav", "Ventsislava", "Ventura", "Ventynas", "Venus", "Venuše", "Venyamin", "Venâncio", "Vepkhia", "Vera", "Verb", "Verbena", "Verbok", "Vercingetorix", "Verdandi", "Vere", "Vered", "Veremund", "Verena", "Verendu", "Verethraghna", "Vergiah", "Vergil", "Vergilius", "Verginia", "Verginius", "Verica", "Veriko", "Verissimus")>> <<elseif _choiceOfList is 11>> <<set _name to either("Veritas", "Verity", "Vern", "Verna", "Verne", "Verner", "Verneth", "Vernon", "Vero", "Verochka", "Verona", "Veronica", "Veronika", "Veronym", "Verrona", "Verthisathurgiesh", "Vertti", "Verusha", "Verushilia", "Verusya", "Verá", "Veríssimo", "Verísti", "Verðandi", "Verónica", "Verônica", "Vesa", "Vesel", "Vesela", "Veselin", "Veselko", "Veslemøy", "Vesley", "Vesna", "Vespasia", "Vespasian", "Vespasiano", "Vespasianus", "Vespasien", "Vespe", "Vesper", "Vespera", "Vesperemos", "Vespinopsis", "Vespucci", "Vess", "Vessel", "Vest", "Vesta", "Vester", "Veta", "Vetal", "Vetle", "Vetrliði", "Veva", "Veve", "Vevi", "Vex", "Vexipurge", "Vezire", "Vhd Vhd", "Vi", "Viaan", "Viachaslau", "Vian", "Vianca", "Vianes", "Vianey", "Vianierele", "Vianne", "Vianor", "Viatcheslav", "Viato", "Viator", "Viatrix", "Vib", "Vibeke", "Vibha", "Vibia", "Vibiana", "Vibianus", "Vibilia", "Vibius", "Vibol", "Vic", "Vice", "Vicent", "Vicenta", "Vicente", "Vicenç", "Vichel", "Vichelett", "Vichencese", "Vickethin", "Vicki", "Vickie", "Vicky", "Vico", "Vict", "Victetski", "Victoire", "Victor", "Victori", "Victoria", "Victorian", "Victoriane", "Victorianeth", "Victoriano", "Victorianus", "Victorien", "Victorin", "Victorina", "Victorine", "Victorino", "Victorinus", "Victoris", "Victoristiana", "Victoristiane", "Victoristina", "Victoristine", "Victoristophia", "Victoristophrysterian", "Victorius", "Victòria", "Vid", "Vida", "Vidal", "Vidar", "Vidas", "Vide", "Video_1", "Vidmantas", "Vidya", "Vien", "Vienna", "Vienne", "Vieno", "Viera", "Vietier", "Vieylendwr", "Viff", "Vigdis", "Vigdís", "Vigga", "Viggo", "Viggu", "Viha", "Vihaan", "Viho", "Vihtori", "Vihtrine", "Vihtrio", "Viivi", "Viivvá", "Vija", "Vijan", "Vijay", "Vijaya", "Vijendra", "Vik", "Vika", "Vikas", "Vikash", "Vike", "Vikenti", "Vikentije", "Vikentiy", "Vikjo", "Vikki", "Vikram", "Vikrama", "Vikta", "Viktar", "Viktas", "Viktawid", "Vikto", "Viktor", "Viktoras", "Viktoria", "Viktorie", "Viktoriia", "Viktorija", "Viktorino", "Viktoriya", "Viktors", "Viktorya", "Viktoryia", "Viktoría", "Viktória", "Vikulka", "Vikulla", "Vilas", "Vilbel", "Vilbmá", "Vildan", "Vilde", "Vildu", "Vilen", "Vilena", "Vilfher", "Vilfred", "Vilfredo", "Vilgot", "Vilhealbma", "Vilhel", "Vilhelm", "Vilhelmas", "Vilhelmi", "Vilhelmiina", "Vilhelmina", "Vilhelmo", "Vilhelms", "Vilhjálmur", "Vilho", "Vili", "Viliam", "Viliame", "Viliami", "Vilib", "Vilim", "Vilis", "Vilja", "Viljam", "Viljami", "Viljar", "Viljem", "Viljo", "Vilko", "Villads", "Ville", "Villem", "Villum", "Vilma", "Vilmantas", "Vilmantė", "Vilmar", "Vilmos", "Vilpa", "Vilppu", "Vilson", "Vilsone", "Viltah-tob", "Viltautas", "Viltautė", "Vilthan", "Viltė", "Vilém", "Vilĉjo", "Vima'yah", "Vimal", "Vimala", "Vimla", "Vin", "Vina", "Vinal", "Vinaldu", "Vinay", "Vinayak", "Vinca", "Vincas", "Vince", "Vincent", "Vincentas", "Vincente", "Vincentius", "Vincento", "Vincenza", "Vincenzo", "Vinces", "Vincetta", "Vinch", "Vine", "Vinh", "Vinhan", "Vinicio", "Vinicius", "Vinit", "Vinita", "Vinka", "Vinko", "Vinnie", "Vinny", "Vinod", "Vinula", "Vinus", "Vinzent", "Vinzenz", "Vinícius", "Vio", "Viola", "Violante", "Violence", "Violet", "Violeta", "Violetta", "Violette", "Violka", "Viona", "Viorel", "Viorela", "Viorica", "Vipin", "Vipponah", "Vipul", "Viqtor", "Viqtoria", "Vira", "Viracocha", "Viraj", "Viraja", "Virba", "Virbra", "Virbre", "Virdia", "Virdrey", "Virendra", "Virga", "Virge", "Virgee", "Virgen", "Virgh", "Virgi", "Virgie", "Virgil", "Virgile", "Virgilia", "Virgilijus", "Virgilio", "Virgiliu", "Virgilius", "Virgine", "Virgini", "Virginia", "Virginie", "Virginija", "Virginijus", "Virginio", "Virgo", "Virgulino", "Virgília", "Virgílio", "Virgínia", "Viriato", "Viridiana", "Virn", "Virna", "Viro", "Virtudes", "Virtue", "Virva", "Virve", "Virvá", "Virág", "Vishal", "Vishnu", "Vishvar", "Vishwanath", "Visikh", "Visitación", "Vissarion", "Vissenta", "Vissente", "Vissyril", "Vistra", "Visvaldas", "Visvaldis", "Vita", "Vital", "Vitale", "Vitali", "Vitalia", "Vitalija", "Vitalijus", "Vitalik", "Vitalina", "Vitalis", "Vitaliy", "Vitaliya", "Vitaly", "Vitas", "Vitatyon", "Vithecheld", "Vitiion", "Vitilsav", "Vito", "Vitold", "Vitomir", "Viton", "Vitore", "Vitorino", "Vitthal", "Vittore", "Vittoria", "Vittorino", "Vittorio", "Vitus", "Vitwe", "Vitweald", "Vitya", "Vitória", "Vitālijs", "Viv", "Vivan", "Vive", "Viveca", "Vivek", "Viveka", "Vivi", "Vivian", "Viviana", "Viviane", "Vivianne", "Viviano", "Vivianus", "Vivien", "Vivienne", "Viviette", "Vivina", "Vivisection", "Vivya", "Vivyan", "Vix", "Vixen", "Viyaan", "Viyan", "Vizan", "Vizin", "Viên", "Viła", "Višeslav", "Višnja", "Viện", "Vjeko", "Vjekoslav", "Vjekoslava", "Vjera", "Vjola", "Vjollca", "Vlad", "Vladah", "Vladan", "Vladana", "Vladas", "Vladen", "Vladik", "Vladilen", "Vladimer", "Vladimeri", "Vladimeru", "Vladimir", "Vladimira", "Vladimiras", "Vladimirs", "Vladimíra", "Vladislak", "Vladislau", "Vladislav", "Vladislava", "Vladislavs", "Vladlen", "Vladlena", "Vlado", "Vladula", "Vladymyr", "Vladyslav", "Vladyslava", "Vladěna", "Vlaho", "Vlarvour", "Vlas", "Vlasi", "Vlasis", "Vlasiy", "Vlasko", "Vlassi", "Vlassis", "Vlasta", "Vlastimil", "Vlastimila", "Vlastimir", "Vlastimír", "Vlastislav", "Vlatka", "Vlatko", "Vo", "Vocative", "Vodka", "Voestaa'e", "Vogga", "Vogue", "Vohkin", "Vohkinne", "Vohu", "Void", "Voirrey", "Voislav", "Voistitoevitz", "Voisttitoevetz", "Voitsekh", "Voitsin", "Voitto", "Vojislav", "Vojislava", "Vojsava", "Vojta", "Vojtech", "Vojtěch", "Vokivocummast", "Vola", "Volbmar", "Voldemaras", "Voldemārs", "Vole", "Volen", "Volha", "Volier", "Volkan", "Volker", "Volkhard", "Volkmar", "Volla", "Volodimeru", "Volodislavu", "Volodya", "Volodymyr", "Volos", "Voloz", "Volt", "Voltaire", "Volu", "Volumnia", "Volya", "Vomíng", "Vomír", "Von", "Vonahe'e", "Vonda", "Vondal", "Vonturbola", "Voon", "Vophsi", "Vorros", "Vortigern", "Vortlakh", "Vosgi", "Voski", "Voss", "Vossal", "Vosse", "Vossill", "Vossirl", "Vossk", "Vossuk", "Voula", "Vova", "Vovanna", "Vovik", "Vovrena", "Vovrig", "Vragi", "Vrako", "Vratislav", "Vratislava", "Vregderk", "Vregon", "Vreni", "Vridekye", "Vrinokya", "Vrumrintama", "Vrun", "Vruna", "Vsevolod", "Vuestur", "Vugar", "Vuhr", "Vuhrenskihr", "Vuk", "Vuka", "Vukate", "Vukašin", "Vulcan", "Vulcanus", "Vulcibianna", "Vulcibililan", "Vulcin", "Vulla", "Vullah", "Vulle", "Vullnet", "Vulluin", "Vulmar", "Vulmer", "Vult", "Vultrukrufk", "Vun", "Vuohkku", "Vuoiadadad", "Vuoitu", "Vuoitz", "Vuokko", "Vuollá", "Vuolát", "Vural", "Vurguist", "Vurrha", "Vus", "Vusk", "Vv", "Vyacheslav", "Vyara", "Vydmantas", "Vygantas", "Vyna", "Vytautas", "Vytautė", "Vyvya", "Vyvyan", "Vábo", "Václav", "Václava", "Válbor", "Válbotta", "Válde", "Vállju", "Válter", "Várbmu", "Várbu", "Várvá", "Várvásiane", "Várvásio", "Vân", "Väine", "Väinämöinen", "Väinö", "Væden", "Vébjǫrn", "Végarðr", "Vénus", "Vérong-Hui", "Véronique", "Vérène", "Vênus", "Víctor", "Víctore", "Vígdís", "Vígi", "Víkingr", "Víkingur", "Vít", "Vítek", "Vítor", "Vítězslav", "Víðarr", "Víðir", "Völund", "Vüqar", "Vüsal", "Vüsala", "Vüsalía", "Vüsalə", "Văn", "Věnceslav", "Věnceslava", "Věra", "Věroslav", "Vǫlundr", "V’annliel", "W", "W'Kehli", "W'per", "Waahdah", "Waban", "Wace", "Wacek", "Wachiwi", "Wacuś", "Wacław", "Wacława", "Wacławek", "Wadah", "Wade", "Wadud", "Waduthonda", "Wae", "Wael", "Waescan", "Waesdi", "Waesdik", "Waeswraek", "Wafai", "Wafi", "Wafia", "Wafiq", "Wafiya", "Wafula", "Wahanassatta", "Wahanniwi", "Wahchinksapa", "Wahchintonka", "Wahcomed", "Waheed", "Waheeda", "Wahid", "Wahida", "Wahidullah", "Wahka", "Wahkan", "Wahma", "Wahmantina", "Wahunsenacawh", "Wahyu", "Wai", "Wail", "Waimarie", "Wairimu", "Wais", "Wait", "Waititi", "Wajider", "Wajih", "Wajiha", "Wajin", "Wajit", "Wakako", "Wakana", "Waki", "Wakie", "Wakil", "Wakim", "Wakiza", "Waku", "Wala", "Walahelin", "Walahfrid", "Walaric", "Walbert", "Walburga", "Walchelin", "Wald", "Waldaharjaz", "Waldebert", "Waldeburg", "Waldeczek", "Waldek", "Waldemar", "Waldemir", "Walden", "Waldere", "Waldetrudis", "Waldhar", "Waldhere", "Waldo", "Waldomar", "Walduín", "Walduś", "Waldwig", "Waldzio", "Waldís", "Waleed", "Walek", "Walela", "Walen", "Walent", "Walenty", "Walentyn", "Walentyna", "Waler", "Walerek", "Waleria", "Walerian", "Walery", "Walfried", "Walganus", "Walgreens", "Walhberht", "Walherich", "Wali", "Walias", "Walid", "Walk", "Walka", "Walker", "Wallace", "Wallis", "Wallusk", "Wally", "Walpen", "Walphalvard", "Walpurga", "Walt", "Walter", "Waltheof", "Walther", "Waltheri", "Walton", "Waltraud", "Waltraut", "Waltyr", "Wamalwa", "Waman", "Wambdi", "Wamblee", "Wambleesha", "Wambli", "Wambui", "Wan", "Wanageeska", "Wanahton", "Wanangwa", "Wancin", "Wancond", "Wanda", "Wandal", "Wandalin", "Wandelin", "Wandzia", "Wane", "Wanesa", "Waneska", "Wanessa", "Waneta", "Wang-Hyeong", "Wangari", "Wangchuk", "Wangi", "Wangui", "Wania", "Wanikiy", "Wanja", "Wanjala", "Wanjiku", "Wanjiru", "Wanyonyi", "Wapan", "Wapasha", "Wapeka", "Wapi", "Wapin", "Waqar", "Waquini", "War", "Warahran", "Waramunt", "Warcisław", "Ward", "Warda", "Wardah", "Wardell", "Warin", "Warinheri", "Warloth", "Warner", "Warren", "Warrick", "Warryn", "Wartface", "Warwick", "Wasa", "Wasan", "Waseela", "Wash", "Washington", "Washti", "Wasi", "Wasili", "Wasim", "Wasima", "Wassa", "Wassi", "Wassily", "Wassim", "Wasswa", "Wasula", "Wasya", "Wasyl", "Wasylyna", "Wat", "Wataru", "Wate", "Wateka", "Water", "Waterbrace", "Wati", "Watse", "Watson", "Watt", "Wattana", "Wattha", "Wavass", "Wave", "Waved", "Wavelength", "Waven", "Waverly", "Wawatam", "Wawetseka", "Wawrek", "Wawrzek", "Wawrzemy", "Wawrzyniec", "Wax", "Waya", "Wayan", "Wayland", "Waylen", "Waylie", "Waylon", "Wayn", "Wayna", "Wayne", "Wayra", "Wayta", "Waywan", "Waywocket", "Waywood", "Wazeer", "Wazhen", "Wazhmah", "Wazir", "Wazo", "Waël", "Waëllen", "Weald", "Wealdhelm", "Wealdhere", "Wealdmær", "Wealdræd", "Wealhhere", "Wealhmær", "Weary", "Weasel", "Weaver", "Weaverttu", "Weayaya", "Web", "Webster", "Wedad", "Wednesday", "Weed", "Ween", "Weetamoo", "Wehha", "Wei", "Weibin", "Weicheng", "Weidis", "Weidong", "Weifang", "Weifeng", "Weiguang", "Weiguo", "Weihong", "Weihua", "Weijia", "Weijian", "Weijiana", "Weijie", "Weijun", "Weil", "Weiliang", "Weilin", "Weiling", "Weimin", "Weiming", "Weipe", "Weiping", "Weiqi", "Weiqian", "Weiqiang", "Weiqing", "Weiquan", "Weird", "Weirong", "Weisheng", "Weiss", "Weiwei", "Weiwen", "Weixin", "Weixing", "Weixiong", "Weixo", "Weiyi", "Weiying", "Weizhen", "Weizhong", "Weker", "Wekesa", "Weland", "Weldon", "Wellby", "Welle", "Wells", "Welly", "Wematin", "Wemba", "Wemia", "Wemilat", "Wen", "Wenbin", "Wenbo", "Wenburge", "Wenceslao", "Wenceslas", "Wenceslaus", "Wenchao", "Wenche", "Wenchos", "Wenci", "Wenda", "Wendel", "Wendelin", "Wendell", "Wendi", "Wendy", "Wenfang", "Wenfeng", "Wenguang", "Wenhao", "Wenhl", "Wenhong", "Wenhua", "Wenhui", "Wenji", "Wenjian", "Wenjie", "Wenjin", "Wenjing", "Wenjiro", "Wenjuan", "Wenjun", "Wenka", "Wenke", "Wenlee", "Wenlen", "Wenley", "Wenliang", "Wenll", "Wenlong", "Wenly", "Wenming", "Wenn", "Wenocentia", "Wenona", "Wenonah", "Wenping", "Wenqi", "Wenqiang", "Wenqing", "Wensheng", "Wentao", "Wente", "Wenting", "Wentot", "Wents", "Wentus", "Wentz", "Wenwei", "Wenwen", "Wenxia", "Wenxiang", "Wenxianuwoa", "Wenxin", "Weny", "Wenya", "Wenyan", "Wenyi", "Wenying", "Wenyuan", "Wenzel", "Wenzeslaus", "Wenzhi", "Wenzhong", "Wenzo", "Weohstan", "Weon", "Wer-Ra", "Wera", "Werdheri", "Werenberht", "Werk", "Werka", "Werknesh", "Werlentyr", "Werner", "Wernera", "Wernher", "Weronika", "Werther", "Wes", "Wesa", "Wesley", "Wessel", "Wesson", "West", "Westin", "Westister", "Westley", "Weston", "Westra", "Westyn", "Wetzel", "Wevit", "Weya", "Weyah", "Weyapiersenwah", "Weyde", "Weyden", "Whassername", "Whatsername", "Whatshisface", "Wheardaa", "Wheat", "Wheatly", "Whetū", "Whisper", "Whitabert", "Whitaker", "Whitmore", "Whitneigh", "Whitney", "Whorf", "Wia", "Wiaon", "Wiara", "Wiatt", "Wibke", "Wibo", "Wibos", "Wicasa", "Wice", "Wicek", "Wicen", "Wich", "Wichaen", "Wicio", "Wick", "Wickaninnish", "Wickarel", "Wicket", "Wicz", "Widad", "Widald", "Wide", "Wido", "Widogast", "Widukind", "Widya", "Wieb", "Wiebe", "Wiebel-mel", "Wiebke", "Wiebus", "Wiegand", "Wiel", "Wieland", "Wielisław", "Wiera", "Wies", "Wiesia", "Wiesiek", "Wiesio", "Wiesulek", "Wiesław", "Wiesława", "Wievo", "Wieśka", "Wiga", "Wigand", "Wigberht", "Wigbert", "Wigbrand", "Wigburg", "Wigby", "Wigfri", "Wigfrid", "Wigfriþ", "Wigh", "Wighard", "Wigheard", "Wighearnán", "Wighelm", "Wigmar", "Wigmund", "Wigstan", "Wigþegn", "Wihtburg", "Wihtgar", "Wihtlac", "Wihtmund", "Wihtræd", "Wika", "Wiki", "Wikolia", "Wiktor", "Wiktorek", "Wiktoria", "Wikus", "Wikvaya", "Wil", "Wila", "Wiladys", "Wilayat", "Wilbert", "Wilbur", "Wilburg", "Wilburh", "Wilburn", "Wilda", "Wilder", "Wilek", "Wilenghui", "Wiley", "Wilf", "Wilfhelistini", "Wilford", "Wilfred", "Wilfreda", "Wilfredo", "Wilfrid", "Wilfrido", "Wilfried", "Wilfrith", "Wilfrið", "Wilfriþ", "Wilfréd", "Wilheard", "Wilhelm", "Wilhelmina", "Wilhelmine", "Wilhelmus", "Wilhera", "Wiljafriþuz", "Wiljahelmaz", "Wilka", "Wilkie", "Wilkin", "Wilky", "Will", "Willa", "Willard", "Wille", "Willehad", "Willehelm", "Willem", "Willemijn", "Willemina", "Willi", "Willia", "William", "Willian", "Willibald", "Willibert", "Willidrud", "Willie", "Willifrid", "Willihard", "Willimar", "Williric", "Willis", "Willka", "Willoughby", "Willow", "Willu", "Willy", "Wilma", "Wilmar", "Wilmer", "Wilmot", "Wilmær", "Wilmǣr", "Wilræd", "Wilson", "Wilt", "Wilton", "Wiltonfo", "Wiltrud", "Wiltrude", "Wiluś", "Wim", "Win", "Wina", "Wincenty", "Windsor", "Windy", "Wine", "Winefride", "Winema", "Winfield", "Winford", "Winfred", "Winfried", "Winfrith", "Winfrið", "Winifred", "Winifreda", "Winifrid", "Winn", "Winne", "Winnie", "Winnifred", "Winoc", "Winon", "Winona", "Winslem", "Winslet", "Winslow", "Winson", "Winston", "Wint", "Winter", "Winthrop", "Winton", "Wintt", "Winwon", "Wiola", "Wioleta", "Wioletka", "Wioletta", "Wioleu", "Wiolonwyn", "Wira", "Wire", "Wiremu", "Wirenth", "Wirgin", "Wirginia", "Wirgir", "Wirt", "Wischard", "Wisdom", "Wise", "Wisel", "Wiselo", "Wisia", "Wisp", "Wist", "Wistan", "Wister", "Wisteria", "Wisto", "Wistos", "Wistu", "Wisław", "Wisława", "Wit", "Witalis", "Witch", "Wite", "Witek", "Withburga", "Witold", "Witon", "Witosławomid", "Witołd", "Wituś", "Wityn", "Witynw", "Więcesław", "Wladimir", "Wob", "Wobb", "Wobbe", "Wodan", "Woden", "Wohali", "Wohehiv", "Wojca", "Wojciech", "Wojciecha", "Wojsław", "Wojteczek", "Wojtek", "Wojtul", "Wojtuś", "Wokaihwokomas", "Wokal", "Wolf", "Wolfdietrich", "Wolfe", "Wolfeschlegelsteinhausenbergerdorffwelchevoralternwarengewissenhaftschaferswessenschafewarenwohlgepflegeundsorgfaltigkeitbeschutzenvorangreifendurchihrraubgierigfeindewelchevoralternzwolfhunderttausendjahresvorandieerscheinenvonderersteerdemenschderraumschiffgenachtmittungsteinundsiebeniridiumelektrischmotorsgebrauchlichtalsseinursprungvonkraftgestartseinlangefahrthinzwischensternartigraumaufdersuchennachbarschaftdersternwelchegehabtbewohnbarplanetenkreisedrehensichundwohinderneuerassevonverstandigmenschlichkeitkonntefortpflanzenundsicherfreuenanlebenslanglichfreudeundruhemitnichteinfurchtvorangreifenvorandererintelligentgeschopfsvonhinzwischensternartigraum", "Wolfgang", "Wolfhard", "Wolfram", "Wolj", "Wolodymyr", "Wolter", "Won", "Won-Bin", "Won-Hui", "Won-Jae", "Won-Jun", "Won-Seok", "Won-U", "Wongani", "Woo", "Woo-Jin", "Wood", "Woodbury", "Woodie", "Woodrow", "Woody", "Workneh", "Worknesh", "Worm", "Worth", "Woré", "Wotan", "Wothen", "Wout", "Wouter", "Wowa", "Woya", "Wrancan", "Wrani", "Wrapper", "Wren", "Wrenlee", "Wrenley", "Wrenn", "Wrider", "Wridi", "Wrido", "Wright", "Wril", "Wrile", "Wrileigh", "Writer", "Writta", "Written", "Wryder", "Wu", "Wua", "Wubbe", "Wuffa", "Wuim", "Wukong", "Wulan", "Wulf", "Wulfflæd", "Wulfgang", "Wulfgar", "Wulfgifu", "Wulfhard", "Wulfheah", "Wulfheard", "Wulfhere", "Wulfhild", "Wulfhram", "Wulfhun", "Wulfila", "Wulflaf", "Wulfmær", "Wulfnoð", "Wulfnoþ", "Wulfram", "Wulfric", "Wulfrun", "Wulfruna", "Wulfræd", "Wulfsige", "Wulfstan", "Wulfweal", "Wulfweald", "Wulfweard", "Wulfwig", "Wulfwine", "Wulfwyn", "Wulfwynn", "Wulfþryþ", "Wullem", "Wum", "Wuyi", "Ww", "Wyan", "Wyanet", "Wyare", "Wyatt", "Wyber", "Wybert", "Wydel", "Wydelol", "Wyder", "Wyla", "Wylar", "Wylder", "Wylie", "Wyll", "Wymond", "Wyn", "Wynflæd", "Wynhelm", "Wynhere", "Wynn", "Wynne", "Wynnflæd", "Wynnstan", "Wyno", "Wynona", "Wynonah", "Wynonna", "Wynono", "Wynsige", "Wynter", "Wyome", "Wyot", "Wyr", "Wysadi", "Wyss", "Wyssk", "Wyst", "Wystan", "Wytch", "Wytonnk", "Wyvern", "Wálter", "Wâpan", "Wâpanacâhkos", "Wærbeald", "Wærbelle", "Wærburg", "Wærfriþ", "Wærheard", "Wærhelm", "Wærmund", "Wærnoþ", "Wærwulf", "Wölle", "Wöllem", "Wēlandaz", "Wīgaberhtaz", "Wīgabu", "Wład", "Władeczek", "Władek", "Władyr", "Władysław", "Władysława", "Władzio", "Włodeczek", "Włodek", "Włodzimierz", "Włodzio", "Włodzisław", "Wōdanaz", "X", "Xabi", "Xabier", "Xacobe", "Xae", "Xael", "Xaeyo", "Xai", "Xaim", "Xaime", "Xakaf", "Xaliima", "Xan", "Xana", "Xanaphia", "Xanax", "Xancille", "Xancisława", "Xancrato", "Xande", "Xander", "Xandinho", "Xandra", "Xanthar", "Xanthare", "Xanthe", "Xanthi", "Xanthia", "Xanthippe", "Xanthippi", "Xanthippos", "Xanthos", "Xanti", "Xap", "Xaph", "Xaphania", "Xasan", "Xaver", "Xavi", "Xavia", "Xavier", "Xaviera", "Xavio", "Xavior", "Xavitrat", "Xaya", "Xayah", "Xbalanque", "Xbald", "Xbox Live", "Xea", "Xech", "Xee", "Xeelee", "Xeighlynndt", "Xela", "Xelle", "Xemu", "Xen", "Xena", "Xenagoras", "Xenalise", "Xene", "Xeni", "Xenia", "Xenie", "Xenis", "Xeno", "Xenobija", "Xenocrates", "Xenofon", "Xenokrates", "Xenon", "Xenophanes", "Xenophon", "Xenops", "Xenothjah", "Xenu", "Xenusion", "Xerox", "Xerxes", "Xesús", "Xhafer", "Xhaferr", "Xhafiqa", "Xhafis'id", "Xhap", "Xhavit", "Xheladin", "Xhelal", "Xhemal", "Xhemali", "Xhemile", "Xhemin", "Xheni", "Xhensila", "Xhenwulf", "Xhesika", "Xhevahir", "Xhevahire", "Xhevair", "Xhevaire", "Xhevans", "Xhevat", "Xhevdet", "Xhevit", "Xhevolinn", "Xhevrije", "Xhoana", "Xhuladin", "Xhulia", "Xhuliana", "Xhulio", "Xhuljan", "Xhuljana", "Xhuljano", "Xhuljeta", "Xhulum", "Xhœ", "Xia", "Xiadani", "Xian", "Xiana", "Xianfeng", "Xiang", "Xiangdong", "Xianghong", "Xianghua", "Xiangjun", "Xiangming", "Xiangrong", "Xiangyang", "Xiangyu", "Xianhua", "Xianjun", "Xianming", "Xianxia", "Xiao", "Xiaobin", "Xiaobing", "Xiaobo", "Xiaochen", "Xiaochun", "Xiaodan", "Xiaodong", "Xiaofang", "Xiaofei", "Xiaofen", "Xiaofeng", "Xiaofer", "Xiaogang", "Xiaoguang", "Xiaogustiane", "Xiaogustiang", "Xiaohong", "Xiaohu", "Xiaohua", "Xiaohui", "Xiaoji", "Xiaojian", "Xiaojing", "Xiaojuan", "Xiaojun", "Xiaojus", "Xiaol", "Xiaolan", "Xiaolei", "Xiaoli", "Xiaoliang", "Xiaolin", "Xiaoling", "Xiaolito", "Xiaolong", "Xiaolu", "Xiaom", "Xiaomathew", "Xiaomei", "Xiaomeng", "Xiaomhghle", "Xiaomin", "Xiaoming", "Xiaona", "Xiaonan", "Xiaoning", "Xiaopeng", "Xiaoping", "Xiaoqi", "Xiaoqian", "Xiaoqiang", "Xiaoqin", "Xiaoqing", "Xiaorong", "Xiaos", "Xiaoshan", "Xiaoting", "Xiaotong", "Xiaowei", "Xiaowen", "Xiaoxi", "Xiaoxia", "Xiaoxiao", "Xiaoxin", "Xiaoxue", "Xiaoyan", "Xiaoyang", "Xiaoyi", "Xiaoying", "Xiaoyong", "Xiaoyu", "Xiaoyuan", "Xiaoyun", "Xiaozhen", "Xidwi", "Xie", "Xii", "Xiloscient", "Xilrieth", "Xilriklette", "Xilwenys", "Ximena", "Ximeno", "Ximine", "Ximing", "Ximo", "Ximon", "Ximun", "Xin", "Xing", "Xinghua", "Xinhua", "Xinhui", "Xinjian", "Xinmin", "Xinming", "Xinping", "Xinrong", "Xinsheng", "Xinwei", "Xinxin", "Xinya", "Xinyan", "Xinyi", "Xinying", "Xinyu", "Xinyuan", "Xinyue", "Xio", "Xiomara", "Xiping", "Xisto", "Xitlalli", "Xiu", "Xiufang", "Xiufemi", "Xiufen", "Xiufena", "Xiufeng", "Xiuhong", "Xiuhte", "Xiuhtémon", "Xiuhua", "Xiujuan", "Xiulan", "Xiuli", "Xiuling", "Xiumei", "Xiuping", "Xiuqin", "Xiuqing", "Xiur", "Xiurong", "Xiuying", "Xiuyun", "Xiuzhen", "Xián", "Xltha", "Xlthlx", "Xoana", "Xochipilli", "Xochiquetzal", "Xochitl", "Xoel", "Xoeled", "Xolani", "Xolo", "Xolotl", "Xosé", "Xoán", "Xqu", "Xquenda", "Xquic", "Xshathra", "Xshayarsha", "XuaeauX", "Xuan", "Xudong", "Xue", "Xuefang", "Xuefei", "Xuefeng", "Xuehong", "Xuehua", "Xuehud", "Xuehvursalde", "Xuejun", "Xuel", "Xueli", "Xuelian", "Xueliang", "Xuelin", "Xueling", "Xuelo", "Xuemei", "Xuemin", "Xueming", "Xueping", "Xueqin", "Xueqing", "Xuesong", "Xuewen", "Xuey", "Xueyan", "Xueying", "Xuezhen", "Xulia", "Xulio", "Xun", "Xurshid", "Xurxo", "Xusta", "Xustrath", "Xuz", "Xuân", "Xwm", "Xx", "Xy", "Xyla", "Xyler", "Xyra", "Xystelle", "Xysteri", "Xystique", "Xystos", "Xyz", "Xzav", "Xzavier", "Xæaxii", "Xæi", "Xènia", "Xénia", "Xíiáqúvó", "Xóchilt", "Xóchitl", "Xədicə", "Y", "Y0RT4N", "Y6-U", "Ya", "Ya'asi'el", "Ya'rah", "Yaa", "Yaakkar", "Yaakov", "Yaara", "Yabbit", "Yaccar", "Yachin", "Yachiyo", "Yachle'el", "Yachna", "Yachnoos", "Yachtze'el", "Yacine", "Yacob", "Yacoub", "Yacouba", "Yadira", "Yadon", "Yae", "Yaek", "Yaeko", "Yael", "Yaen", "Yaena", "Yaes", "Yaesh", "Yafa", "Yafe", "Yafel", "Yafet", "Yaffa", "Yaffe", "Yaffy", "Yago", "Yahir", "Yahshua", "Yahto", "Yahui", "Yahveh", "Yahwe", "Yahweh", "Yahya", "Yai", "Yair", "Yaiza", "Yajaira", "Yajing", "Yaju", "Yajuan", "Yakau", "Yakelyn", "Yaki", "Yakim", "Yakimo", "Yakira", "Yakiv", "Yakov", "Yakub", "Yakup", "Yalda", "Yale", "Yalika", "Yaling", "Yalwa", "Yalçin", "Yam", "Yama", "Yamachik", "Yamanu", "Yamanut", "Yamato", "Yamaç", "Yami", "Yamikani", "Yamil", "Yamila", "Yamilet", "Yamileth", "Yamilé", "Yamin", "Yamne", "Yamuna", "Yamy", "Yan", "Yana", "Yanaha", "Yanan", "Yanando", "Yanbia", "Yanbin", "Yanbing", "Yance", "Yanchik", "Yanchun", "Yancja", "Yancy", "Yanet", "Yaneth", "Yanfang", "Yanfei", "Yanfen", "Yanfeng", "Yang", "Yangyang", "Yanhilden", "Yanhong", "Yanhua", "Yanhui", "Yanick", "Yanika", "Yanina", "Yanira", "Yanis", "Yanisha", "Yanisin", "Yaniv", "Yanjie", "Yanjun", "Yank", "Yanka", "Yankel", "Yanko", "Yanli", "Yanlin", "Yanling", "Yanmei", "Yanmin", "Yanming", "Yann", "Yanna", "Yanni", "Yannic", "Yannick", "Yanniew", "Yannig", "Yannis", "Yanny", "Yanping", "Yanqiang", "Yanqin", "Yanqing", "Yanqiu", "Yanrong", "Yans", "Yansa", "Yanting", "Yanwei", "Yanwen", "Yanxia", "Yanyan", "Yanying", "Yanzhen", "Yanzi", "Yanzio", "Yao", "Yaohua", "Yaping", "Yaqoob", "Yaqub", "Yar", "Yara", "Yaraslau", "Yarav'am", "Yarden", "Yardena", "Yardo", "Yared", "Yaren", "Yaretzi", "Yari", "Yarik", "Yaritza", "Yarjerit", "Yarn", "Yaro", "Yarognev", "Yaromil", "Yaromir", "Yaron", "Yarona", "Yaropolk", "Yarosco", "Yaroslav", "Yaroslava", "Yarrow", "Yarva", "Yas", "Yasa", "Yasaman", "Yasamin", "Yaseen", "Yaseiss", "Yasemin", "Yasen", "Yaser", "Yash", "Yasha", "Yashazoh", "Yasheria", "Yashika", "Yashlan", "Yashoda", "Yasin", "Yasir", "Yasmeen", "Yasmin", "Yasmina", "Yasmine", "Yassa", "Yasser", "Yassin", "Yassine", "Yassir", "Yasu", "Yasuaki", "Yasude", "Yasue", "Yasuen", "Yasuharu", "Yasuhiko", "Yasuhiro", "Yasuhisa", "Yasuita", "Yasuji", "Yasukazu", "Yasuko", "Yasumasa", "Yasumi", "Yasunel", "Yasunobu", "Yasunori", "Yasuo", "Yasushi", "Yasut", "Yasutaka", "Yasuyo", "Yasuyuki", "Yating", "Yatzil", "Yau", "Yauhen", "Yauheniya", "Yauhte", "Yauhtem", "Yavette", "Yavor", "Yavuto", "Yavuz", "Yaw", "Yawan", "Yawen", "Yaxkin", "Yaz", "Yazan", "Yazhdani", "Yazhu", "Yazid", "Yazmin", "Yazrah", "Yazrerloth", "Yaël", "Yaëlle", "Yağiz", "Yağmur", "Yaşar", "Yaƙubu", "Ye-An", "Ye-Bin", "Ye-Dam", "Ye-Eun", "Ye-Eun-Won", "Ye-Geon", "Ye-Ho", "Ye-Hu", "Ye-Hun", "Ye-Hyeon", "Ye-In", "Ye-Jeon", "Ye-Ji", "Ye-Jin", "Ye-Ju", "Ye-Jun", "Ye-Na", "Ye-On", "Ye-Ram", "Ye-Ri", "Ye-Rim", "Ye-Rin", "Ye-Ryeong", "Ye-Seo", "Ye-Seong", "Ye-Seoninuk", "Ye-Seul", "Ye-Seung", "Ye-Sol", "Ye-Won", "Ye-Ye", "Ye-Yeong", "Ye-Yu", "Ye-Yul", "Ye-Yun", "Yea", "Yearling", "Yeas", "Yeash", "Yeast", "Yechezkel", "Yechi'el", "Yechiel", "Yedi", "Yedidah", "Yedidia", "Yedidya", "Yedidyah", "Yefet", "Yefim", "Yefrem", "Yegor", "Yehawwielon", "Yehezkel", "Yehiel", "Yeho", "Yeho'addan", "Yeho'ash", "Yehochanan", "Yehon", "Yehonatan", "Yehoram", "Yehoshafat", "Yehosheva", "Yehoshua", "Yehovah", "Yehoval", "Yehowah", "Yehoyada", "Yehoyakhin", "Yehoyakim", "Yehu'", "Yehuda", "Yehudah", "Yehudi", "Yehudit", "Yehudiyah", "Yehun", "Yejide", "Yekamisden", "Yekaterina", "Yekholyah", "Yekhonyah", "Yelena", "Yelia", "Yelisey", "Yelizaveta", "Yellow", "Yelysaveta", "Yelyzaveta", "Yemalber", "Yemalbert", "Yemanjá", "Yemayá", "Yeme", "Yemelyan", "Yemima", "Yemọja", "Yen", "Yeni", "Yenifer", "Yenny", "Yente", "Yentl", "Yeo-Eun", "Yeo-Jin", "Yeo-Jun", "Yeo-Ul", "Yeo-Won", "Yeo-Yeonte", "Yeon", "Yeon-A", "Yeon-Ho", "Yeon-Hu", "Yeon-Hui", "Yeon-Hui-Wood", "Yeon-Jae", "Yeon-Ji", "Yeon-Jin", "Yeon-Ju", "Yeon-Jun", "Yeon-Seo", "Yeon-Su", "Yeon-U", "Yeong", "Yeong-Bin", "Yeong-Cheol", "Yeong-Eun", "Yeong-Gi", "Yeong-Gwang", "Yeong-Ho", "Yeong-Hui", "Yeong-Hun", "Yeong-Hwan", "Yeong-Hyeon", "Yeong-In", "Yeong-Ja", "Yeong-Jae", "Yeong-Jin", "Yeong-Ju", "Yeong-Jun", "Yeong-Min", "Yeong-Seo", "Yeong-Su", "Yeong-Suk", "Yeong-U", "Yeong-Ung", "Yeonni", "Yeonola", "Yerachme'el", "Yerafer", "Yeran", "Yeray", "Yered", "Yerenda", "Yeri'ot", "Yeris", "Yeriyahu", "Yermar", "Yermolai", "Yermolay", "Yerushah", "Yeruslan", "Yeruti", "Yese", "Yesen", "Yeseni", "Yesenia", "Yeseniya", "Yesfaya", "Yesfayle", "Yesfir", "Yesha'yahu", "Yeshayahu", "Yeshu'", "Yeshua", "Yesica", "Yessandoral", "Yessenia", "Yessica", "Yeswarin", "Yeter", "Yetunde", "Yetus", "Yeva", "Yevdok", "Yevdokim", "Yevdokiya", "Yevelda", "Yevfimiy", "Yevfrosiniya", "Yevgen", "Yevgeni", "Yevgeniy", "Yevgeniya", "Yevgeny", "Yevgraf", "Yevhen", "Yevheniy", "Yevheniya", "Yevlogiy", "Yevpraksiya", "Yevstakhiy", "Yew", "Yewande", "Yewubdar", "Yezekael", "Yeşim", "Yhor", "Yhvh", "Yhwh", "Yi", "Yi-An", "Yi-Joon", "Yi-Seo", "Yi-Yi Gethi", "Yia", "Yianna", "Yianni", "Yiannis", "Yide", "Yidel", "Yield", "Yifan", "Yifei", "Yifeng", "Yiftach", "Yifton", "Yihong", "Yihui", "Yijun", "Yikila", "Yikit", "Yilanhorani", "Yild", "Yilderino", "Yildirim", "Yildiz", "Yilin", "Yilmaz", "Yilmǣr", "Yima", "Yimin", "Yiming", "Yin", "Ying", "Yingchun", "Yinghong", "Yinghua", "Yinghui", "Yingjie", "Yingjun", "Yingxin", "Yingxue", "Yingyi", "Yingying", "Yinn", "Yinnayi", "Yinne", "Yinwenys", "Yiorgos", "Yiping", "Yiqing", "Yirmiyahu", "Yisbe", "Yisbod", "Yishai", "Yisheng", "Yishma'el", "Yishmeray", "Yiska", "Yiskah", "Yisra'el", "Yisrael", "Yisroel", "Yiss", "Yissakhar", "Yiting", "Yitro", "Yitzhak", "Yiwei", "Yiwen", "Yixin", "Yiğit", "Ykezos", "Ylan", "Ylber", "Ylenia", "Ylfa", "Yllaralei", "Ylli", "Yllia", "Yllka", "Ylva", "Ymer", "Ymyna", "Ymynan", "Yngvar", "Yngvarr", "Yngve", "Yngvi", "Yngvildr", "Yo'ach", "Yo'ash", "Yo-Han", "Yo-Seon", "Yo-Sep", "Yoan", "Yoana", "Yoann", "Yoav", "Yoavni", "Yoch", "Yochanan", "Yocheved", "Yocur", "Yoda", "Yoel", "Yog-Sothoth", "Yoge", "Yogendra", "Yogesh", "Yohan", "Yohanes", "Yohann", "Yohannes", "Yohaša", "Yoi", "Yoichi", "Yoichiro", "Yoji", "Yoki", "Yoko", "Yoland", "Yolanda", "Yolande", "Yolonda", "Yolotl", "Yolotli", "Yolotzin", "Yoltzin", "Yona", "Yonaguska", "Yonah", "Yonasha", "Yonatan", "Yonca", "Yone", "Yoneko", "Yong", "Yong-Hyeon", "Yong-Jun", "Yong-U", "Yongbin", "Yongchang", "Yongcheng", "Yongfeng", "Yongfu", "Yonggang", "Yonghong", "Yonghua", "Yonghui", "Yongifullon", "Yongjian", "Yongjie", "Yongjun", "Yongkang", "Yongli", "Yongliang", "Yonglin", "Yongmei", "Yongming", "Yongping", "Yongqiang", "Yongqing", "Yongquan", "Yongsheng", "Yongxia", "Yongxiang", "Yongxin", "Yongxing", "Yongyi", "Yongzhi", "Yongzhong", "Yoni", "Yonin", "Yonina", "Yonit", "Yonnika", "Yonniyi", "Yonus", "Yoo-Joon", "Yoon", "Yorah", "Yoram", "Yorath", "Yord", "Yordan", "Yordana", "Yordanka", "Yorgos", "Yori", "Yorick", "Yoriko", "Yorishua", "York", "Yorn", "Yosef", "Yoselin", "Yoset", "Yosh", "Yoshe", "Yoshi", "Yoshiaki", "Yoshie", "Yoshifumi", "Yoshiharu", "Yoshihide", "Yoshihiko", "Yoshihiro", "Yoshihisa", "Yoshihito", "Yoshiji", "Yoshikatsu", "Yoshikazu", "Yoshike", "Yoshiki", "Yoshiko", "Yoshimar", "Yoshimasa", "Yoshimi", "Yoshimitsu", "Yoshinobu", "Yoshinori", "Yoshio", "Yoshiro", "Yoshirou", "Yoshirō", "Yoshishige", "Yoshitaka", "Yoshitaro", "Yoshiteru", "Yoshitsugu", "Yoshiyahu", "Yoshiyuki", "Yoshizo", "Yosi", "Yosif", "Yossel", "Yossele", "Yosuke", "Yosyp", "Yotam", "Yotan", "Yotimo", "Yotta", "Yottoko", "Youcef", "Youki", "Youkioma", "Youko", "Younebe", "Younes", "Young", "Young-Gi", "Young-Hee", "Young-Ho", "Young-Ja", "Young-Soo", "Young-Sook", "Younihi", "Younis", "Younus", "Younès", "Youri", "Yousaf", "Yousef", "Yousif", "Yousra", "Youssef", "Youssouf", "Youst", "Yousuf", "Yousuke", "Youta", "Yovv", "Yozo", "Ypsikhalder", "Yria", "Yrian", "Yrjänä", "Yrjö", "Yrod", "Yrodzichus", "Ysabe", "Ysabel", "Ysapy", "Ysbrand", "Yseult", "Yseut", "Ysolt", "Ystrapteus", "Ysée", "Yu", "Yu-An", "Yu-Bin", "Yu-Dam", "Yu-Eun", "Yu-Geon", "Yu-Gyeom", "Yu-Gyeong", "Yu-Ha", "Yu-Hui", "Yu-Hwan", "Yu-Hyeon", "Yu-I", "Yu-Jeong", "Yu-Jin", "Yu-Ju", "Yu-Jun", "Yu-Jun-U", "Yu-Jung-U", "Yu-Mi", "Yu-Min", "Yu-Na", "Yu-Ra", "Yu-Ri", "Yu-Rim", "Yu-Seong", "Yu-Seung", "Yua", "Yuanyuan", "Yuatzalah", "Yubing", "Yucca", "Yuchab", "Yuchen", "Yucheng", "Yuchun", "Yuda", "Yudel", "Yudes", "Yudif", "Yue", "Yuehong", "Yuehua", "Yueming", "Yuen", "Yuentra", "Yueping", "Yueying", "Yufang", "Yufei", "Yufemi", "Yufeng", "Yug", "Yuhanna", "Yuhong", "Yuhua", "Yuhuah", "Yuhui", "Yui", "Yuichi", "Yuichiro", "Yuina", "Yuito", "Yuji", "Yujie", "Yujing", "Yujiro", "Yujuan", "Yuka", "Yukari", "Yuki", "Yukichi", "Yukie", "Yukihiko", "Yukihiro", "Yukiko", "Yukinobu", "Yukinori", "Yukio", "Yukiyo", "Yuko", "Yukon", "Yul", "Yul-A", "Yulan", "Yuldra", "Yulduz", "Yule", "Yuli", "Yulia", "Yulian", "Yuliana", "Yuliang", "Yulianna", "Yulin", "Yuling", "Yuliy", "Yuliya", "Yulong", "Yulya", "Yulyok", "Yuma", "Yuman", "Yume", "Yumei", "Yumeyulete", "Yumi", "Yumiko", "Yumin", "Yuming", "Yun", "Yun-A", "Yun-Bin", "Yun-Chae", "Yun-Geon", "Yun-Ha", "Yun-Ho", "Yun-Hu", "Yun-Hui", "Yun-Hye", "Yun-Hyeok", "Yun-Jae", "Yun-Je", "Yun-Jeong", "Yun-Ji", "Yun-Jin", "Yun-Ju", "Yun-Jun", "Yun-Seo", "Yun-Seok", "Yun-Seol", "Yun-Seong", "Yun-Seul", "Yun-Sol", "Yun-Su", "Yun-U", "Yun-Yeong", "Yun-Yu", "Yuna", "Yundar", "Yundark", "Yundicto", "Yunfei", "Yunfeng", "Yunhua", "Yunle", "Yunlong", "Yunpeng", "Yunsheng", "Yunuen", "Yunus", "Yunxia", "Yuping", "Yuqing", "Yuqiya", "Yura", "Yuraq", "Yurena", "Yuri", "Yuridia", "Yuriko", "Yuriy", "Yuro", "Yurong", "Yury", "Yusef", "Yusha", "Yushan", "Yushe", "Yusheng", "Yusif", "Yusra", "Yusrah", "Yustina", "Yusuf", "Yusuke", "Yusup", "Yutaka", "Yuti", "Yutien", "Yuting", "Yutke", "Yutpan", "Yutu", "Yuu", "Yuudai", "Yuuji", "Yuuka", "Yuuki", "Yuuko", "Yuuma", "Yuuna", "Yuuri", "Yuusuf", "Yuuta", "Yuuto", "Yuvaan", "Yuval", "Yuvraj", "Yuwei", "Yuwen", "Yuxiang", "Yuxin", "Yuying", "Yuzhen", "Yuzo", "Yuzuki", "Yuzuru", "Yvain", "Yvaine", "Yvan", "Yveline", "Yvelise", "Yves", "Yveta", "Yvette", "Yvo", "Yvon", "Yvona", "Yvonne", "Yvonnika", "Ywaim", "Ywain", "Yx", "Yy", "Yzx", "Yésica", "Yéssica", "Yên", "Yōko", "Yōsuke", "Yōta", "Yū", "Yūdai", "Yūji", "Yūka", "Yūki", "Yūko", "Yūma", "Yūna", "Yūri", "Yūta", "Yūto", "Y’kar", "Z", "Z1MF1R4", "Zaah", "Zaahir", "Zaahira", "Zaahiro", "Zaahraah", "Zaak", "Zaakaar", "Zaakaraah", "Zaal", "Zaalbag", "Zaali", "Zaanannim", "Zaavan", "Zab", "Zababa", "Zabad", "Zabana", "Zabbai", "Zabbud", "Zabdi", "Zabdie", "Zabdiel", "Zabeeh", "Zabel", "Zabihullah", "Zaboulon", "Zabud", "Zabuli", "Zabulon", "Zac", "Zacar", "Zacarias", "Zacarik", "Zacarías", "Zaccai", "Zaccaria", "Zacchaeus", "Zaccharias", "Zaccheus", "Zacchu'far", "Zacchur", "Zaccur", "Zach", "Zachael", "Zachariah", "Zacharias", "Zachariasz", "Zacharie", "Zacharles", "Zacharley", "Zacharlott", "Zacharon", "Zachary", "Zachel", "Zachelle", "Zachelly", "Zacher", "Zachery", "Zacheus", "Zachnoos", "Zack", "Zackary", "Zackery", "Zacklyn", "Zad", "Zad'", "Zada", "Zade", "Zadenir", "Zadi", "Zadianne", "Zadie", "Zadkiel", "Zado", "Zadok", "Zafar", "Zafer", "Zaferth", "Zafet", "Zagadat", "Zagidat", "Zaham", "Zahara", "Zahareczek", "Zahari", "Zaharina", "Zaharinka", "Zaheer", "Zaher", "Zahese", "Zahi", "Zahia", "Zahid", "Zahida", "Zahide", "Zahidullah", "Zahilos", "Zahir", "Zahira", "Zahlad", "Zahlesh", "Zahra", "Zahrah", "Zaid", "Zaida", "Zaidek", "Zaiden", "Zaidrang", "Zaim", "Zain", "Zaina", "Zainab", "Zainabu", "Zainuddin", "Zainullah", "Zair", "Zaira", "Zaire", "Zak", "Zakaar", "Zakaf", "Zakai", "Zakaith", "Zakaria", "Zakario", "Zakariya", "Zakariyya", "Zakarya", "Zakayaah", "Zakchaios", "Zakhar", "Zaki", "Zakia", "Zakiah", "Zakir", "Zakirullah", "Zakiya", "Zakiyya", "Zakkai", "Zakkehad", "Zal", "Zala", "Zaladwen", "Zalaeekha", "Zalaph", "Zalikha", "Zaliko", "Zalina", "Zalmai", "Zalman", "Zalmon", "Zalmonah", "Zalmunna", "Zaltana", "Zalter", "Zalán", "Zamach", "Zaman", "Zamberht", "Zambes", "Zamed", "Zameeraah", "Zamenhof", "Zamili", "Zamina", "Zamir", "Zamira", "Zamium", "Zampanó", "Zamzat", "Zamzummim", "Zan", "Zana", "Zanchult", "Zander", "Zandica", "Zandra", "Zane", "Zanec", "Zanetti", "Zania", "Zaniah", "Zanna", "Zanoah", "Zantte", "Zanzara", "Zap", "Zaphiro", "Zaphnath", "Zaphnath-paaneah", "Zaphon", "Zappi", "Zappy", "Zaqaria", "Zaqro", "Zar", "Zara", "Zarafshan", "Zarah", "Zarapatran", "Zararicheleyn", "Zarathushtra", "Zarathustra", "Zaray", "Zardana", "Zarde", "Zareah", "Zared", "Zareen", "Zarek", "Zarell", "Zarema", "Zarene", "Zarephath", "Zareta", "Zaretan", "Zareth-shahar", "Zarghona", "Zargul", "Zari", "Zaria", "Zariah", "Zaridwaldo", "Zarif", "Zarifa", "Zarin", "Zarina", "Zaripat", "Zaris", "Zarja", "Zarlashta", "Zarlyrr", "Zarmelo", "Zarmina", "Zarrin", "Zarrul", "Zartosht", "Zash", "Zasheida", "Zasheir", "Zasto", "Zasue", "Zasuthak", "Zatsepin", "Zatthu", "Zattu", "Zaughu", "Zaur", "Zaurbek", "Zaure", "Zauri", "Zavan", "Zavanna", "Zavia", "Zavida", "Zavier", "Zavina", "Zaviyar", "Zaw", "Zawadi", "Zawar", "Zawisza", "Zaxaria", "Zaxwi", "Zaya", "Zayaan", "Zayan", "Zayd", "Zayden", "Zaydeu", "Zaylal", "Zayleaha", "Zaylerinian", "Zaylerinio", "Zayn", "Zayna", "Zaynab", "Zaynah", "Zayne", "Zayyan", "Zaza", "Zazil", "Zaïre", "Zaþri’kr", "Zaĥario", "Zaĥarjeet", "Zbignev", "Zbigniew", "Zbygněv", "Zbyněk", "Zbysiek", "Zbysio", "Zbyszek", "Zbyszko", "Zdena", "Zdenka", "Zdenko", "Zdeno", "Zdeněk", "Zdeslav", "Zdeňka", "Zdich", "Zdie", "Zdiech", "Zdisek", "Zdisio", "Zdislav", "Zdislava", "Zdra", "Zdravka", "Zdravko", "Zdzi", "Zdzia", "Zdzicha", "Zdziesz", "Zdzieszko", "Zdzio", "Zdzion", "Zdzisia", "Zdzisiek", "Zdzisław", "Zdzisława", "Zdziś", "Zea", "Zeb", "Zebadiah", "Zebah", "Zebedaios", "Zebedee", "Zeben", "Zebi", "Zebina", "Zebl", "Zeboim", "Zebudah", "Zebul", "Zebulee", "Zebulon", "Zebulun", "Zechariah", "Zecher", "Zecis", "Zecisco", "Zed", "Zedad", "Zedarri", "Zede", "Zedeamming", "Zedeia", "Zedek", "Zedekiah", "Zedong", "Zee", "Zeeb", "Zeenat", "Zeethon", "Zeev", "Zef", "Zefek", "Zeferino", "Zegjine", "Zehra", "Zehron", "Zein", "Zeinab", "Zejd", "Zejneb", "Zeke", "Zekeriya", "Zekharyah", "Zeki", "Zekiye", "Zelah", "Zelda", "Zelde", "Zeled", "Zelek", "Zelig", "Zelim", "Fats", "Fatso", "Fatz", "Schlafari", "Safari", "Capone", "Carthaginian Child Sacrifice", "Corvid", "Zelmyra", "Zelimkhan", "Zelinda", "Zelip", "Zell", "Zella", "Zellel", "Zelma", "Zelophehad", "Zelotes", "Zelpha", "Zeltzin", "Zelzah", "Zemaraim", "Zemfira", "Zemira", "Zemirah", "Zempira", "Zen", "Zena", "Zenaida", "Zenais", "Zenan", "Zenas", "Zenbi", "Zendaya", "Zenek", "Zenel", "Zenepe", "Zenes", "Zeneshke", "Zenia", "Zenio", "Zenith", "Zenka", "Zenko", "Zeno", "Zenobia", "Zenobios", "Zenobita", "Zenobius", "Zenobiusz", "Zenode", "Zenon", "Zenonas", "Zenor", "Zenovia", "Zent", "Zente", "Zentha", "Zenus", "Zenuś", "Zenzi", "Zeph", "Zephan", "Zephania", "Zephaniah", "Zephaniel", "Zephath", "Zephi", "Zepho", "Zephon", "Zephyr", "Zephyrinus", "Zephyros", "Zephyrus", "Zeqir", "Zer", "Zerach", "Zerachiah", "Zerachiel", "Zerah", "Zerahiah", "Zerankhtu", "Zerchior", "Zeredah", "Zeresh", "Zereth", "Zeri", "Zerina", "Zermelo", "Zerold", "Zeror", "Zeru", "Zeruah", "Zerubbabel", "Zeruiah", "Zerus", "Zeshek", "Zesstra", "Zeta", "Zetham", "Zethan", "Zethar", "Zetiss", "Zetta", "Zettie", "Zeus", "Zeuthi", "Zev", "Zevadyah", "Zevinar", "Zevulun", "Zewar", "Zeyn", "Zeynab", "Zeynep", "Zeynəb", "Zezé", "Zeĥarjo", "Zh'clan", "Zh'clani", "Zh'firria", "Zh'ilas", "Zh'ressia", "Zh'vahi", "Zhaklina", "Zhaleh", "Zhan", "Zhaneta", "Zhang", "Zhangchun", "Zhangeria", "Zhani", "Zhanna", "Zhannochka", "Zhaohua", "Zhar", "Zhar'vida", "Zhargal", "Zharko", "Zharun", "Zharzok", "Zhavgarat", "Zheka", "Zhelimir", "Zhelu", "Zhelyazko", "Zhen", "Zhendong", "Zhenechka", "Zheng", "Zhenghong", "Zhenghua", "Zhengnan", "Zhengrong", "Zhenguo", "Zhenhua", "Zhenka", "Zhenwei", "Zhenxing", "Zhenya", "Zhenyok", "Zhenyu", "Zhenzhen", "Zhi", "Zhib", "Zhiballi", "Zhibin", "Zhich", "Zhichao", "Zhicheng", "Zhichèle", "Zhid", "Zhidong", "Zhifang", "Zhifeng", "Zhifr", "Zhigang", "Zhige", "Zhiguang", "Zhiguo", "Zhihao", "Zhihinü", "Zhihong", "Zhihua", "Zhihui", "Zhijian", "Zhijiang", "Zhijie", "Zhijs", "Zhijun", "Zhiliang", "Zhilin", "Zhiling", "Zhilong", "Zhilouisa", "Zhimin", "Zhiming", "Zhinü", "Zhipeng", "Zhiping", "Zhiqiang", "Zhiqin", "Zhiqing", "Zhiquan", "Zhiqull", "Zhir", "Zhirayr", "Zhiro", "Zhirong", "Zhisheng", "Zhiv", "Zhivka", "Zhivko", "Zhiwei", "Zhiwen", "Zhiwiya", "Zhixia", "Zhixiang", "Zhixie", "Zhixin", "Zhixing", "Zhixiong", "Zhiy", "Zhiya", "Zhiye", "Zhiying", "Zhiyong", "Zhiyuan", "Zhiyun", "Zhizhong", "Zhong", "Zhonghua", "Zhongliang", "Zhongmin", "Zhongming", "Zhongping", "Zhongwei", "Zhongyi", "Zhoni", "Zhora", "Zhou", "Zhozepina", "Zhu", "Zhubin", "Zhuldyz", "Zhuljeta", "Zhulong", "Zhuo", "Zhuren", "Zhyldyz", "Zhyrgal", "Zia", "Ziad", "Ziaeddin", "Ziaeth", "Zian", "Ziao", "Ziauddin", "Ziaullah", "Ziba", "Zibeon", "Zibia", "Zibiah", "Zibiliath", "Zibqet", "Zichelin", "Zicheline", "Zichri", "Zida", "Zidan", "Zidane", "Ziddim", "Zidkijah", "Zidon", "Ziem", "Ziemens", "Ziemowit", "Zienant", "Ziere", "Zif", "Zifa", "Ziggy", "Zigmārs", "Zigor", "Ziha", "Zihao", "Zija", "Zijian", "Ziklag", "Zikmara", "Zikmentine", "Zikmund", "Zikomo", "Zikrullah", "Zilla", "Zillah", "Zillethai", "Zilpa", "Zilpah", "Zilthai", "Ziltra", "Zilya", "Zilá", "Zima", "Zimal", "Ziman", "Zimanthealdegachna", "Zimas", "Zimfira", "Zimmah", "Zimp", "Zimran", "Zimri", "Zimzi", "Zin", "Zina", "Zinaida", "Zinat", "Zinay", "Zinc", "Zinedine", "Zinfen", "Zinfira", "Zinn", "Zinna", "Zinnap", "Zinnd", "Zinnia", "Zinon", "Zinovia", "Zinoviy", "Zinoviya", "Zinovy", "Zion", "Zior", "Ziph", "Ziphah", "Ziphion", "Ziphron", "Zippor", "Zipporah", "Ziqiang", "Zira", "Zisel", "Ziska", "Zita", "Zithri", "Zitkaduta", "Zitkala", "Zitko", "Ziuta", "Ziutek", "Ziv", "Ziva", "Zivit", "Ziya", "Ziyad", "Ziyaeddin", "Ziyaettin", "Ziynet", "Ziz", "Ziza", "Zizah", "Zkrya", "Zlata", "Zlatan", "Zlatholderræd", "Zlatica", "Zlatka", "Zlatko", "Zlatuše", "Zlota", "Zmarai", "Zoa", "Zoan", "Zoar", "Zobah", "Zobebah", "Zoblux", "Zodwa", "Zoe", "Zoella", "Zoey", "Zofa", "Zofafroth", "Zofia", "Zofija", "Zofil", "Zoha", "Zohaan", "Zohamme", "Zohan", "Zohar", "Zoheir", "Zoheleth", "Zoheth", "Zohra", "Zohreh", "Zohrites", "Zoi", "Zoia", "Zoie", "Zoila", "Zoilo", "Zoilus", "Zoja", "Zoje", "Zojë", "Zokagenite", "Zokias", "Zokie", "Zola", "Zolis", "Zollie", "Zombie", "Zona", "Zongchang", "Zonta", "Zook", "Zophah", "Zophai", "Zophar", "Zophim", "Zopyros", "Zor-Horan", "Zora", "Zorah", "Zoraida", "Zoraide", "Zoran", "Zorana", "Zorawar", "Zorawfor", "Zorg", "Zoriana", "Zorica", "Zorion", "Zorione", "Zorka", "Zornitsa", "Zoro", "Zoroaster", "Zoroastres", "Zorobabel", "Zorro", "Zoryana", "Zosia", "Zosieńka", "Zosime", "Zosimos", "Zosimus", "Zosiy", "Zoticus", "Zotikos", "Zoubida", "Zowie", "Zoya", "Zoé", "Zoë", "Zośka", "Zridgig", "Zrinka", "Zrinko", "Zsanett", "Zsazsa", "Zselyke", "Zsiga", "Zsigmond", "Zsolt", "Zsombor", "Zsuzsa", "Zsuzsanna", "Zsuzsi", "Zsófi", "Zsófia", "Zsófika", "Zsóka", "Zu", "Zuan", "Zuar", "Zubaida", "Zubair", "Zubalzhat", "Zubaydah", "Zuberi", "Zubin", "Zubur", "Zudilma", "Zuendi", "Zuendrueld", "Zufar", "Zugchin", "Zuhal", "Zuhra", "Zukhra", "Zula", "Zulaykha", "Zulcam", "Zule", "Zulei", "Zuleica", "Zuleide", "Zuleika", "Zuleima", "Zulekha", "Zulema", "Zulett", "Zulf", "Zulfaqar", "Zulfia", "Zulfikar", "Zulfiqar", "Zulfira", "Zulfiya", "Zulina", "Zulmira", "Zulya", "Zulyon", "Zulyony", "Zumdan", "Zumjeon", "Zummer", "Zummier", "Zumrud", "Zunaira", "Zuph", "Zur", "Zura", "Zurab", "Zurabi", "Zuri", "Zurie", "Zuriel", "Zuriko", "Zurishaddai", "Zuriñe", "Zusa", "Zusin", "Zusman", "Zutoia", "Zuv", "Zuz", "Zuza", "Zuzan", "Zuzana", "Zuzanedoet", "Zuzanka", "Zuzanna", "Zuzen", "Zuzia", "Zuzim", "Zuzka", "Zverev", "Zvezdana", "Zvi", "Zviad", "Zviadi", "Zviath", "Zvje", "Zvjezabel", "Zvjezdana", "Zvonimir", "Zvonimira", "Zvonko", "Zya", "Zyadah", "Zyair", "Zyaire", "Zyan", "Zyanya", "Zyber", "Zyga", "Zygfryd", "Zygfryda", "Zygmarc", "Zygmund", "Zygmundō", "Zygmunt", "Zygmuntek", "Zygmuś", "Zygul", "Zyguś", "Zyhra", "Zylan", "Zylith", "Zylwraek", "Zyn", "Zyon", "Zyra", "Zyta", "Zytka", "Zyx", "Zz", "Zzae", "Závia", "Záviš", "Zé", "Zélia", "Zélie", "Zénaïde", "Zéphyrine", "Zétény", "Zínia", "Zübeyde", "Züleyha", "Züleyxa", "Zümra", "Zümrah", "Zümrüd", "Zəhra", "Zərifə", "bo0", "e^iπ", "||||", "Àfrica", "Àfriþ", "Àlex", "Àngels", "Ànghela", "Ànghelu", "Ábel", "Ábo", "Ábrahám", "Ábram", "Ábrrán", "Ádha", "Ádhagion", "Ádhamh", "Ádo", "Ádá", "Ádám", "Áed", "Áedh", "Áedna", "Áednat", "Áedán", "África", "Ágata", "Ággi", "Ági", "Ágnes", "Ágoston", "Ágota", "Ágoto", "Águeda", "Ágá", "Ágúst", "Áibmu", "Áidnu", "Áidná", "Áigesárri", "Áigi", "Áigil", "Áigin", "Áila", "Áile", "Áilei", "Áilla", "Áillis", "Áillon", "Áillun", "Áilu", "Áine", "Áire", "Áirá", "Áivvit", "Áki", "Ákos", "Áksel", "Álbe", "Álbma", "Ále", "Álehttá", "Áleifr", "Áles", "Álet", "Álex", "Álexia", "Álfa", "Álgen", "Állan", "Állet", "Álmos", "Álvaro", "Álvá", "Álǫf", "Ámban", "Ámbar", "Ámmodosira", "Ámmol", "Ámmon", "Ámmone", "Ámmot", "Ámmá", "Ándaras", "Ándde", "Ánddijá", "Ánde", "Ánderijá", "Ándá", "Ánet", "Ángeles", "Ánne", "Ánnjá", "Ánnjáminə", "Ánná", "Áno", "Ánot", "Ánte", "Ánton", "Ántte", "Ánxela", "Ápmot", "Ápparan", "Áppo", "Áppokrazi", "Áppá", "Ára", "Ármah", "Ármann", "Ármdán", "Ármdánál", "Ármin", "Árni", "Áron", "Árpád", "Árrajuoksa", "Ártne", "Ártor", "Árvet", "Árvey", "Ása", "Ásbjörn", "Ásbjørg", "Ásbjǫrn", "Ásdís", "Ásgeir", "Ásgeirr", "Áshildr", "Ásketill", "Ásko", "Áslat", "Áslaug", "Ásllat", "Ásllath-nimi", "Ásmund", "Ásmundr", "Ásmundur", "Ásmunė", "Ásný", "Ássá", "Ásta", "Ástríðr", "Ástríður", "Ástá", "Ásvaldr", "Áttá", "Áttán", "Áurea", "Ávdnos", "Ávdnár", "Ávgos", "Ávrá", "Ávvu", "Åge", "Ågot", "Åke", "Åsa", "Åse", "Åshild", "Åsmund", "Åsne", "Æ", "Æbbe", "Æbbech", "Ædre", "Ægelnoþ", "Ægen", "Ægenbeald", "Ægenwulf", "Ægir", "Æhn", "Ælf", "Ælfflæd", "Ælfgar", "Ælfgeat", "Ælfgiefu", "Ælfgifu", "Ælfgyþ", "Ælfheah", "Ælfhelm", "Ælfhelorryllv", "Ælfhere", "Ælfhios", "Ælfnoð", "Ælfnoþ", "Ælfric", "Ælfræd", "Ælfsige", "Ælfstan", "Ælfswiþ", "Ælfthryth", "Ælfweald", "Ælfweard", "Ælfwig", "Ælfwine", "Ælfwyn", "Ælfwynn", "Ælfþryð", "Ælfþryþ", "Ælle", "Ælred", "Ænne", "Æsc", "Æscmund", "Æscmær", "Æscwig", "Æscwin", "Æscwine", "Æthe", "Æthelflæd", "Æthelnoð", "Æthelred", "Æthelric", "Æthelstan", "Æthelthryth", "Æthelweald", "Æthelweard", "Æthelwine", "Ævar", "Ævarr", "Ææ", "Æðelberht", "Æðelflæd", "Æðelfrið", "Æðelhere", "Æðelmær", "Æðelred", "Æðelric", "Æðelræd", "Æðelstan", "Æðelwine", "Æðelwulf", "Æðelþryð", "Æñ", "Æþela", "Æþelbeorht", "Æþelberht", "Æþelburg", "Æþelflæd", "Æþelfriþ", "Æþelgar", "Æþelgyþ", "Æþelheard", "Æþelhere", "Æþelhild", "Æþelmod", "Æþelmund", "Æþelred", "Æþelric", "Æþelræd", "Æþelsige", "Æþelstan", "Æþelwacer", "Æþelwea", "Æþelweald", "Æþelwealh", "Æþelweard", "Æþelwen", "Æþelwig", "Æþelwin", "Æþelwine", "Æþelwold", "Æþelwulf", "Æþelwulfgan", "Æþelwynn", "Æþelþryþ", "Æš", "Ç", "Çağatay", "Çağla", "Çağri", "Çelik", "Çetin", "Çina", "Çinar", "Çiğdem", "Çlirim", "Èibhlin", "Èlia", "Èric", "Ève", "Éabha", "Éadaoin", "Éamon", "Éamonn", "Éanna", "Éber", "Éberke", "Éden", "Édgar", "Édison", "Édissy", "Édith", "Édouard", "Édouard-Léon", "Églantine", "Éibhear", "Éibhir", "Éimhear", "Éimheslam", "Éimhín", "Éire", "Éireann", "Élia", "Éliane", "Élie", "Élina", "Éline", "Élio", "Élisa", "Élisabeth", "Élise", "Éliás", "Élk0ís", "Élodie", "Éloi", "Éloïse", "Éléa", "Éléanore", "Éléna", "Éléon", "Éléonore", "Éléopolon", "Émeline", "Émeric", "Émil", "Émilcun", "Émile", "Émilie", "Émilien", "Émilienne", "Émy", "Énna", "Énnae", "Éowyn", "Éric", "Érica", "Érick", "Érico", "Érika", "Ériu", "Étan", "Étaín", "Étha", "Éthal", "Éthan", "Étie", "Étienne", "Étiennette", "Éva", "Évariste", "Évelyne", "Évike", "Évrard", "Íde", "Íngrid", "Íomhar", "Íomhatreræd", "Íomhánh", "Íris", "Ísabella", "Ísak", "Íte", "Ívarr", "Íñigo", "Îbrahîm", "Ð", "Ðack", "Ñ", "Ñust'a", "Ñusta", "Òscar", "Óengus", "Ólafur", "Ólaug", "Ólavur", "Óliver", "Ólöf", "Ómar", "Órfhlaith", "Órlaith", "Óscar", "Óska", "Óskar", "Óttarr", "Óðinn", "Õie", "Ö", "Ödi", "Ödön", "Ölvir", "Ömer", "Ömür", "Ömər", "Öpik", "Örjan", "Öste", "Östen", "Öykü", "Özge", "Özgür", "Özlem", "Öztürk", "Øivind", "Ørjan", "Øydia", "Øydis", "Øystein", "Øyvind", "Ùidmi", "Ùisdean", "Ùna", "Úlfr", "Úlfur", "Úna", "Úrsula", "Ûln", "Ülkü", "Ülle", "Ülo", "Ülvi", "Ülvin", "Ülvio", "Ülviyyə", "Ümid", "Ümit", "Ümran", "Ýmir", "Ýusup", "Þ", "Þegn", "Þegnwine", "Þeodbeald", "Þeodeba", "Þeodgar", "Þeodhild", "Þeodmær", "Þeodric", "Þeodræd", "Þeodwine", "Þeodwulf", "Þeudōmēraz", "Þeudōrīks", "Þingfriþ", "Þiud", "Þiudamers", "Þiudareiks", "Þone", "Þorbjörg", "Þorbjörn", "Þorsteinn", "Þradinr", "Þrymr", "Þryþræd", "Þryþwulf", "Þróndr", "Þrúðr", "Þrúður", "Þunor", "Þunraz", "Þurbrand", "Þurcytel", "Þurgar", "Þór", "Þóra", "Þórarinn", "Þórbjǫrg", "Þórbjǫrn", "Þórdís", "Þórfastr", "Þórfinnr", "Þórfreðr", "Þórfríðr", "Þórgeirr", "Þórgnýr", "Þórgín", "Þórgísl", "Þórgíslim", "Þórhildr", "Þórhildur", "Þórhiye", "Þórir", "Þórketill", "Þórleifr", "Þórleikr", "Þórmóðr", "Þórný", "Þórr", "Þórsteinn", "Þórstere", "Þórunn", "Þórunna", "Þórvaldr", "Þórveig", "Þórví", "Þórðr", "Þórður", "Þýri", "Ātaahua", "Āwhina", "Ąžuolas", "Ĉerick", "Ĉerilo", "Ĉiela", "Ċensu", "Č3HR4", "Čedomir", "Čeněk", "Čestmír", "Čoavneef", "Čoavvá", "Črt", "Črtomir", "Čuivi", "Čuvje", "Đorđe", "Đurađ", "Đurađa", "Đuro", "Đurđa", "Đurđica", "Đình", "Đạt", "Đức", "Ērika", "Ēriks", "Ēval", "Ēvalds", "Ēvali", "Ĝanico", "Ĝefrio", "Ĝeraldo", "Ĝesio", "Ĝino", "Ĝojo", "Ġorġ", "Ġwann", "Ģirts", "Ĥanao", "Ĥano", "Ĥoseo", "Ĥuange", "Ĥuano", "Ĥuany", "İbrahi", "İbrahim", "İdris", "İhsan", "İkbal", "İkra", "İlay", "İlayda", "İldar", "İlham", "İlhami", "İlhan", "İlkay", "İlker", "İlkin", "İlkine", "İlknur", "İlqar", "İlsham", "İlshat", "İlyas", "İnci", "İpek", "İrad", "İradeo", "İradə", "İrem", "İrfan", "İsa", "İskel", "İskender", "İslam", "İsmail", "İsmatou", "İsmayil", "İsmet", "İzzet", "Ĵanico", "Ĵefrio", "Ĵenifro", "Ĵerjo", "Ĵino", "Ĵoyco", "Ļubova", "Ľuba", "Ľubica", "Ľubomír", "Ľubomíra", "Ľubor", "Ľuboš", "Ľudovít", "Łazarz", "Łucja", "Łucjan", "Łucjus", "Łucka", "Łukasz", "Łukaszek", "Łusia", "Ņina", "Ōkuninushi", "Œthelweald", "Řehoah", "Řehoshis", "Řehoř", "Świętek", "Świętomierz", "Świętopełk", "Świętos", "Świętosia", "Świętosław", "Świętosława", "Ŝarono", "Ŝaŭno", "Ŝerilo", "Ŝirlejo", "Ŝirlio", "Şaban", "Şadi", "Şadiye", "Şahin", "Şahnathuho", "Şahnaz", "Şakibia", "Şakir", "Şamid", "Şamil", "Şan", "Şebnem", "Şehrai", "Şehrazad", "Şehrazat", "Şehrona", "Şehzadan", "Şehzade", "Şemsettin", "Şena", "Şenay", "Şener", "Şenol", "Şeric", "Şerif", "Şerife", "Şermin", "Şevket", "Şevval", "Şeyma", "Şirianus", "Şirin", "Şirîn", "Şivan", "Şule", "Şulen", "Şükri", "Şükriye", "Şəbnəm", "Šaban", "Šarlota", "Šeald", "Šealggá", "Šeará", "Šebestián", "Šime", "Šimo", "Šimon", "Šimona", "Šimoth", "Šimun", "Šiwa", "Špela", "Štefa", "Štefan", "Štefanija", "Štefica", "Štefka", "Štefánia", "Štěpán", "Štěpánka", "Šárka", "Żaklina", "Żaklinka", "Żane", "Żanet", "Żaneta", "Żanetka", "Żelek", "Żelipindr", "Żelisław", "Żelusz", "Żytek", "Żytomir", "Żyton", "Żywa", "Żywia", "Żywka", "Žaklina", "Žan", "Žana", "Žaneta", "Žanna", "Žarko", "Žarku", "Želimir", "Željka", "Željko", "Žiga", "Žigmund", "Živ", "Živa", "Živald", "Živka", "Živko", "Žofia", "Žofie", "Žofija", "Žydrė", "Žydrūnas", "Ɗanjuma", "Ɗanladi", "Ɗanlami", "Ǣvarr", "Ǫlvir", "Ǫrvar", "Ștefan", "Ștefana", "Ștefania", "π", "Жoarze", "Жəyr", "Ọbatala", "Ọlọrun", "Ọṣun", "↊äýwnrro")>> <</if>><</widget>><>

<><<set $initialAEOEWords to {"elf": "ælf", "elder": "ælder", "elderly": "ælderly", "aesthetic": "æsthetic", "european": "europæan", "amoeba": "amœba", "aether": "æther", "cemetery": "cœmetery", "cemetary": "cœmetery", "meal": "mæl"}>> <<set $aeoeWords to {}>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt Object.keys($initialAEOEWords).length; _i++>> <<set $aeoeWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i]] to $initialAEOEWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i]]>> <<set $aeoeWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i].toUpperCase()] to $initialAEOEWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i]].toUpperCase()>> <<set $aeoeWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i].toUpperFirst()] to $initialAEOEWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i]].toUpperFirst()>> <<if ndef $initialAEOEWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i] + "s"]>> <<set $aeoeWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i] + "s"] to $initialAEOEWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i]] + "s">> <<set $aeoeWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i].toUpperCase() + "S"] to $initialAEOEWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i]].toUpperCase() + "S">> <<set $aeoeWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i].toUpperFirst() + "s"] to $initialAEOEWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i]].toUpperFirst() + "s">> <<if Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i][Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i].length - 1] is "y">> <<set $aeoeWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i].slice(0,-1) + "ies"] to $initialAEOEWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i]].slice(0,-1) + "ies">> <<set $aeoeWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i].slice(0,-1).toUpperCase() + "IES"] to $initialAEOEWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i]].slice(0,-1).toUpperCase() + "IES">> <<set $aeoeWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i].slice(0,-1).toUpperFirst() + "ies"] to $initialAEOEWords[Object.keys($initialAEOEWords)[_i]].slice(0,-1).toUpperFirst() + "ies">> <</if>> <</if>> <</for>> <<unset $initialAEOEWords>> <<set $initialAbnormalWords to {"ancient": "æncient", "present": "præsent", "were": "wære", "presume": "præsume", "presumably": "præsumably", "ago": "agoe", "almost": "ælmost", "legacy": "lægacy", "other": "œther", "all": "eæll", "year": "yeær", "camera": "cæmera", "heaven": "hæfyn", "told": "tolde", "human": "humaigne", "transhuman": "trans<<hyp>>humaigne", "mountain": "mountayn", "together": "togædere", "few": "feaw", "better": "betera", "reply": "replyen", "replied": "replyed", "inside": "ynneside", "down": "doune", "kitchen": "kychen", "prepare": "praepare", "prepared": "praepared", "help": "hellp", "speak": "spræke", "old": "æld", "least": "lærest", "cobble": "kobble", "cobbled": "kobbled", "learn": "leorn", "learned": "leorned", "payment": "paiement", "metal": "metayl", "state": "eostate", "repair": "repaiere", "electric": "electrick", "fill": "fyll", "filled": "fylled", "ladder": "hlæddyr"}>> <<set $initialAbnormalWords to Object.assign({}, $aeoeWords, $initialAbnormalWords)>> <<set $abnormalWords to {}>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords).length; _i++>> <<set $abnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i]] to $initialAbnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i]]>> <<set $abnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i].toUpperCase()] to $initialAbnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i]].toUpperCase()>> <<set $abnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i].toUpperFirst()] to $initialAbnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i]].toUpperFirst()>> <<if ndef $initialAbnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i] + "s"]>> <<set $abnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i] + "s"] to $initialAbnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i]] + "s">> <<set $abnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i].toUpperCase() + "S"] to $initialAbnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i]].toUpperCase() + "S">> <<set $abnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i].toUpperFirst() + "s"] to $initialAbnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i]].toUpperFirst() + "s">> <<if Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i][Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i].length - 1] is "y">> <<set $abnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i].slice(0,-1) + "ies"] to $initialAbnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i]].slice(0,-1) + "ies">> <<set $abnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i].slice(0,-1).toUpperCase() + "IES"] to $initialAbnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i]].slice(0,-1).toUpperCase() + "IES">> <<set $abnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i].slice(0,-1).toUpperFirst() + "ies"] to $initialAbnormalWords[Object.keys($initialAbnormalWords)[_i]].slice(0,-1).toUpperFirst() + "ies">> <</if>> <</if>> <</for>> <<unset $initialAbnormalWords>> <<set $aeoeActive to 1>> <<set $urls to {"updates": "Update Log", "Updates": "Update Log", "Genre": "Fragments of Rakhasim Type", "genre": "Fragments of Rakhasim Type", "Publication Date": "Fragments of Rakhasim Date", "publication date": "Fragments of Rakhasim Date", "PublicationDate": "Fragments of Rakhasim Date", "publicationdate": "Fragments of Rakhasim Date", "Publication_Date": "Fragments of Rakhasim Date", "publication_date": "Fragments of Rakhasim Date", "Publication-Date": "Fragments of Rakhasim Date", "publication-date": "Fragments of Rakhasim Date", "art": "Visual Art", "Art": "Visual Art", "Ekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "ekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "Nául Ekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "nául ekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "NáulEkalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "náulekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "nául_Ekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "nául_ekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "nául-Ekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "nául-ekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "Naul Ekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "naul ekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "NaulEkalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "naulekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "naul_Ekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "naul_ekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "naul-Ekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "naul-ekalech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "Eklech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "eklech": "Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech", "style": "Style Guide", "Style": "Style Guide"}>> <<set _urls to Story.lookup("tags", "includeInSearch").concat(Story.lookup("tags", "hash"))>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt _urls.length; _i++>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.toLowerCase()] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.toLowerCase().replaceAll(" ", "")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.replaceAll(" ", "")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.toLowerCase().replaceAll(" ", "_")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.replaceAll(" ", "_")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.toLowerCase().replaceAll(" ", "-")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.replaceAll(" ", "-")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.toLowerCase().replaceAll(" ", "").replaceAll(".", "")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.replaceAll(" ", "")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.toLowerCase().replaceAll(" ", "_")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.replaceAll(" ", "_")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.toLowerCase().replaceAll(" ", "-")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.replaceAll(" ", "-")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.toLowerCase().replaceAll("the ", "")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.replaceAll("The ", "").replaceAll("the ", "")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.toLowerCase().replaceAll("the ", "").replaceAll(" ", "")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.replaceAll("The ", "").replaceAll("the ", "").replaceAll(" ", "")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.toLowerCase().replaceAll("the ", "").replaceAll(" ", "_")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.replaceAll("The ", "").replaceAll("the ", "").replaceAll(" ", "_")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.toLowerCase().replaceAll("the ", "").replaceAll(" ", "-")] to _urls[_i].title>> <<set $urls[_urls[_i].title.replaceAll("The ", "").replaceAll("the ", "").replaceAll(" ", "-")] to _urls[_i].title>> <</for>> <<set _punctuation to [".", "-", '"', "'", ",", "!", "?", "(", ")", ":", "[", "]", "{", "}", "=", "+", "_", "/", "|", "<", ">", "#", "$","@", "%", "^", "&", "*", "~"]>> <<for _j to 0; _j lt _punctuation.length; _j++>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt Object.keys($urls).length; _i++>> <<if Object.keys($urls)[_i].includes(_punctuation[_j])>> <<set $urls[Object.keys($urls)[_i].replaceAll(_punctuation[_j], "")] to $urls[Object.keys($urls)[_i]]>> <<if _punctuation[_j] is "-">> <<set $urls[Object.keys($urls)[_i].replaceAll(_punctuation[_j], "_")] to $urls[Object.keys($urls)[_i]]>> <<set $urls[Object.keys($urls)[_i].replaceAll(_punctuation[_j], " ")] to $urls[Object.keys($urls)[_i]]>> <<elseif _punctuation[_j] is "_">> <<set $urls[Object.keys($urls)[_i].replaceAll(_punctuation[_j], "-")] to $urls[Object.keys($urls)[_i]]>> <<set $urls[Object.keys($urls)[_i].replaceAll(_punctuation[_j], " ")] to $urls[Object.keys($urls)[_i]]>> <</if>> <</if>> <</for>> <</for>> <<set _letters to {"ð": ["d", "th"]}>> <<for _j to 0; _j lt Object.keys(_letters).length; _j++>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt Object.keys($urls).length; _i++>> <<if Object.keys($urls)[_i].includes(Object.keys(_letters)[_j])>> <<for _k to 0; _k lt _letters[Object.keys(_letters)[_j]].length; _k++>> <<set $urls[Object.keys($urls)[_i].replaceAll(Object.keys(_letters)[_j], _letters[Object.keys(_letters)[_j]][_k])] to $urls[Object.keys($urls)[_i]]>> <</for>> <</if>> <</for>> <</for>> <<set $crawnCooldown to random(5,100)>><<set $crawnCount to 1>> <<set $search to "">> <<set $searchParameters to {"title": true, "tags": true, "text": true, "literature": true, "art": true, "maps": true, "music": true, "games": true, "other": true, "exactMatch": false, "caseSensitive": false}>> <<set $external to {"Heaven and Earth Shall Pass Away": "https://newarcade.cc/writing/heavenandearthshallpassaway", "Constantine's Anglisc": "https://newarcade.cc/constantinesanglisc"}>> <<set $games to {"Embryo Lysis Serum Deluxe": "https://newarcade.itch.io/embryo", "lorette typomania, acoemeti phlogogenetic.": "https://newarcade.itch.io/lorette-typomania-acoemeti-phlogogenetic", "The Cornsville Arcade Game Collection": "https://newarcade.itch.io/cornsville", "An Isolated Cabin in New Occitania": "https://newarcade.cc/anisolatedcabin", "bird": "https://newarcade.cc/bird", "Snails+": "https://newarcade.cc/snails", "Slugs": "https://newarcade.cc/slugs"}>> <<set $maps to {"Map of Europos": "https://newarcade.cc/maps/europos.png", "Map of Newfoundland": "https://newarcade.cc/maps/newfoundland.png", "Map of Earth (1)": "https://newarcade.cc/maps/earth1.png", "Map of Earth (2)": "https://newarcade.cc/maps/earth2.png", "Map of Gnðlð": "https://newarcade.cc/maps/gnthlth.png", "Map of Kel (1)": "https://newarcade.cc/maps/kel.png", "Map of Kel (2)": "https://newarcade.cc/maps/kel2.png", "Map of America": "https://newarcade.cc/maps/futureamerica.png", "Map of Chalpra": "https://newarcade.cc/maps/chalpra.png"}>> <<set $other to {"Human Name Generator": "https://newarcade.cc/humannamegenerator", "The Heavenly Arrangement of Al-Chymical Substances": "https://newarcade.cc/art/alchymical.png"}>> <<set $art to {"Image of Rob": "https://newarcade.cc/art/rob.png", "Image of an Ophan": "https://newarcade.cc/art/ophan.png", "Image of Yyng": "https://newarcade.cc/art/yyng.png", "Image of Micota": "https://newarcade.cc/art/micota.png", "Image of an Axolotl-Zebra Creature": "https://newarcade.cc/art/axozebra.png", "Image of Bearoin": "https://newarcade.cc/art/bearoin.png", "Adorampant Sketches": "https://newarcade.cc/art/adorampantnotebook.png", "Photograph of Lilith": "https://newarcade.cc/art/lilithpolaroid.jpg", "Image of Mari Lwyd": "https://newarcade.cc/art/marilwyd.png", "Image of Constantine Orez": 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<<backToHome>> <<contentWarning>> <<settings>> <<bar>> We looked upon the glowing, rotating hypercubes that were floating above us, shifting through the full spectrum of colors and more. "What... are those?" I asked. "People." she replied. "People?" "Their bodies are embedded within their own language. We call them the languagemongers, though whatever name they call themselves is the length of several novels." "And what exactly //is// their language? I only hear a faint buzzing." "They exist in five-dimensional hypercubes with a side length of four thousand ninety-six pixels. Each pixel can be one of sixty-four to the sixty-fourth power possible colors, spread out across the entire electromagnetic spectrum, in addition to two hundred fifty-six different opacity values. The content of their message depends on the color value of every single pixel, as well as each pixels placement relative to one another and to the grid as a whole. Every message they send has more content than the entire data output of the human race throughout all of history." "What the fuck."

<<backToHome>> <><<set _options to [ ]>> <<set _options[0] to ["Ŝekago", "/ʂɛ.kʰa.ko/", "Chicago"]>> <<set _options[1] to ["three megatunits", "three months"]>> <<set _options[2] to ["Nu Ŝekago", "/nu ʂɛ.kʰa.ko/", "New Chicago"]>> <<set _options[3] to ["nu", "/nu/", "new"]>> <<set _options[4] to _options[0]>> <<set _options[5] to ["Lapengo", "/la.pʰɛŋ.o/", "Peace"]>> <<set _options[6] to ["Koaberaŝino", "/kʰo.ap.ɛ.ra.ʂi.no/", "Cooperation"]>> <<set _options[7] to _options[6]>> <<set _options[8] to ["43.43.727~~12~~ sunits", "10,205~~10~~ kilometers", "6,341~~10~~ miles"]>> <<set _options[9] to ["1,228⋅10^^1Ɛ^^~~12~~ maunits", "1.362⋅10^^25^^~~10~~ kilograms", "3.002⋅10^^25^^~~10~~ pounds"]>> <<set _options[10] to ["3,4Ɛδ~~12~~ sunits per tunit^^2^^", "8.728~~10~~ meters per second^^2^^", "28.635~~10~~ feet per second^^2^^", "19.524~~10~~ miles per hour^^2^^", "0.89~~10~~ g"]>> <<set _options[11] to ["17.22.20.7Ɛ.53.69.536~~12~~ sunits^^2^^", "1,308,692,207 kilometers^^2^^~~10~~", "505,288,886 miles^^2^^~~10~~"]>> <<set _options[12] to _options[6]>> <<set _options[13] to ["comworks", "communication networks", "internet"]>> <<set _options[14] to ["442~~12~~ sunits", "500~~10~~ meters", "1640~~10~~ feet", "0.31~~10~~ miles"]>> <<set _options[15] to _options[6]>> <<set _options[16] to _options[6]>> <<set _options[17] to _options[6]>> <<set _options[18] to ["Ŝekago", "/ʂɛ.kʰa.ko/", "Chicago"]>> <<set _options[19] to ["Sjoinsep Lyserdo", "/sjo.in.sɛpʰ laɪ.sɛr.to/", "Ordinal-seven Wizard", "Seventh Wizard"]>> <<set _options[20] to ["Hélasd Huno-Ben-Lalkas,", "/hə.last hu.no pɛn lal.kʰas/", "Greetings Spiritual-Soul-Habitual-Action-Over-Extended-Period-Walk-Indicative,", "Hello Soul-Who-Walks,"]>> <<set _options[21] to ["njui šjendšano kel?", "/nju.i ʂjɛn.tʂa.no ɛs kʰɛ.l/", "you rotation how?", "how has your day been?"]>> <<set _options[22] to ["Hélasd Ák-Fjéktomorto. Gan es gada, lalki ad météfégo. Njui ne?", "/hə.last eɪkʰ.vjəkʰ.tʰo.mor.tʰo kan ɛs ka.ta lal.kʰi at mə.tʰə.və.ko nju.i nɛ/", "Greetings Cause-Person-death. Dynamic-activity-which-may-undergo-a-change-of-state is good, walk at beach. You reciprocal-question?", "Hey there homicide. It's been good, I took a walk by the beach. You?"]>> <<set _options[23] to ["Gada je. Ben leki sabi léndangon ze.", "/ka.ta jɛ pɛn lɛkʰi sa.pi lən.taŋ.on tsɛ/", "Good also. Habitual-action-over-extended-period read learn document-object downplay", "Also good. I've just been studying documents, nothing special."]>> <<set _options[24] to ["Ali hirsa, ðasa es?", "/a.li hir.sa ða.sa ɛs/", "Everyone here, that is?", "Is the rest of the crew here?"]>> <<set _options[25] to ["Ja, ali hirsa. Dadi njui lasta e ðĵaim.", "/ja a.li hir.sa ta.ti nju.i las.tʰa ɛ dʒa.im/", "Yes, everyone here. Arrive you last from us.", "Yeah, the crew's all here. You're the last to arrive."]>> <<set _options[26] to ["Bod duábudŝi yki ák láti njuin ad ðesa ora ŝingŝingo es!", "/pot tu.eɪ.pu.tʂi aɪ.kʰi eɪkʰ leɪ.tʰi nju.in at ðɛ.sa o.ra ʂiŋ.ʂiŋ.o ɛs/", "Very sorry I cause wait you at this golden planet sarcasm!", "Dear heavens! I'm so sorry to have kept you waiting on this beautiful planet!"]>> <<set _options[27] to ["Njui nengi hyi leð ðesa, ðasa es?", "/nju.i nɛŋ.i haɪ.i lɛð ðɛ.sa ða.sa ɛs/", "You can get-high with this, that is?", "Can you even get high from that?"]>> <<set _options[28] to ["Bu, bélyg ðesa fraka maðĵeka.", "/pʰu pʰə.laɪkʰ ðɛ.sa vra.kʰa ma.dʒɛ.kʰa/", "No, although this fucking magical.", "No, but it's sick as fuck."]>> <<set _options[29] to ["Ðesa krebtokuango kel?", "/ðɛ.sa kʰrɛp.tʰo.kʰu.aŋ.o kʰɛl/", "This cryptocurrency-mine how?", "How's the crypto-mining going?"]>> <<set _options[30] to ["Gad. Kuangas enal far far poŝunoton.", "/kat kʰu.aŋ.i ɛ.tu var var pʰo.ʂu.no.tʰon/", "Good. Mine-indicative zero point zero four four pomunit-object.", "Good. We're mining at zero point zero four four pomunits.", "Good. We're mining at zero point zero three munits per watt."]>> <>I stood upon the shore of the megalopolis known as <<storyCycle>>, looking out upon the greenish-blue sky. I had been staying in the city for almost <<storyCycle>>, and this rotation would be my last spent here. It was a large city, in fact, it had the highest human population of any planetary city in the known universe. <<storyCycle>> took up over one third of the entire country of <<storyCycle>>, which itself covered around one sixth of the land on the planet, <<storyCycle>>. <<storyCycle>> was a large, terrestial planet, with a radius of <<storyCycle>> and a mass of <<storyCycle>>, giving an average surface gravitational acceleration of <<storyCycle>>. Roughly half of the planet's surface area - <<storyCycle>> - was land, with the other half being covered in shallow oceans and lakes. I had downloaded far too many facts about <<storyCycle>> into my augmented memory bank off the <<storyCycle>>. <<storyCycle>> from the shore was a large filter, stretching the whole length of the city's coastline. Underneath the shallow oceans and lakes of <<storyCycle>> had lain further shallow lakes - but these were of mercury. See, these mercury pools posed a problem to the governments of <<storyCycle>>. When the planet was first colonized, it was thought to be lifeless, until it was found that all life on <<storyCycle>> was microbial, residing exclusively within the mercury lakes, and as such it was deemed unethical to remove them. The filter around <<storyCycle>> removed the mercury from the incoming water, sending it through pipes to be pumped back into the ocean further out. The mercury pools within the filter's domain had to be carefully relocated to other parts of the ocean without being disturbed - a true feat of engineering. As the suns began to set, I walked back into the city. Eventually, I reached the nearest cross-city vactrain. I walked to the nearest train station, and took a vactrain across the city to my ship, the <<storyCycle>>. Boarding the ship, I found myself face to face with a rather fleshy robot. <center><img src="https://newarcade.cc/art/homicide.png" width="25%" height="25%"></center> "<<storyCycle>>" stel said, "<<storyCycle>>" "<<storyCycle>>" "<<storyCycle>>" "<<storyCycle>>" "<<storyCycle>>" "<<storyCycle>>" I noticed that stel was holding stellars mouth box, a small metal container with human teeth, gums, and a tongue, in addition to having had a blood bank that kept the mouth alive. homicide had usually used the mouth box to taste things - often but not always food - yet at this moment stel had been smoking a joint, holding it between the teeth. "<<storyCycle>>", I asked, motioning to the mouth box. "<<storyCycle>>", stel replied. I couldn't help but agree. We walked into the ship proper. "<<storyCycle>>" "<<storyCycle>>"

<<backToHome>> <<contentWarning "implied torture">> <<settings>> <<bar>> They were the most precise human I had ever met. When they stood they were perfectly still, their body didn't sway a single millimeter. When they reached for something their hand moved in a perfectly straight line to its destination, and twisted into perfect position to grasp the object of choice in a single fluid movement. They could operate on humans and machines with sub-millimeter accuracy, while focusing on something else entirely. But in this moment, as I lie strapped to a dirty operating table in a dimly lit room, all of their attention is focused on me.

<<backToHome>> <><<set _options to [ ]>> <<set _options[0] to ["tunit", "second"]>> <<set _options[1] to ["comworks", "communication networks", "internet"]>> <>''Brain Scanning'' The advent of brain scanning technology was one of the largest technological breakthroughs in human history. Using this technology, one may convert neural activity into files - hearing can become an audio file, vision can become a video file, any combination of activity in the brain could be made into a new file type, or the whole brain could be stored as one file. This could also be reversed - audio files played in one's head, video files played in one's vision. The brain could be augmented, or it could be simulated. The possibilities were endless. ''Headfiles'' There are two primary types of headfiles - //brainpics// and //brainvids//. A brainpic is a snapshot of the brain's physical structure and chemical composition, combined with the neural activity in the moments of the "camera flash". If the brainpic is taken over too long of a period of time, the neural activity may appear blurred together, making it difficult to use the brainpic to run simulations. Shorter periods of time, meanwhile, make for more "pure" brainpics. As with any data, there are different levels of quality for brainpics, and higher quality is almost always preferred. Brainvids are a series of brainpics taken in rapid succession. The more brainpics taken per <<storyCycle>>, the higher the quality of the brainvid. For running simulations, brainvids should be as long as possible with the highest frame rate possible. ''Meatfiles'' Despite the name, meatfiles are not singular files but rather large collections of files. While the exact contents may vary, they generally feature an album of brainpics and brainvids, scans of the nervous system as a whole, the genetic code of the individual scanned, biometrical and physiological data, basic personal information, a description of one's behavior and personality, and other miscellaneous records of one's body and identity. ''Virtual Worlds'' In simulating a brain, a brain scan, headfile, or meatfile may be used. The information contained in these files will then be combined with thousands of advanced general models of neural activity generated through a combination of brain scanning and research into the structure and behaviors of the brain, allowing for the simulation of the brain in many different states, even if those states were not recorded in the initial files. For a simulated brain to receive new sensory input, there must be some sort of environment for it to exist in. This may be generated live, creating sensory experience directly through data given to the brain's sensory regions, or it may be a pre-made environment, which the brain merely exists within. The latter, known as a virtual world, is far more popular for the general usage of brain scanning technology. It is possible for a human to enter a virtual world via direct neural interfacing rather than using a simulation, though it is also possible to simulate a human entirely within the confines of a virtual world. There are two methods of doing this: //uploading// and //theseusing//. Uploading involves taking a headfile, album of headfiles, or meatfile, and attaching it to a digital body, after which the mind and body are simulated in full by an AI. To make the simulation more accurate, meatfiles are preferred, and the album of headfiles within should be as large as possible. Having many headfiles spread across a decently long period of time will create the most accurate simulations. Assuming the mind's starting data is good enough, the uploaded mind should experience an illusion of the continuity of consciousness, though in reality it is a separate being, and the original individual who was scanned may or may not be alive in the physical world. While theseusing may be done in cheap, fast, and reckless ways, the recommended form of it is much more delicate and gradual than uploading, as it can preserve one's psinoetic signature and thus maintain a genuine continuity of consciousness. It involves placing one's physical body in deep sleep and storing it in a safe location, with the mind possibly being kept in the same place. The mind is then linked into a virtual world through a direct neural interface. As the mind goes about experiencing the virtual world, headfiles are made from the brain, and an AI is trained off them. The first step of the actual "theseusing" is when a small part of the brain deemed of relative low importance has its activity gradually surpressed, while a simulated copy of it is gradually phased into control. This process will then be slowly reversed, and the cycle will repeat until the simulated copy matches the original near perfectly. This process will then continue for the rest of the brain, one small part at a time, gradually working up to the "most important" parts of the brain, until the entire physical brain has been shut down and the mind is entirely digital. At this point, there has also been a large bank of headfiles generated, which can serve to help the fully simulated brain be even more accurate in the long-term. This process may be aided by the addition of headfiles or a meatfile taken before the brain was connected to the direct neural interface, providing a larger overview of one's life. Headfiles may be made for brains when theyre in their purely digital state as well, which is often done for the sake of maintaining a continuous yet dynamic persona in the simulated mind. ''AI-Generated Brains'' Across the <<storyCycle>>, there are many large databases of public-access brain scans, headfiles, and occasionally even full or partial meatfiles, taken from people of all ages, mental abilities, and mental states, usually with consent. These files may or may not have the individual's different kinds of memories surpressed or erased to varying degrees. These databases may be used for the training of generative AI, designed to create a new human mind or meatfile, not corresponding to any one person in the physical world. This is a third method for placing a human fully within a virtual world. Oftentimes, the AI-generated meatfile will come equipped with a large language model, primitive calculator, and a collection of knowledge files, which work in cooperation with the simulated brain to ensure that the human can behave properly even if the AI made mistakes in generating the initial structure. An AI-generated brain - or any simulated brain - may be given a physical body in the form of a robotic body, or it may be given a human body through a process known as //downloading//. Downloading involves taking a human mind in a human body, and putting the brain into a state of deep sleep. The brain's activity is then surpressed, and in its weakened state parts of the brain are subjected to magnetic stimulation while being repeatedly fed the corresponding parts of the simulated brain, slowly reshaping it to become the simulated brain. For an AI-generated brain with augmentations such as a large language model, physical implants will be needed in the body to accommodate them. What if dogs were big though

<<backToHome>> <><<set _options to [ ]>> <<set _options[0] to ["munit", "monetary unit"]>> <<set _options[1] to ["tunits", "temporal units"]>> <<set _options[2] to ["sunits", "spatial units"]>> <<set _options[3] to _options[0]>> <<set _options[4] to ["xenos", "aliens"]>> <<set _options[5] to _options[4]>> <<set _options[6] to ["0,092~~12~~ sunits", "five~~10~~ centimeters", "two~~10~~ inches"]>> <<set _options[999] to ["1.07.854~~12~~", "262,144~~10~~", "1,000~~64~~"]>> <>Contrary to the beliefs of many, despite the <<storyCycle>> being considered an official intercelestial neutral unit, it was not made at the intercelestial neutral unit conference over sixty thousand years ago like the <<storyCycle>> or <<storyCycle>> were. Rather, the <<storyCycle>> finds its origin in a much older time, some fifty-one point seven million years prior in a conference of its own, one hosting over three hundred states and organizations, split rather unevenly amongst twenty-three different species. The <<storyCycle>> involved in this ancient conference were unlike man in psychology, and unlike the <<storyCycle>> who created the intercelestial neutral units. They were not interested in advancing scientific progress through the collaboration of different species and states, at least not at that time, no, they were interested in the development of toys. Many toys were designed, prototyped, and presented at the conference - most would never see the light of day, but a lucky few received funding, backing, or development partners. Of those lucky few, two in particular received unanimous support, from every country and organization involved: the first, a direct neural implant allowing for competitive rhythm-based six-dimensional surgical simulations, the second, what we now call munits. No one is quite sure how it was originally devised, or how exactly it works internally, but it's thought that the concept went something like the following: One would obtain two devices, what we call "munit miners" and "munit banks". The munit miner would plug into a computational machine, giving the machine access to the front-end of the munit miner's software. The software would generate cryptographic puzzles of varying difficulties, and the machine would be tasked with solving them. Upon solving the puzzle, a record, or "block", of recent munit transactions would be created and stored on the network. Each transaction recorded in this block would have given up some munits as part of a transactional fee, which would then be given to the person who "mined" the block. In addition, the munit miner would detect its own proximity to other munit miners, as well as the number of munits circulating in the area, and determine how many //new// munits were generated alongside the block to be given to the person who mined the block. The munit banks would be used to store one's address and keys, which their munits would be tied to, and hold software to facilitate the exchange of munits. It was a simple game, a test of computational ability to make a silly little number go up, which one could then exchange for things as if the numbers were prize tickets at an arcade. Perhaps it was this simplicity that made it so appealing to the many members of the conference, and perhaps it was this appeal that made the members so ready to protect the munit system from cheating. The blocks were to be generated in chains, a "blockchain" of sorts, where even the smallest change in a block would create a cascading effect down the chain, changing all of the data and thus making it extremely difficult to forge records. The munit software was programmed by an extremely large team, with members from almost every state and organization participating, and the work was sectioned off into incredibly small chunks, so no one programmer knew the whole structure. After the code was written, a second team came in to obfuscate every part of it, and after the first obfuscation two more teams came in to obfuscate it further. Some say that by the time the obfuscation was complete, ninety percent of the code did absolutely nothing of use. All four teams involved had volunteered to have their memories of the code wiped after completing their duties, and all but two members went through with the memory wipe, the dissenters never being seen again. The next stage was the one most discussed in the legends of this conference: the encryption. Every state and organization participating in the conference supplied at least one encryption algorithm for the munit software, though many supplied hundreds, if not thousands. Some were old or well-known, others were invented specifically for the munit encryption. Some were incredibly simple, most were completely beyond anything crackable by human technology. Numerous independent organizations were contracted to develop encryption algorithms for the munit software as well. Most of those who worked on the encryption algorithms had their memories of it erased, some choosing to forget their involvement in it entirely, though eleven participants evaded the memory wipes, and disappeared like the other dissenters before them. After the conference ended, many institutions would hold contests and competitions surrounding encryption, and the algorithms developed would be handed over to the groups involved in the munit encryption, though those participants rarely received memory wipes. No single group or person knew all the encryption algorithms used on the software, except for the munit network master-AI, which controlled the interaction between munit miners, munit banks, and computational devices. Much less is known about the hardware of the munit miners and munit banks, though some things are certain. Munit miners have the appearance of a large gridiron football with rounded ends, a leathery-yet-slimy texture, and a purple coloring. The entire surface of a munit miner is covered in many different kinds of outlets and sockets, allowing any species to develop some sort of method for connecting the munit miner to their electronic computational machines. Notably, the outlets and sockets are filled with a baleen-like substance capable of tightly latching on to anything plugged in, meaning the plug need not be an exact fit for the outlet or socket, though closer matches are more stable and efficient. The appearance of the outlets seems to be primarily for familiarity to the maximum possible number of species and civilizations rather than for practicality, as outlets that would suggest the requirement of multiple prongs for usage can in fact be used with only one hole being plugged into. The munit miner then uses a built-in AI to interface with the computer, developing a machine readable front-end for its software, though it cannot adapt to the written or auditory language display of the computational machine. The purple material on the outside of the munit miner is of an unknown composition, though scans indicate that it is <<storyCycle>> thick, with a layer underneath the purple substance of an adamant-hihi'irokane alloy structurally binded to a chomskium nanotube mesh. Further scans indicate that there is at least one miniature wormhole inside every munit miner, but it is unknown where exactly these wormholes lead to. No other information is known for certain about the inner workings of the munit miners, as in the rare case that the shell of the munit miner is broken open, the insides are designed to immediately dissolve in a manner often described as "violent" and "firey", though some reports of questionable veracity indicate that there are a number of physical locks and hardened shieldings built into the structure, and various estimates say that anywhere from one twentieth to one quarter of the machinery inside is dedicated to harming anyone who tries to poke around the guts of the munit miner. The dissolution of the munit miner's insides is performed in an unknown manner by an unknown substance, which destroys everything inside, including most of the adamant-hihi'irokane alloy and chomskium nanotubes, but often barely scraping the surface of the purple substance comprising the outer shell. The wormhole within the munit miner will also collapse when the shell is breached. In addition to this, the munit miner will self-destruct when probed too heavily, indicating that it has some sort of built-in anti-scanning mechanism.

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<<backToHome>> <><<set _options to [ ]>> <<set _options[0] to ["Modelo e ge Ðĵonga Zina Filoim", "/mo.tɛ.lo ɛ kɛ dʒoŋ.a tsi.na vi.lo.im/", "Model from plural Classification Xeno Feeling-plural", "Xeno Feeling Classification Model"]>> <<set _options[1] to ["44.65.10.00.000~~12~~ tunits", "7500~~10~~ years"]>> <><<contentWarning>> <<settings>> <<bar>> The <<storyCycle>> (MÐZF) is a systematic approach to the categorization of feeling-states among all Qrelnýr species.<<note "Qrelnýr species essentially refer to both human beings and all species within the network of organisms that humankind is capable of having meaningful, mutual, intellectual interactions with, constrained by dimensional, biological, psychological, cultural, and intellectual factors.">> Though humankind refers to it by a Huma name and acronym, this is simply for ease of discussion, as it is not a human invention. Rather, it was created by the Cgřhana Institute - a research organization jointly operated by members from the species known as the Ssefl and the Verllaz - roughly <<storyCycle>> ago. The MÐZF system is divided into seven categories, six of which can be plotted along the axes of Affect and Arousal. The categories are as follows: Ackubim - Positive Affect, High Arousal Treðungamn - Positive Affect, Low Arousal Bhöryn - Neutral Affect, High Arousal Iyya - Neutral Affect, Low Arousal Shiegru - Negative Affect, High Arousal Efolush - Negative Affect, Low Arousal Nawusa - Miscellaneous Bodily Sensations The feeling-states that comprise each category vary by species. For many species, including humans, it is also possible to hold multiple feeling-states at once, even ones that would seem to be conflicting. These combinations may generate novel feeling-states in some species, unique from the ones that comprise them. Feeling-states may only be classified as nawusa if they don't fit better in another category. ''Human Examples'' ''Ackubim'': Happiness, Love, Excitement, Astonishment, Schadenfreude, Mania, Pride, Adoration, Hopefulness, Confidence, Awe, Firgun, Eureka Effect, Creative Possession, Vindication, Passion, Lust, Nirvana ''Treðungamn'': Contentedness, Relaxation, Satisfaction, Nostalgia, Gratitude, Relief, Trust, Comfiness, Belonging, Reverie, Reassurance ''Bhöryn'': Hyperfocusedness, Cognitive Dissonance, Alertness, Curiosity, Racing Thoughts, Suspense, Cognitive Buzz, Analytical Detachment, Sonder, Stupefaction ''Iyya'': Neutrality, Blandness, Ambivalence, Apathy, Spaced Out, Dreamless Sleep, Fogginess, Déjà Vu, Contemplation, Forgetfulness, Numbness, Confusion ''Shiegru'': Anger, Frustration, Distress, Fear, Anxiety, Paranoia, Embarrassment, Disgust, Jealousy, Overwhelmedness, Impatience, Vexation, Sexual Frustration, Claustrophobicness, Hangriness ''Efolush'': Sadness, Boredom, Tiredness, Loneliness, Longing, Detachment, Dread, Guilt, Despair, Burnout, Malaise, Poignancy, Dissociative Fugue, Disappointment, Pensiveness, Weltschmerz, Pity, Mottainai, Awkwardness ''Nawusa'': Hunger, Thirst, Excretory Urge, Aerhunger,<<note "The equivalent to hunger or thirst, but for breath.">> Itchiness, Tightness, Dizziness, Chilliness, Somatic Delusions, Congestion, Overheating, Horniness ''Mixed Feeling-States'': Limerence (Ackubim & Shiegru), Bittersweetness (Treðungamn & Efolush), Mamihlapinatapai (Ackubim & Efolush) ''Flafse Examples'' ''Ackubim'': Yugubga (ȝgh́b̀ᵹ), Yugbift (ȝgb̀if́t) ''Shiegru'': Yudfugen (ȝd̀f́gn), Yudsinque (ȝd̀ćnq) ''Nawusa'': Material Hunger, Energy Hunger, Thirst, Excretory Urge, Itchiness, Tightness, Dizziness, Somatic Delusions, Congestion, Overheating, Horniness

<<backToHome>> <<contentWarning "megalophobia">> <<settings>> <<bar>> ''A Note on Terminology'' In Rakhasim, the "universe" refers to the entirety of the Rakhasim setting,<<note "Bar one exception, but that's out of the scope of this article.">> with the universe being composed of two "fields" - the information field, and the psinoetic field. The psinoetic field is not important to this article and can be ignored, but the information field will be mentioned several times. This field consists of all matter and energy, as well as all dimensions, physical laws, metaphysical laws, and mathematical laws. Essentially, what we think of as the universe in the real world is the information field in Rakhasim. ''An Introduction to Omega Structures'' In the real world, there is a cosmological hierarchy of structure. Planets, stars, and other celestial objects come together to form galaxies. Galaxies come together to form groups and clusters. Groups and clusters form superclusters, superclusters form walls and filaments. These walls and filaments, together with the gigantic voids that separate them, form the cosmic web. It is believed that the cosmic web is the end of the hierarchy, spanning the entire universe. In Rakhasim, this is not the case. The cosmic web is large, but it is surrounded by a void of immense scale, and together the cosmic web and its surrounding void form an //omega structure//, a region of nemid<<note "Like spacetime, but with five aspects: space, time, flise, yi, and gemara. More information below.">> with an origin event such as a big bang and distinct laws of physics. Omega structures need not have the same cosmological hierarchy of structure as the real world, and are named as such because they are always the last structure in line when it comes to the physical laws. Some omega structures may appear to have variable laws of physics within, but this is actually just a result of the omega structure's true, higher laws of physics, structured in such a way as to give the appearance of variable laws. A given omega structure will often have a negligible width along the vast majority of dimensions of nemid,<<note "Of which there are an incomprehensible number.">> only having notable width in a select few dimensions, which are typically the only dimensions utilized by the omega structure's laws of physics. Nemid will often be curved and twisted within an omega structure, leading to the omega structure having particular geometries,<<note "Euclidean, hyperbolic, spherical, elliptic, nil, solv, higher/lower dimensional analogues, etc.">> looping around, experiencing cyclical time, or exhibiting various other strange behaviors. Because nemid is not inherent to an omega structure but rather "borrowed" from the greater information field, an omega structure that does not loop around in all spatial dimensions may be physically traveled to from another omega structure, in the exact same way one would fly between planets, given the two omega structures share similar enough laws of physics for matter to move between them unharmed.<<note "Neighboring omega structures often do in fact share similar laws of physics.">> If an omega structure does loop around in all spatial dimensions, it may still be accessible via large-scale wormholes. While omega structures may have features reminiscent of certain conceptions of the "multiverse", it is important to note two things. First, Rakhasim does not use the term "multiverse", with the universe being the whole of the setting. Second, omega structures do not match the traditional science-fiction conception of a multiverse in several key ways. In a traditional science-fiction multiverse, there is a common history from which universes diverge from, creating an alternate universe for every possibility. Omega structures form independently from one another, and do not diverge from a common history. While it is possible for omega structures to have the same or similar celestial objects, such as the Earth, this is simply due to the fact that the information field is a very large and very old place, and there are only so many ways to arrange matter, leading to coincidental recurrences of celestial objects, and these duplicate celestial objects did not "split" from one another in any way. Additionally, while an omega structure may contain several "timelines" within itself, these exist separately from other omega structures and from the universe as a whole, and do not cover every possibility. In fact, timelines tend to converge when possible, and actively resist diverging. The hierarchy of structure can and often does continue beyond omega structures. These greater structures, however, are governed by metaphysical laws rather than mere physical laws. Whereas the transition between the physical laws of two omega structures is often rather harsh, occurring in the span of two and a half light years on average,<<note "It is possible for a transition between omega structures to occur across as little as half of a planck length, or as much as an incomprehensible number of lightmillenia.">> metaphysical laws change very gradually over immeasurable distances, and are tied to the universal as whole rather than to omega structures. ''Dimensions and Omega Structures'' In the real world, current knowledge states that one's physical position relative to other physical objects can be tracked using four<<note "Or ten/eleven, if you follow superstring theory or M-theory.">> dimensions of spacetime - three<<note "Or nine/ten.">> of space, one of time. It can thus be said that there is one //kind// of dimension, spacetime, and two //aspects// of spacetime, space and time. In Rakhasim, this is, once again, not the case. There are, instead, two kinds of dimension: nemidal and conceptual. Nemid has five aspects - space, time, flise, yi, and gemara - while conceptuality lack aspects. Despite the difference in name, nemid is, for all human intents and purposes, experientially the same concept as spacetime. The difference in name is simply due to the fact that leaving out three of the five aspects wouldn't make much sense and would make it rather confusing as to whether "spacetime" referred to //just// space and time or to all five aspects, and a name like spacetimefliseyigemara is rather bothersome. Every object has a coordinate in every dimension, and technically speaking all information<<note "Matter, energy, etc.">> has some amount of "width" in all dimensions of nemid. However, a multitude of objects have what is seen as a negligible amount of "width" in many dimensions of nemid, and thus are catergorized as being lower-dimensional objects. The number of nemidal dimensions occupied by an object is variable, as is the way that those dimensions are split among the aspects. For instance, baseline human beings occupy three<<note "Or nine/ten.">> dimensions of space, one dimension of time, and zero dimensions of flise, yi, and gemara. This is commonly notated as 3+1+0+0+0D,<<note "Or 9/10+1+0+0+0D.">> or 3+1D<<note "Or 9/10+1D.">> for simplicity. The total quantity of nemidal dimensions in the information field is what is known as a //plusfinite number//. That is to say, it is finite, but there is no combination of human mathematical notation that could describe it within the space of the observable universe. To an observer comprehending all dimensions of nemid at once, it would appear that the dimensions of nemid are divided roughly evenly among the aspects into five slices of plusfinite size. Other observers would agree, but they might disagree on which axes belong to which aspect. Relativity applies to nemid just as it does with spacetime,<<note "Though of course there are behaviors for flise, yi, and gemara that do not exist in the real world.">> with things like gravity and motion affecting how the aspects and axes are perceived by different observers. What might appear to purely be an axis of time to one observer may appear to be a mix of space and time to another observer - there is an agreement on how many axes exist and how many are allotted to each aspect, but the axes are not defined along a universal grid, are capable of bending and curving, and are relative to the observer. At the start of the universe, each dimension of nemid was finite in length and, bar the different aspects, were indistinguishable from one another. Each dimension curved in on itself - going straight forward along a particular axis would eventually bring you back to where you started, though it may take a plusfinite length of time. The gradual evolution of omega structures, however, has bent and twisted the nemidal dimensions. Space is the easiest to explain alterations to, as most alterations are best observed in the context of multiple dimensions, and space is the only aspect of nemid which humans occupy multiple dimensions of. The primary example of a spatial alteration is curvature - space may curve in on itself, forming a loop within an omega structure and thus isolating that portion of the dimension from the rest of the information field. Along two or more axes it may also curve in on itself even further, creating an omega structure with spherical or elliptic geometry. It could also go the opposite way, curving outwards and creating an omega structure with hyperbolic geometry. Twists are also possible, creating omega structures with nil and solv geometries. Furthermore, omega structures may be anisotropic, with the spatial dimensions appearing distinct from one another, creating somewhat of a local sense of an absolute grid. While most omega structures do not alter the dimensions where they have negligible length and do not use them in their physics, it is possible for them to do so, often leading to cyclical "compactified" dimensions that are invisible to observers with baseline human-like brains and sensory organs. Compactified dimensions may also be used without bending space, but the omega structure will need some form of physical laws to prevent information from easily leaving the omega structure's bounds in that particular dimension.<<note "Information leaving in dimensions of non-negligible length is a non-issue due to the vast size of most omega structures.">> When it comes to alterations in time, the most easy-to-understand alteration is that of cyclical time, which like curved space isolates the omega structure's segment of the dimension from the dimension as a whole, and leads to events in that omega structure periodically repeating forever. Another possibility is for nemid to be stretched or squashed, potentially leading to things like an omega structure with a finite hypersurface<<note "The boundary where the omega structure meets other omega structures. Equivalent to perimeter in two dimensional space and surface area in three dimensional space.">> but an infinite hypervolume.<<note "The internal region of the omega structure. Equivalent to area in two dimensional space and volume in three dimensional space.">> An omega structure that curves in on itself spatially would not have an "edge" internally, and would appear somewhat like an extremely large blackhole from the outside, albeit one that is irregularly shaped, lacks an accretion disk, and has no gravitational influence. Nothing would ever come out of this omega structure, except through wormholes. Because no singular position within the omega structure corresponds to the external hypersurface of the omega structure, attempting to enter the omega structure through the "blackhole" would result in all the information in ones body being torn apart and evenly spread across the axes one attempted to enter through, or if the omega structure is isotropic, evenly spread across the entirety of the omega structure. Most omega structures are so large and most humans are so small that the increase in energy caused by this would barely even be noted as a minor vacuum fluctuation. A significant minority of omega structures follow what is known as a //bulk-brane// structure. In this model, the omega structure takes the form of a "bulk", occupying a particular number of dimensions, and is filled with "branes", lower dimensional objects that contribute to the cosmological hierarchy of structure. For example, to the inhabitants of a particular omega structure, the omega structure may appear to have the same cosmological hierarchy of structure as the real world, occupying three<<note "Or nine/ten.">> dimensions of space and one dimension of time, with the cosmic web making up the largest structure in the omega structure. In actuality, however, the cosmic web exists in the form of a 3+1D<<note "Or 9/10+1D.">> brane, and is but one of many, floating in a higher-dimensional space. Some omega structures follow a //modal// structure, sometimes in addition to a bulk-brane structure. In the modal structure model, there exists multiple copies of the omega structure's content within the omega structure, sometimes known as //timelines//, separated from one another along one or more axes of nemid - any aspect, or a combination of aspects, may separate the timelines. Often, these will not be copies of the entire omega structure, but rather only the small portions of the omega structure that are affected by the differing timelines, which expand at the speed of light. When two timelines become identical, they will collapse back into a singular timeline. Many omega structures with a timeline model will have a sort of "modal gravitation", where the more similar two timelines are, the more likely they are to have events transpire in such a way that they collapse together. If an omega structure were to separate timelines along a spatial axis that the individual timelines had non-negligible width in, it would theoretically be possible for one to enter a spaceship and fly from one timeline to another as if traveling between planets, though the amount of time this would take would far outweigh any benefits. Regardless of what axes timelines are separated across, it is possible for large-scale wormholes to permit travel between timelines. In most timeline-based omega structures, it is rather difficult for intelligent life to split the timeline, with splits typically only occurring to resolve "paradoxes" created through time travel. Even then, many paradoxes are not treated as such by most omega structures. To create a paradox that will cause a split in timelines, one usually must do something that would prevent them from time traveling in the first place. For instance, being given a guide to how to build a time machine, following the guide, and then using the time machine to give yourself the guide would not cause a paradox in the eyes of the average omega structure. Going back in time and killing your past self, meanwhile, would most certainly be considered a paradox, and would be resolved by having one timeline where you do not die but instead merely step into a time machine and disappear from the timeline altogether, and another where you appear in a time machine out of no where and kill your past self. Most omega structures do not play favorites with timelines - that is to say, despite what a human may label as the original timeline, from the omega structure's point of view there is no "original" timeline, and all timelines coexist on equal footing. Natural splits in a timeline are most likely to come about in omega structures with at least somewhat strong modal gravitation as manifestations of the omega structure's latent consciousness, collapsing as intelligent life arises to observe a given area, with multiple pasts leading to the same present and future. For instance, there may be an earth with two versions of history, one that occurred somewhat like the Christian bible prescribes it, and another that occurred more like what archeological evidence suggests, albeit with a non-interfering God watching over and a Christian-esque afterlife. On this supposed earth, these two versions of history would lead to the same present moment and will result in the same future, thus collapsing the timelines together, which makes both pasts equally true. This form of uncertain past would occur less and less as intelligence and civilization develops, as increased recordkeeping, scientific knowledge, and communication would prevent multiple paths from leading to the exact same present moment and future. While most omega structures do not have timelines, most do hold the ability for timelines to be created when affected by an omega structure that uses the timeline model, though there is also typically a strong form of modal gravitation for these cases. The three aspects of nemid not occupied by humans - flise, yi, and gemara - are just as fundamental to reality as space and time, but are incomprehensible to humans, similar to how the concept of space would be incomprehensible to a being who occupied zero spatial dimensions. Unlike nemidal dimensions, which are naturally isotropic but may be bent into anisotropic forms, conceptual dimensions are and always have been anisotropic - that is to say, each conceptual dimension is distinct from the others. Every unit of information, as well as every possible grouping of units of information, has a coordinate in each conceptual dimension. These dimensions measure the similarity of objects by various metrics - for instance, one dimension might measure objects by size, another might measure objects by what wavelengths of light they reflect, and another might measure objects by how "red" they are to the human mind. The number of conceptual dimensions in the information field is variable, though finite, across nemidal dimensions, and is dependent on the number of concepts currently held in existence by living systems.<<note "Rakhasim has a broad definition of life, to be discussed at another time.">> An objects coordinate in a conceptual dimension is not absolute, but merely relative to all other objects. Objects do not have "width" in conceptual dimensions, and may be infinitesimally close together or even occupy the same coordinate in every single conceptual dimension.<<note "Objects can thus not always be told apart merely by conceptual coordinates, with nemidal coordinates sometimes being necessary to do so.">> Unlike nemidal dimensions, conceptual dimensions are infinite in length and do not loop, and as such two or more objects may be infinitely far apart from one another, though this is rare. As conceptual coordinates are relative and are not assigned literal numerical values by the universe, objects infinitely far apart do not truly have a value of "infinity" for their coordinate, and are not subject to the odd properties an infinite coordinate may otherwise imply. Also unlike nemidal dimensions, where the coordinates of an object are similar to the coordinates of that object's components, the conceptual coordinates of an object may be completely different from its components, and each component may have completely different conceptual coordinates from one another. Because dimensions are often defined as the minimum number of coordinates necessary to uniquely identify every point in a mathematical space, one may be tempted to argue that conceptual dimensions should not be granted equal footing with nemidal dimensions, as every object is guaranteed to have a unique nemidal position, but not guaranteed to have a unique conceptual position. From the perspective of a human being this may be a fair argument, but the information field does not operate based upon the perspective of human beings. In the majority of omega structures, the way objects relate conceptually is far more important than the way they relate nemidally. In these omega structures, conceptual dimensions are often viewed as being more "physical" than nemidal dimensions, with nemidal dimensions being supplemental and serving to distinguish objects that can not otherwise be distinguished conceptually. Thus, in many omega structures, objects may be able to interact across vast stretches of space and time<<note "And flise, and yi, and gemara.">> simply due to being similar to one another by some means - though an omega structure's speed of light does prohibit certain interactions. As mentioned previously, which conceptual dimensions are available is dependent on the living systems present in a given area of nemid, but the way objects interact conceptually is also dependent on the physics of a given omega structure, and some omega structures will favor certain axes of concept over others, giving particular concepts more "power".

<<backToHome>> ''Brain Scanning'' As progress in the field of Artificial Intelligence shifted from exponential to linear by the middle of the twenty-first century, and linear to the logarithmic by the end, it quickly became apparent to mankind that other methods would be needed to boost the intelligence of machines. By the twenty-fourth century this long-sought method would arrive - brain-scanning technology, one of the largest technological breakthroughs in human history. Using this technology, one may transcribe the brain into data - hearing can become an audio file, vision can become a video file, any combination of activity in the brain could be made into a new file type, or the whole brain could be stored as one file. This could also be reversed - audio files played in one's head, video files played in one's vision, neurons artificially stimulated. The brain could be augmented, or it could be simulated. The possibilities were endless. ''Headfiles'' There are two main types of headfiles, or full scans of the brain, //brainpics// and //brainvids//. A brainpic is a snapshot of the brain taken over a short timespan, usually a tenth of a millisecond for high quality brainpics and a millisecond for low quality brainpics, and is composed of three parts - the first, a voxel model of the brain, typically at a near-cellular resolution. The second, the proportions of chemicals in and around each neuron during the timespan in which the brainpic was taken. The third and most important, a map of the electrical activity in the brain down to the level of individual neurons, including details such as the firing state, membrane potential, synaptic current, firing threshold, and neuron type, as well as electrical activity in the brain at the level of synapses, including details such as synaptic weight, spike timing history, and plasticity information. A single brainpic may take up over a petabyte of storage space. A brainvid is rather similar, essentially being a series of brainpics taken in succession. The three components do not necessarily need to have the same framerate - the average brainvid has a voxel model framerate is ten frames per second (higher in novel situations), the average chemical framerate is seven thousand frames per second, and the average electrical framerate is ten thousand frames per second. Short temporal resolution, high spatial resolution, and high framerate are all factors in having a high quality brainvid. For most purposes, longer brainvids are preferred over shorter brainvids. Brain scanning has existing for so long across so many planets and countries that for any reasonable combination of age, sex, orientation, race, ethinicity, culture, beliefs, ability, trauma, education, occupation, intelligence, personality type, feeling-state, and activity performed, there is likely at least one matching headfile, if not tens of thousands of them. ''Meatfiles'' Despite the name, meatfiles are not individual files, but are instead collections of files. A meatfile will include at least one brainpic or brainvid, though probably many of both. Besides that, the contents of a meatfile may vary, acting as assortments of supplemental information to the headfiles. An example of material that could be included is head-strapped camera footage and microphone recordings, for marking associations between events as they actually occur and the sensory input they create in the brain. Another example is recordings of one's vitals, to aid in understanding the impact of such things on the brain. Some meatfiles are purely collections of headfiles, with no supplemental content. A meatfile does not necessarily have to consist of information from a single person, and some large-scale meatfiles hold data from millions, possible even billions, of people, recorded over hundreds or thousands of years. ''AI and Brains'' Using a sufficiently large meatfile, it is possible to train an artificial intelligence such that it will be able to be given a brainvid and simulate what occurs after, assuming there is some method for the AI simulated brain to receive external stimuli, whether through biological, mechanical, or virtual means. For an AI to properly simulate a particular brain, it will need to be specially trained on data from that specific brain, typically in addition to lower-weighted training on human brains in general, otherwise it will continue a brainvid using a rather general model of an average human brain. Additionally, it is possible for an AI to generate an entirely new brain with a unique identity, though oftentimes the episodic memories stored in this brain will be distorted, dreamlike, and inconsistent, blurring together the lives of a thousand people. For this reason, episodic memories of an AI generated brain are typically "blanked out", being overridden to the greatest possible extent by the various sensory equivalents of faded static and quiet white noise, with the neural connections forming these memories being severely artificially weakened as well. In more customized AI-generated brains, the episodic memories may be replaced by those of a particular person, or stitched together from the lives of many people. Simulated brains must receive sensory input and external stimuli by some means at all moments when active, lest they accumulate severe psychological damage. There are three primary methods of providing the necessary stimuli. Some simulated brains exist in virtual environments, where their virtual body's interactions with the world artificially provides sensory signals to the brain. Other simulated brains are housed in robotic bodies, where sensory signals are provided through cameras, microphones, and other such things. Thirdly, simulated some brains are wired into the nervous system of an otherwise brainless human body, allowing the simulated brain to control the body.

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The design has a great many variations, with the following description detailing an "average" combat pillar. A combat pillar is cylindrical in shape, with a length of <<storyCycle>>, a diameter of <<storyCycle>>, and a circumference of <<storyCycle>>, all excluding the shielding. The exterior of the cylinder is composed of one hundred and eleven independently-rotating rings, which come in three different types. The first type of ring is that of a particle accelerator, having a minor diameter of <<storyCycle>>, with four linear segments emerging tangentially to the ring for the release of the particle beam, 90° apart from one another. The particle accelerator is built specifically for the launching of protons in the form of a weaponized particle beam at speeds near //c//. The ring can rotate independently of the ship to aim its four launch segments. There are fifty-five of these rings. The second type of ring is that of a circular mass driver, having a minor diameter of <<storyCycle>>, with the same four linear segments. These mass drivers are built to accelerate metal scrap and debris to a significant fraction of //c//, creating kinetic weapons with the explosive power of a nuclear blast upon impact, with the drawback of being slower and thus easier to counter than the particle beam. The ring can rotate independently of the ship to aim its four launch segments. There are fifty-five of these rings. The third type of ring does not have an interior like the other two types, but rather acts as a location to mount four extremely powerful directed energy weapons, each 90° apart, with the ring able to rotate independently of the ship to aim the weapons, in addition to the weapons being able to angle themselves for aiming. The ring has a height of <<storyCycle>>, and there is only one instance of it. In the structure of the combat pillar, rings alternate between particle accelerators and mass drivers, with the one directed energy weapon ring in the center of the ship's length. Only the ends of the launch segments and directed energy weapons are visible from the outside, due to the thick, multi-layered shielding that surrounds combat pillars. Directly attached to each ring is a <<storyCycle>> thick layer of metal plating, surrounded by a <<storyCycle>> wide gap, followed by a <<storyCycle>> thick layer of metal plating, attached to the base layer with semi-springy supports. This is followed by four more gaps and plates, each thinner than the last, and then another small gap with a layer of slat armor above. The shields rotate with the ring they're attached to. There are, however, holes in this shielding, besides the ones for the ends of the launch segments and directed energy weapons. Pillars rise out of the base layer and extend outside the shielding, with holes in each layer just large enough to let the pillars pass through. Some of these pillars hold fusion propulsion thrusters, which point inwards toward the ship, while others hold gun-based close-in weapon systems, in case anything needs to be shot down relatively nearby. There are twelve thrusters and sixteen close-in weapon systems per ring, all of which operate independently. On the directed energy weapon ring and two rings near the ends of the ship, the gun-based close-in weapon systems are replaced with hybrid gun-and-missile-based close-in weapon systems. In the central body of the cylinder, interior to the rings, there are nine pairs of railguns, running from the top of the cylinder to the bottom - one pair is in the center of the ship, and the other eight surround it. For each pair, one railgun points towards the top of the cylinder, while the other points towards the bottom. The railguns only poke out of the ship and its shielding in the direction they are pointed, but all railguns run across the entire <<storyCycle>> length of the ship's interior. The top and bottom of the cylinder have shielding just like the rings, along with gun-based close-in weapon systems and thrusters, some of which point inwards towards the ship and others of which point parallel to the top/bottom of the ship, forming two circles running in opposite directions, used for rotating the entire ship instead of just the individual rings. At one part of the shielding on both the top and bottom sides, there is only the slat armor, the top metal plate, and the base shield layer, though it is not obvious where this area is from outside the ship. The plate and slat armor in this region lift up to reveal a thick, reinforced metal door embedded in the base shield layer, behind which is a docking bay, where resources, fuel, and ammunition can be loaded into the ship. Generally speaking, this is the only area of the ship built to be in any way accessible for humans, though regardless of this fact many nations and corporations have resources gathered and deposited by automated asteroid mining ships and refineries rather than by human crews. The rest of the ship's insides are primarily taken up by storage zones, nuclear fusion reactors, loading areas to restock the ammunition of the ship's various weapons, ammunition plants, facilities for on-board machinery to repair both the ship and themselves, and computers for either automated combat or receiving manual instruction. A somewhat common variant of the combat pillar is that which is nicknamed the //combat disk//, or //death pancake//, a type of combat pillar that greatly reduces the number of rings - and thus the length of the ship - typically down to 11, 23, or 35 rings. The combat disk is generally seen as a more resource efficient alternative to the standard combat pillar, and allows for the construction of more ships, with the disadvantage of having weaker railguns and being far less intimidating.

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<<backToHome>> <center><<textbox "$search" $search "Search Results" autofocus>> <label><<checkbox "$searchParameters.title" false true autocheck>> Title</label>⠀⠀⠀<label><<checkbox "$searchParameters.tags" false true autocheck>> Tags</label>⠀⠀⠀<label><<checkbox "$searchParameters.text" false true autocheck>> Text</label> <label><<checkbox "$searchParameters.literature" false true autocheck>> Literature</label>⠀⠀⠀<label><<checkbox "$searchParameters.art" false true autocheck>> Visual Art</label>⠀⠀⠀<label><<checkbox "$searchParameters.maps" false true autocheck>> Maps</label>⠀⠀⠀<label><<checkbox "$searchParameters.music" false true autocheck>> Music</label>⠀⠀⠀<label><<checkbox "$searchParameters.games" false true autocheck>> Games</label>⠀⠀⠀<label><<checkbox "$searchParameters.other" false true autocheck>> Other</label> <label><<checkbox "$searchParameters.exactMatch" false true autocheck>> Exact Match</label>⠀⠀⠀<label><<checkbox "$searchParameters.caseSensitive" false true autocheck>> Case Sensitive</label></center> <center>Visual artwork is still in the process of being tagged. Thank you for your patience.</center>

<<backToHome>> <><<set _originalSearch to $search>> <<if $searchParameters["caseSensitive"] is false>> <<set $search to $search.toLowerCase()>> <</if>> <<set $searchResults to []>> <<if !($searchParameters["title"] is false and $searchParameters["tags"] is false and $searchParameters["text"] is false and $searchParameters["media"] is false) and !([undefined, "", " ", " ", null, true, false, 0, NaN].includes($search))>> <<if $searchParameters["exactMatch"] is false>> <<if $searchParameters["title"] is true>> <<if $searchParameters["caseSensitive"] is false>> <<set _temp to Story.lookupWith(function (p) { return (p.title.toLowerCase().includes(variables().search) || p.title.toLowerCase().replace("ð","d").includes(variables().search) || p.title.toLowerCase().replace("ð","th").includes(variables().search)) && p.tags.includes("includeInSearch"); });>> <<else>> <<set _temp to Story.lookupWith(function (p) { return p.title.includes(variables().search) && p.tags.includes("includeInSearch"); });>> <</if>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat(_temp)>> <<unset _temp>> <<for _i range $searchResults>> <<if Object.keys($external).includes(_i.title)>> <<run $searchResults.delete(_i)>> <<elseif Object.keys($art).includes(_i.title)>> <<run $searchResults.delete(_i)>> <<elseif Object.keys($games).includes(_i.title)>> <<run $searchResults.delete(_i)>> <<elseif Object.keys($maps).includes(_i.title)>> <<run $searchResults.delete(_i)>> <<elseif Object.keys($music).includes(_i.title)>> <<run $searchResults.delete(_i)>> <<elseif Object.keys($other).includes(_i.title)>> <<run $searchResults.delete(_i)>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if $searchParameters["title"] is true>> <<set _list to [$external, $art, $music, $games, $maps, $other]>> <<for _j range _list>> <<for _i range Object.keys(_j)>> <<if $searchParameters["caseSensitive"] is false>> <<if _i.toLowerCase().includes($search)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i), "link": clone(_j[_i])})>> <</if>> <<else>> <<if _i.includes($search)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i), "link": clone(_j[_i])})>> <</if>> <</if>> <</for>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if $searchParameters["tags"] is true>> <<set _passageList to Story.lookupWith(function (p) { return p; });>> <<for _i range _passageList>> <<capture _i>> <<for _j range _i.tags>> <<if $searchParameters["caseSensitive"] is true>> <<if _j.toLowerCase().includes($search) and _i.tags.includes("includeInSearch")>> <<if Object.keys($external).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($external[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($art).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($art[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($music).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($music[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($maps).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($maps[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($games).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($games[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($other).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($other[_i.title])})>> <<else>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat(_i)>> <</if>> <</if>> <<else>> <<if _j.includes($search) and _i.tags.includes("includeInSearch")>> <<if Object.keys($external).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($external[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($art).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($art[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($music).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($music[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($maps).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($maps[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($games).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($games[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($other).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($other[_i.title])})>> <<else>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat(_i)>> <</if>> <</if>> <</if>> <</for>> <</capture>> <</for>> <<unset _passageList>> <</if>> <<else>> <<if $searchParameters["title"] is true>> <<if $searchParameters["caseSensitive"] is false>> <<set _temp to Story.lookupWith(function (p) { return p.text.toLowerCase() == variables().search && p.tags.includes("includeInSearch"); });>> <<else>> <<set _temp to Story.lookupWith(function (p) { return p.text == variables().search && p.tags.includes("includeInSearch"); });>> <</if>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat(_temp)>> <<unset _temp>> <<for _i range $searchResults>> <<if Object.keys($external).includes(_i.title)>> <<run $searchResults.delete(_i)>> <<elseif Object.keys($art).includes(_i.title)>> <<run $searchResults.delete(_i)>> <<elseif Object.keys($maps).includes(_i.title)>> <<run $searchResults.delete(_i)>> <<elseif Object.keys($games).includes(_i.title)>> <<run $searchResults.delete(_i)>> <<elseif Object.keys($music).includes(_i.title)>> <<run $searchResults.delete(_i)>> <<elseif Object.keys($other).includes(_i.title)>> <<run $searchResults.delete(_i)>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if $searchParameters["title"] is true>> <<set _list to [$external, $maps, $music, $art, $games, $other]>> <<for _j range _list>> <<for _i range Object.keys(_j)>> <<if $searchParameters["caseSensitive"] is false>> <<if _i.toLowerCase() is $search>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i), "link": clone(_j[_i])})>> <</if>> <<else>> <<if _i is $search>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i), "link": clone(_j[_i])})>> <</if>> <</if>> <</for>> <</for>> <<unset _temp>> <</if>> <<if $searchParameters["tags"] is true>> <<set _temp to Story.lookupWith(function (p) { return p.tags.includes(variables().search) && p.tags.includes("includeInSearch"); });>> <<if _temp.length is 0>> <<set _passageList to Story.lookupWith(function (p) { return p; });>> <<for _i range _passageList>> <<capture _i>> <<for _j range _i.tags>> <<if $searchParameters["caseSensitive"] is false>> <<if _j.toLowerCase() is $search>> <<if Object.keys($external).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($external[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($art).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($art[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($music).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($music[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($maps).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($maps[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($games).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($games[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($other).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($other[_i.title])})>> <<else>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat(_i)>> <</if>> <</if>> <<else>> <<if _j is $search>> <<if Object.keys($external).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($external[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($art).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($art[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($music).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($music[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($maps).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($maps[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($games).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($games[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($other).includes(_i.title)>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($other[_i.title])})>> <<else>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat(_i)>> <</if>> <</if>> <</if>> <</for>> <</capture>> <</for>> <<unset _passageList>> <<else>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat(_temp)>> <</if>> <<unset _temp>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if $searchParameters["text"] is true>> <<if $searchParameters["caseSensitive"] is false>> <<set _temp to Story.lookupWith(function (p) { return p.text.toLowerCase().includes(variables().search) && p.tags.includes("includeInSearch"); });>> <<else>> <<set _temp to Story.lookupWith(function (p) { return p.text.includes(variables().search) && p.tags.includes("includeInSearch"); });>> <</if>> <<for _i range _temp>> <<if Object.keys($external).includes(_i.title)>> <<run _temp.delete(_i)>> <<set _temp to _temp.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($external[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($art).includes(_i.title)>> <<run _temp.delete(_i)>> <<set _temp to _temp.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($art[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($maps).includes(_i.title)>> <<run _temp.delete(_i)>> <<set _temp to _temp.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($maps[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($music).includes(_i.title)>> <<run _temp.delete(_i)>> <<set _temp to _temp.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($music[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($games).includes(_i.title)>> <<run _temp.delete(_i)>> <<set _temp to _temp.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($games[_i.title])})>> <<elseif Object.keys($other).includes(_i.title)>> <<run _temp.delete(_i)>> <<set _temp to _temp.concat({"title": clone(_i.title), "link": clone($other[_i.title])})>> <</if>> <</for>> <<set $searchResults to $searchResults.concat(_temp)>> <<unset _temp>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if $searchResults.length is not 0 and ($search.startsWith(" ") or $search.startsWith(" "))>> <<set _notSpace to false>> <<for _i range $search>> <<if _i is not " " and _i is not " ">> <<set _notSpace to true>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if _notSpace is false>> <<set $searchResults to []>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if $searchResults.length is not 0>> <<set $searchResults to new Set(variables().searchResults)>> <<set $searchResults to Array.from($searchResults)>> <<run $searchResults.sort(function (a, b) { var nameA = a.title.toUpperCase(), nameB = b.title.toUpperCase(); if (nameA < nameB) { return -1; } else if (nameA > nameB) { return 1; } return 0; });>> <<set _uniqueList to []>> <<for _i range $searchResults>> <<if ($searchParameters.art is true and Object.keys($art).includes(_i.title)) or ($searchParameters.maps is true and Object.keys($maps).includes(_i.title)) or ($searchParameters.music is true and Object.keys($music).includes(_i.title)) or ($searchParameters.games is true and Object.keys($games).includes(_i.title)) or ($searchParameters.other is true and Object.keys($other).includes(_i.title)) or ($searchParameters.literature is true and !(Object.keys($art).includes(_i.title)) and !(Object.keys($maps).includes(_i.title)) and !(Object.keys($music).includes(_i.title)) and !(Object.keys($games).includes(_i.title)) and !(Object.keys($other).includes(_i.title)))>> <<set _unique to true>> <<for _j range _uniqueList>> <<if _i.title is _j.title>> <<set _unique to false>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<else>> <<set _unique to false>> <</if>> <<if _unique is true>> <<run _uniqueList.push(_i)>> <</if>> <</for>> <<set $searchResults to _uniqueList>> <<if $searchResults.length gt 1>>''<<print $searchResults.length + ' results for "' + $search + '"\n'>>'' <<else>>''<<print $searchResults.length + ' result for "' + _originalSearch + '"\n'>>''<</if>> <<for _i range $searchResults>> <<capture _i>> <<set _title to _i.title>> <<if !([undefined, "", " ", " ", null, true, false, 0, NaN].includes(_i) or [undefined, "", " ", " ", null, true, false, 0, NaN].includes(_i)) and !([undefined, "", " ", " ", null, true, false, 0, NaN].includes(_i) or [undefined, "", " ", " ", null, true, false, 0, NaN].includes(_i.title)) and !([undefined, "", " ", " ", null, true, false, 0, NaN].includes(_i) or [undefined, "", " ", " ", null, true, false, 0, NaN].includes(_title)) and !(Object.keys($art).includes(_i.title)) and !(Object.keys($music).includes(_i.title)) and !(Object.keys($games).includes(_i.title)) and !(Object.keys($maps).includes(_i.title)) and !(Object.keys($other).includes(_i.title)) and !(Object.keys($external).includes(_i.title))>> <<link _title>><<goto _i.title>><</link>> <<print "\n">> <<elseif (Object.keys($art).includes(_i.title) or Object.keys($music).includes(_i.title) or Object.keys($maps).includes(_i.title) or Object.keys($games).includes(_i.title) or Object.keys($other).includes(_i.title) or Object.keys($external).includes(_i.title))>> <a @href="_i.link" target="_blank"><<link _title>><</link>></a> <<print "\n">> <</if>> <</capture>> <</for>> <<else>> <<print "No results.">> <</if>> <>

<<backToHome>> <<contentWarning "imprisonment, sensory deprivation, surgery, torture" 1>> <<settings>> <<bar>> The punishment was cruel. Needlessly cruel. But it was necessary, they told us. It couldn't be any other way. No one was sure when the punishment of sensorial nullification began, or if it had always been this extreme, this absurd. There weren't many records, and we were never told the nature of the subject's crimes - that was intentional. Legally, they were no longer //people//. They had no name, no age, no identity, no rights. Sometimes, I wondered if our subjects were even criminals at all. The procedure began with restraints and anesthesia. //Lots// of anesthesia. We used lasers to remove all the hair from the subject's head and body. Breathing and feeding tubes were inserted into the subject. The subject had their eyes, ears, nose, tongue, teeth, and jaw removed, with the holes stitched shut. The genitals were removed next, and more tubes were inserted to deal with waste management. Afterwards, we severed as many ligaments as we could reach. Organs deemed "unnecessary" were harvested, to be preserved and sold. One arm and both legs were removed, along with the hand of the remaining arm, also to be preserved and sold. Four IVs were inserted into the remaining arm. One to completely paralyze the subject, another to totally numb them, a third to block hormone production, and a fourth for the occasional burst of stimulants. We kept the drugs on a constant rotation, making sure the body never got too used to anything. The stimulants were to be delivered at inconsistent intervals, negating any potential sense of time. All necessary nutrients would be provided by the feeding tube. If nothing else, our subjects were always //healthy// - at least, that was what we told ourselves. The subject was then to be placed in a sensory deprivation tank, one that would eventually be sealed shut, with only holes for managing the tubes running through their body. The subject would be woken up, the first dose of stimulants would arrive. There would be no sensory input to hold on to. The mind would start to slip away, wakefulness and dreams would meld together. As the brain began to shut down, a jolt of stimulation would suddenly bring awareness flooding back. Quiet hallucinations, gradually fading away, would become loud once more. Never-ending mental agony. Sensorial nullification was achieved. We never failed at our job. In my fifteen orbits of work, not a single subject died. The older employees had told me that some of the subjects had been there for over a hundred orbits. Sometimes I still see the subjects in my dreams, faces smoothed over. I don't want to think about it anymore.

<<backToHome>> It is recommended that one reads [[Sensorial Nullification]] first. <<contentWarning "derealization, imprisonment, sensory deprivation" 1>> <<settings>> <<bar>> I am. I think I am. I think. I don't know where I am. I don't know how I got here. I don't know how long I've been here. I don't even know if the word //here// applies anymore. There is no sight, no sound, no taste, no smell, no touch, no pain, no heat, no up, no down. There is nothing, so how can there be //here//? I am a disembodied voice floating through an endless void. I am. I think I am. I think. I see things at times - I think I'm dreaming. There is only that which my head creates, my head which I cannot feel, which cannot sense and cannot be sensed. I see my loved ones. I can't remember their names. Why can't I remember their names? What is my name? I am- I am. I think I am. I think. Then comes that rush. That sudden, inexplicable rush. My memories come flooding back to me. The hallucinations grow potent, my lucid dreams grow vivid. I am awake. I am alive. I am. I think I am. I think. And just like that, it all starts to fade. I just have to keep telling myself - I am. I think I am. I think. I think therefore I am. I am. I think I am. I think.

<> <<if ndef $variableMythVersion>> <<set $variableMythVersion to "VariableMythStart">> <</if>> <><<backToHome>> <<contentWarning "murder, religious themes, war, possibility of forced marriage, possibility of incest" 1>> <<settings>> <<bar>> <<include $variableMythVersion>>

<> <<set _options to [ ]>> <<set _options[0] to ["hebdatunits", "years"]>> <<if random(1,100) is not 4>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _zhanylra to _rakhasName>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _zyholnra to _rakhasName>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _ghehdra to _rakhasName>> <<else>> <<set _zhanylra to "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to "Ghehd'ra">> <</if>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 100; _i++>> <<if _zyholnra is _zhanylra>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _zyholnra to _rakhasName>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 100; _i++>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _ghehdra to _rakhasName>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if random(1,12) is 2>> <<if _zhanylra is "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _zhanylra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Жanil'ra", "Zhanyl'ra", "Zhanil'ra", "Sanil'ra", "Sanyl'ra", "Shanil'ra", "Shanyl'ra", "Zanil'ra", "Zanyl'ra", "Naжyl'ra")>> <<elseif _zhanylra is "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _zhanylra to either("Zyholn'ra", "Zaiholn'ra", "Xaiholn'ra", "Saiholn'ra", "Zyeholn'ra", "Xyeholn'ra", "Syeholn'ra", "Hyzoln'ra")>> <<elseif _zhanylra is "Ghehd'ra">> <<set _zhanylra to either("Ghehd'ra", "Guhed'ra", "Kuhed'ra", "Ghaed'ra", "Khaed'ra", "Gaheed'ra", "Kaheed'ra", "Ghuhed'ra", "Khuhed'ra", "Hugehd'ra")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if random(1,12) is 3 or (random(1,3) is not 2 and _zyholnra is _zhanylra)>> <<if _zyholnra is "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Жanil'ra", "Zhanyl'ra", "Zhanil'ra", "Sanil'ra", "Sanyl'ra", "Shanil'ra", "Shanyl'ra", "Zanil'ra", "Zanyl'ra", "Naжyl'ra")>> <<elseif _zyholnra is "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to either("Zyholn'ra", "Zaiholn'ra", "Xaiholn'ra", "Saiholn'ra", "Zyeholn'ra", "Xyeholn'ra", "Syeholn'ra", "Hyzoln'ra")>> <<elseif _zyholnra is "Ghehd'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to either("Ghehd'ra", "Guhed'ra", "Kuhed'ra", "Ghaed'ra", "Khaed'ra", "Gaheed'ra", "Kaheed'ra", "Ghuhed'ra", "Khuhed'ra", "Hugehd'ra")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if random(1,12) is 4 or (random(1,3) is not 2 and (_ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra))>> <<if _ghehdra is "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Жanil'ra", "Zhanyl'ra", "Zhanil'ra", "Sanil'ra", "Sanyl'ra", "Shanil'ra", "Shanyl'ra", "Zanil'ra", "Zanyl'ra", "Naжyl'ra")>> <<elseif _ghehdra is "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to either("Zyholn'ra", "Zaiholn'ra", "Xaiholn'ra", "Saiholn'ra", "Zyeholn'ra", "Xyeholn'ra", "Syeholn'ra", "Hyzoln'ra")>> <<elseif _ghehdra is "Ghehd'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to either("Ghehd'ra", "Guhed'ra", "Kuhed'ra", "Ghaed'ra", "Khaed'ra", "Gaheed'ra", "Kaheed'ra", "Ghuhed'ra", "Khuhed'ra", "Hugehd'ra")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _zyholnra is _zhanylra>> <<set _zyholnra to "Other " + _zyholnra>> <</if>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<set _ghehdra to "Other " + _ghehdra>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<set _ghehdra to "Other " + _ghehdra>> <</if>> <</if>> <<rakhasPronouns>> <<set _psinoetics to either("angels", "psinoetics")>> <<set _brine to either(either("brine", "brine", "brine", "brine", "brine", "brine", "oil", "soda", either("brine", "oil", "soda", "blood", "mist", "syrup", "water", "nebula", "burger juice", "mustard", "void", "vomit", either("fabric", "piss"))), either("brine", "oil", "soda"), either("brine", "oil", "soda"), either("brine", "oil", "soda"), either("brine", "oil", "soda", "blood", "mist", "syrup", "water", "nebula", "burger juice", "mustard", "void", "vomit", either("fabric", "piss")))>> <<if random(1,100) is not 80 and (_brine is "brine" or _brine is "water" or _brine is "soda" or _brine is "void")>> <<if _brine is "brine" or _brine is "water">> <<set _salty to "salty">> <<elseif _brine is "soda">> <<set _salty to "carbonated">> <<elseif _brine is "void">> <<set _salty to "intangible">> <</if>> <<else>> <<set _salty to either("salty", "sour", "sweet", "bitter", "savory", "spicy", "crunchy", "chalky", "boiling", "soft", "hard", "carbonated")>> <</if>> <<set _sour to either("salty", "sour", "sweet", "bitter", "savory", "spicy", "crunchy", "chalky", "boiling", "soft", "hard", "intangible", "carbonated")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 5; _i++>> <<if _sour is _salty>> <<set _sour to either("salty", "sour", "sweet", "bitter", "savory", "spicy", "crunchy", "chalky", "boiling", "soft", "hard", "intangible", "carbonated")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if _sour is _salty>> <<set _sour to "...also " + _sour>> <</if>> <<set _time to either(true, false)>> <<set _tree to either(false, either("tree-like fractal", "fractal-like tree", "tree"))>> <<set _psinoeticsFirst to either(true, false, true, false)>> <<set _zMorality to either(either("neutral", "neutral", "neutral", "good", "evil"), either("neutral", "neutral", "good", "evil"))>> <<set _zhanylraAppearance to either(true, false)>> <<if _zhanylraAppearance is true>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _zhanylraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <</if>> <<set _zyholnraAppearance to either(true, false)>> <<if _zyholnraAppearance is true>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _zyholnraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <</if>> <<set _ghehdraAppearance to either(true, false)>> <<if _ghehdraAppearance is true>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _ghehdraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <</if>> <<if either(2,3) is 3 and ((_zhanylraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is false) or (_zhanylraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false and _ghehdraAppearance is false) or (_zhanylraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is not false))>> <<set _zhanylraAppearance to false>> <<set _zyholnraAppearance to false>> <<set _ghehdraAppearance to false>> <</if>> <<if either(2,3) is 2 and ((_zhanylraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false and _ghehdraAppearance is not false) or (_zhanylraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is not false) or (_zhanylraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false and _ghehdraAppearance is false))>> <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _zhanylraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <<elseif _zyholnraAppearance is false>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _zyholnraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <<else>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _ghehdraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if (visited() gt 1 and random(1,16) is not 10) or (visited() is 1 and random(1,20) is not 10)>> <<set _incest to 0>> <<else>> <<set _incest to either(1,2,3)>> <<if _incest is 2 and either(1,2) is 2>> <<rakhasName 1>> <<set _zhanylra to _rakhasName>> <<elseif _incest is 1 or (_incest is 3 and either(1,2,3) is 1)>> <<set _zMorality to "neutral">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if random(1,36) is not 11>> <<set _forcedMarriage to false>> <<else>> <<set _forcedMarriage to true>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasim to either("rakhasim", "rakhasim", "elder gods", "elder angels")>> <<set _rakhasAnnoy to either("zhanylra", "ghehdra", "both", "children")>> <><<if either(1,2) is 1>>Imagine, for a moment, a thousand turbulent seas, superimposed over one another. This was the //sea of antipossibilities//. When two waves overlapped, matching in surface level, a spark would ignite - a possibility, quickly snuffed out in the hostile sea. But in those small moments of possibility, structure would arise - the embryo of the cosmos, which in its few instants of life would grow into everything we've come to know. <</if>><>At <<if _time is true and either(1,2) is 1>>the beginning of everything<<else>>a time <<if _time is false>>before time<<else>>long ago<</if>><</if>>,<<if either(2,3,4) is not 3>> in a space <<if _time is false>>before space<<else>>outside space<</if>>,<</if>> there was the primordial _brine<<if random(1,10) is 1>>, and an infinite nothing above<<else>>. <<print either("That", "That", "An")>> <<print either("infinite", "endless", either("infinite", "endless", "open"))>> sea, _salty <<print either("and", "yet")>> _sour<</if>>. Out from <<print either("the", "the", "the", "that")>> _brine <<print either("crawled", "burst", "emerged")>> <<if _incest is 0>><<if random(1,40) is not 35>>the three _rakhasim<<else>>an infinite number of _rakhasim, though only three were important<</if>> - <<print either(_zhanylra + ", " + _zyholnra + ", and " + _ghehdra, _zhanylra + ", " + _ghehdra + ", and " + _zyholnra, _zyholnra + ", " + _zhanylra + ", and " + _ghehdra, _zyholnra + ", " + _ghehdra + ", and " + _zhanylra, _ghehdra + ", " + _zyholnra + ", and " + _zhanylra, _ghehdra + ", " + _zhanylra + ", and " + _zyholnra)>>, equal in agelessness and equal in power. <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is false>>Their forms were beyond comprehension<<if either(2,3,4) is 4 and _zMorality is "neutral">>, to <<print either("even", "merely")>> glimpse upon them would <<print either("be enough to ", "be enough to ", "")>>drive one <<print either("mad", "to madness", "insane")>><<elseif _zMorality is not "neutral">>, but their morality was not<<elseif either(1,2) is 1>>, as was their morality<</if>>.<<else>>If the human mind were to attempt to perceive them, <<if _zhanylraAppearance is not false>> _zhanylra would have had the appearance of _zhanylraAppearance,<<if _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is false>> and<</if>><</if>> <<if _zyholnraAppearance is not false>> _zyholnra would have had the appearance of _zyholnraAppearance, <<if _zhanylraAppearance is not false or _ghehdraAppearance is false>>and<</if>><</if>> <<if _ghehdraAppearance is not false>> _ghehdra would have had the appearance of _ghehdraAppearance<<if _zhanylraAppearance is false or _zyholnraAppearance is false>>, and<<elseif _zhanylraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false>>.<</if>><</if>> <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false or _zyholnraAppearance is false or _ghehdraAppearance is false>> <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false>>_zhanylra<<if _zyholnraAppearance is false or _ghehdraAppearance is false>> and <</if>><</if>><<if _zyholnraAppearance is false>>_zyholnra<<if _ghehdraAppearance is false>> and <</if>><</if>><<if _ghehdraAppearance is false>>_ghehdra<</if>> would have held <<if (_zhanylraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false and _ghehdraAppearance is not false) or (_zhanylraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is not false) or (_zhanylraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false and _ghehdraAppearance is false)>>a form<<else>>forms<</if>> beyond all attempts at comprehension.<</if>><</if>> <<if _zMorality is not "neutral">><<print _zyholnra.toUpperFirst()>> knew only _zMorality, _ghehdra knew only <<if _zMorality is "good">>evil<<else>>good<</if>>, and _zhanylra was innocent, knowing neither. <</if>> <<elseif _incest is 1>><<if random(1,40) is not 35>>the two _rakhasim<<else>>an infinite number of _rakhasim, though only two were important<</if>> - <<print either(_zhanylra + " and " + _zyholnra, _zyholnra + " and " + _zhanylra)>>, equal in agelessness and equal in power. <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is false>>Their forms were beyond comprehension<<if either(2,3,4) is 4>>, to <<print either("even", "merely")>> glimpse upon them would <<print either("be enough to ", "be enough to ", "")>>drive one <<print either("mad", "to madness", "insane")>><<elseif either(1,2,3) is not 1>>, as was their morality<</if>><<else>>If the human mind were to attempt to perceive them, <<if _zhanylraAppearance is not false>> _zhanylra would have had the appearance of _zhanylraAppearance, and<</if>> <<if _zyholnraAppearance is not false>> _zyholnra would have had the appearance of _zyholnraAppearance<<if _zhanylraAppearance is false>>, and<<else>>.<</if>><</if>> <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false or _zyholnraAppearance is false>> <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false>>_zhanylra<<if _zyholnraAppearance is false>> and <</if>><</if>><<if _zyholnraAppearance is false>>_zyholnra<</if>> would have held <<if (_zhanylraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false) or (_zhanylraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is false)>>a form<<else>>forms<</if>> beyond all attempts at comprehension.<</if>><</if>> In time,<<if _time is false>> or the lack thereof,<</if>> _zhanylra and _zyholnra would <<if random(2,10) is not 4>>come to lust for one another<<else>>fall in love<</if>>. Together, they would <<print either("birth", "create", "beget", "construct","produce")>> two children. The first, //_ghehdra// - a third <<if _rakhasim is "rakhasim">>rakhas<<elseif _rakhasim is "elder angels">>elder angel<<else>>elder god<</if>> - and the second, <<if _psinoeticsFirst is true>><<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>//psinoetics//<<else>>the //angels//<</if>><<else>>//information//<</if>>. <<if _ghehdraAppearance is false>><<print _ghehdra.toUpperFirst() + "'s">> form would be beyond comprehension<<else>><<print _ghehdra.toUpperFirst()>> would have had the appearance of _ghehdraAppearance<</if>><<if _psinoeticsFirst is false>>, and information would bring forth <<if _time is false>><<print either(either("nemid", "concepts and nemid"), either("nemid", "nemid", "space and time", "spacetime", "space, time, and flise", "space, time, and yi", "space, time, and gemara", "space, time, flise, and yi", "space, time, flise, and gemara", "space, time, yi, and gemara", "concepts and nemid", "concepts and spacetime", "concepts, space, time, and flise", "concepts, space, time, and yi", "concepts, space, time, and gemara", "concepts, space, time, flise, and yi", "concepts, space, time, flise, and gemara", "concepts, space, time, yi, and gemara"))>><<else>>concepts<</if>><</if>>. <<if _psinoeticsFirst is true>>More time <<if _time is false>>wouldn't<<else>>would<</if>><<else>>Time would<</if>> pass, and _zhanylra would fall for <<print _pronouns1[2] + " " + either(either("son", "daughter"), "offspring", "offspring", "offspring", "offspring", "offspring", "offspring", "offspring", "offspring", "offspring")>>, the <<print either("beautiful", "horrific")>> _ghehdra. Together, they would <<print either("birth", "create", "beget", "construct","produce")>> <<if _psinoeticsFirst is false>><<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>//psinoetics//<<else>>the //angels//<</if>>, and <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetics<<else>>the angels<</if>> would begin a graceful dance with information<<else>>//information//, and information would bring forth <<if _time is false>><<print either(either("nemid", "concepts and nemid"), either("nemid", "nemid", "space and time", "spacetime", "space, time, and flise", "space, time, and yi", "space, time, and gemara", "space, time, flise, and yi", "space, time, flise, and gemara", "space, time, yi, and gemara", "concepts and nemid", "concepts and spacetime", "concepts, space, time, and flise", "concepts, space, time, and yi", "concepts, space, time, and gemara", "concepts, space, time, flise, and yi", "concepts, space, time, flise, and gemara", "concepts, space, time, yi, and gemara"))>><<else>>concepts<</if>>, and information would begin a graceful dance with <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetics<<else>>the angels<</if>><</if>>, seemingly forever <<print either("intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "united")>>. <<elseif _incest is 2>><<if random(1,40) is not 35>>a singular <<if _rakhasim is "rakhasim">>rakhas<<elseif _rakhasim is "elder angels">>elder angel<<else>>elder god<</if>>,<<else>>an infinite number of _rakhasim, though only one was important -<</if>> _zhanylra. <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false>><<print _pronouns1[2].toUpperFirst()>> form was beyond comprehension<<if either(2,3,4) is 4 and _zMorality is "neutral">>, to <<print either("even", "merely")>> glimpse upon <<print _pronouns1[1]>> would <<print either("be enough to ", "be enough to ", "")>>drive one <<print either("mad", "to madness", "insane")>><<elseif _zMorality is not "neutral">>, but <<print _pronouns1[2]>> morality was not - _zhanylra was innocent, a blank slate, knowing not of good nor evil<<elseif either(1,2) is 1>>, as was <<print _pronouns1[2]>> morality<</if>>.<<else>>If the human mind were to attempt to perceive <<print _pronouns1[1]>>, _zhanylra would have had the appearance of _zhanylraAppearance.<</if>> <<print _zhanylra.toUpperFirst()>> would eventually come to <<print either("birth", "create", "beget", "construct","produce")>> two children, also _rakhasim - <<print either("//" + _zyholnra + "// and //" + _ghehdra + "//", "//" + _ghehdra + "// and //" + _zyholnra + "//")>>. <<if _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is false>>Their forms were beyond comprehension<<if _zMorality is not "neutral">>, but their morality was not<<elseif either(1,2) is 1>>, as was their morality<</if>>.<<else>>If the human mind were to attempt to perceive them, <<if _ghehdraAppearance is not false>> _ghehdra would have had the appearance of _ghehdraAppearance, and<</if>> <<if _zyholnraAppearance is not false>> _zyholnra would have had the appearance of _zyholnraAppearance<<if _ghehdraAppearance is false>> and<<else>>.<</if>><</if>> <<if _ghehdraAppearance is false or _zyholnraAppearance is false>> <<if _ghehdraAppearance is false>>_ghehdra<<if _zyholnraAppearance is false>> and <</if>><</if>><<if _zyholnraAppearance is false>>_zyholnra<</if>> would have held <<if (_ghehdraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false) or (_ghehdraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is false)>>a form<<else>>forms<</if>> beyond all attempts at comprehension.<</if>><</if>> <<if _zMorality is not "neutral">><<print _zyholnra.toUpperFirst()>> knew only _zMorality, while _ghehdra knew only <<if _zMorality is "good">>evil<<else>>good<</if>>. <</if>> <<elseif _incest is 3>><<if random(1,40) is not 35>>the two _rakhasim<<else>>an infinite number of _rakhasim, though only two were important<</if>> - <<print either(_zyholnra + " and " + _ghehdra, _ghehdra + " and " + _zyholnra)>>, equal in agelessness and equal in power. <<if _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is false>>Their forms were beyond comprehension<<if either(2,3,4) is 4 and _zMorality is "neutral">>, to <<print either("even", "merely")>> glimpse upon them would <<print either("be enough to ", "be enough to ", "")>>drive one <<print either("mad", "to madness", "insane")>><<elseif _zMorality is not "neutral">>, but their morality was not<<elseif either(1,2) is 1>>, as was their morality<</if>>.<<else>>If the human mind were to attempt to perceive them, <<if _ghehdraAppearance is not false>> _ghehdra would have had the appearance of _ghehdraAppearance, and<</if>> <<if _zyholnraAppearance is not false>> _zyholnra would have had the appearance of _zyholnraAppearance<<if _ghehdraAppearance is false>> and<<else>>.<</if>><</if>> <<if _ghehdraAppearance is false or _zyholnraAppearance is false>> <<if _ghehdraAppearance is false>>_ghehdra<<if _zyholnraAppearance is false>> and <</if>><</if>><<if _zyholnraAppearance is false>>_zyholnra<</if>> would have held <<if (_ghehdraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false) or (_ghehdraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is false)>>a form<<else>>forms<</if>> beyond all attempts at comprehension.<</if>><</if>> <<if _zMorality is not "neutral">><<print _zyholnra.toUpperFirst()>> knew only _zMorality, _ghehdra knew only <<if _zMorality is "good">>evil<<else>>good<</if>>. <</if>> Eventually, _zyholnra and _ghehdra would come to lust for one another. Together, they would <<print either("birth", "create", "beget", "construct","produce")>> a third <<if _rakhasim is "rakhasim">>rakhas<<elseif _rakhasim is "elder angels">>elder angel<<else>>elder god<</if>>, //_zhanylra//, <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false>>whose form was beyond comprehension<<else>>who would have had the appearance of _zhanylraAppearance<</if>>. <</if>> <<if _incest is not 1>>In time,<<if _time is false>> or the lack thereof,<</if>> <<if _zMorality is not "neutral">>_zyholnra would teach _zhanylra _zMorality, and they<<else>>_zhanylra and _zyholnra<</if>> would <<if _zMorality is "evil" and random(2,6) is not 4>><<if either(5,7) is 5>>quickly come to <</if>>lust for one another<<else>><<if _zMorality is not "neutral" and either(5,7) is 5>>quickly <</if>>fall in love<</if>>. Together, they would <<print either("birth", "create", "beget", "construct","produce")>> <<if _psinoeticsFirst is true>><<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>//psinoetics//<<else>>the //angels//<</if>><<else>>//information//, and information would bring forth <<if _time is false>><<print either(either("nemid", "concepts and nemid"), either("nemid", "nemid", "space and time", "spacetime", "space, time, and flise", "space, time, and yi", "space, time, and gemara", "space, time, flise, and yi", "space, time, flise, and gemara", "space, time, yi, and gemara", "concepts and nemid", "concepts and spacetime", "concepts, space, time, and flise", "concepts, space, time, and yi", "concepts, space, time, and gemara", "concepts, space, time, flise, and yi", "concepts, space, time, flise, and gemara", "concepts, space, time, yi, and gemara"))>><<else>>concepts<</if>><</if>>. <<if _psinoeticsFirst is true>>More time <<if _time is false>>wouldn't<<else>>would<</if>><<else>>Time would<</if>> pass, and <<if _zMorality is not "neutral">>the <<print either("beautiful", "horrific")>> _ghehdra would <<if _zMorality is "evil">>enlighten _zhanylra to the nature of good<<else>>seduce _zhanylra to the side of evil<</if>>, and _zhanylra would fall for _ghehdra<<else>>_zhanylra would <<if _forcedMarriage is true>>attempt to court the <<print either("beautiful", "horrific")>> _ghehdra. <<print either(_pronouns3[0].toUpperFirst(), _ghehdra)>> would reject _zhanylra, and so <<print _pronouns1[0]>> would take <<print _pronouns3[1]>> forcibly as <<print _pronouns1[2]>> <<print either("bride", "bride", "bride", "groom", "spouse")>><<else>>fall for the <<print either("beautiful", "horrific")>> _ghehdra<</if>><</if>>. Together, they would <<print either("birth", "create", "beget", "construct","produce")>> <<if _psinoeticsFirst is false>><<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>//psinoetics//<<else>>the //angels//<</if>>, and <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetics<<else>>the angels<</if>> would begin a graceful dance with information<<else>>//information//, and information would bring forth <<if _time is false>><<print either(either("nemid", "concepts and nemid"), either("nemid", "nemid", "space and time", "spacetime", "space, time, and flise", "space, time, and yi", "space, time, and gemara", "space, time, flise, and yi", "space, time, flise, and gemara", "space, time, yi, and gemara", "concepts and nemid", "concepts and spacetime", "concepts, space, time, and flise", "concepts, space, time, and yi", "concepts, space, time, and gemara", "concepts, space, time, flise, and yi", "concepts, space, time, flise, and gemara", "concepts, space, time, yi, and gemara"))>><<else>>concepts<</if>>, and information would begin a graceful dance with <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetics<<else>>the angels<</if>><</if>>, seemingly forever <<print either("intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "united")>>.<</if>> <> <<if either(1,2,3) is 1 and _zMorality is not "good">><<annoyedRakhas>><<else>><<if either(4,5) is 4>><<if either(3,4) is 3>><<print _zyholnra.toUpperFirst()>>, however, would grow jealous of _ghehdra, and would slay <<print _pronouns3[1]>> in <<print either("cold blood", "a bitter rage")>><<else>>The love of <<print either(_zhanylra + " and " + _ghehdra, _ghehdra + " and " + _zhanylra)>> would be a short-lived one, for _zyholnra grew bitter and slew _ghehdra in a jealous rage<</if>><<else>><<print _ghehdra.toUpperFirst()>>, however, would grow jealous of _zhanylra's other lover, _zyholnra, and would attempt to slay <<print _pronouns2[1]>> in cold blood, but <<print _pronouns2[0]>> would fight back, slaying _ghehdra instead<</if>><<if _tree is not false>>, and from <<print _pronouns3[2]>> corpse would blossom a <<print either("beautiful", "horrific")>> _tree, which all of <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">><<print either("reality", "information", either("reality", "information", "psinoetics"))>><<else>><<print either("reality", "information", either("reality", "information", "the angels"))>><</if>> would come to orbit<</if>>. <<print _zhanylra.toUpperFirst()>>, <<print either("rageful", "driven half-mad by the loss of " + either(_ghehdra, _pronouns1[2] + " lover"), "driven half-mad by the loss of " + either(_ghehdra, _pronouns1[2] + " lover"))>>, would gather half of <<print _pronouns1[2]>> children, <<if _psinoeticsFirst is true>>the information<<else>><<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>the psinoetics<<else>>the angels<</if>><</if>>, and declare war upon _zyholnra, who in turn gathered <<print _pronouns2[2]>> own children, <<if _psinoeticsFirst is false>>the information<<else>><<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>the psinoetics<<else>>the angels<</if>><</if>>. <<rakhasWar>><</if>> <<link "Wait, no, that's not quite right. I think it went more like...">><<run $passageList.pop()>><<if random(1,50) is 1>><<set $variableMythVersion to "VariableMyth0">><<elseif random(1,50) is 1>><<set $variableMythVersion to "VariableMythOriginal">><<else>><<set $variableMythVersion to either("VariableMyth3Original", "VariableMyth3Alone")>><</if>><<goto "The Variable Myth">><</link>>

You walk down the stairs of your old home, finding yourself in the basement where you and your friends used to spend every day. You wipe the dust off the couch and take a seat. It's YEAR. NAME1 and NAME2 are playing CHESS, and NAME1 is losing as per usual. It never seemed to click with PRONOUN that trying to beat a constructed intelligence in any form of chess, let alone CHESS, was a sisyphean task. Meanwhile, you're staring at the television. Around a month ago your dad took an old universe simulator from work, and you've been glued to it ever since. You fidget with the joystick. There's some kind of battle between two fleets of spacecraft - you don't see that very often, most civilizations switch to long distance weaponry and computronium long before they're advanced enough to even consider interstellar warfare. NAME1 bangs on the table. PRONOUN lost, again. NAME2 offers for them to switch to four-dimensional tic-tac-toe, and NAME1 confidently accepts. You're not exactly sure why, seeing as PRONOUN's even worse at that game. You turn back to the television to find that the battle ended in mutual annihilation. A thread of cobweb drifts down from the ceiling. The television was sold a long time ago. A draft blows through the home, another day passes by.

<<backToHome>> <<contentWarning>> <<settings>> <<bar>> <><<set _options to [ ]>> <<set _options[0] to ["cd́d̀f́céafc'd̀", "this language", "this song is like sharing", "distribution song is-similar-to this"]>> <<set _options[1] to ['"fl̋ph́ŋsètmᵹ̈"', '"flafse"', '"singular flafse (the concept of flafse holding high honor), spoken as a statement to a stranger"', '"flafse-high-honor-to-word-and-neutral-honor-to-addressee-statement-to-stranger-singular"']>> <<set _options[2] to ['"sŕ’kǔn̏k̄seŋ"', '"Skrunk"', '"Skrunk (the concept of Skrunk holding mid-high or neutral honor)"', '"Skrunk-mid-high-or-neutral-honor-to-word-and-neutral-honor-to-addressee"']>> <<set _options[3] to ['"cd̀"', '"is"']>> <<set _options[4] to ['"af"', '"is similar to"']>> <>''Flafse Standard'' Flafse Standard, or as the flafse call it, <<storyCycle>>, is the language spoken by approximately 92% of the baseline flafse population. Unlike humans, the flafse do not communicate by pushing air out of their mouth, but rather through combinations of sounds that to humans would be reminiscent of gurgling, slurping, and swishing saliva. Some flafse languages further implement spitting and gulping, but Flafse Standard does no such thing. <center><img src="images/flafsestandard.png" width="50%"></center> ''Flafse Speech'' Neither the English alphabet nor the IPA are capable of properly representing flafse speech using Latin/Latin-adjacent characters, and as such Flafse Standard is transcribed by humans by mapping each sound to a letter, regardless of the fact that the speech sounds nothing like any human language. Flafse "gurgles" can be made in seven different locations along a flafse's trunk, and these positions, from closest to the head to furthest, are labeled b, c, d, f, g, h, and i. "Slurps" are not location based but rather time-based, being divided into full slurps, half slurps, and quarter slurps, represented by a, e, and o, respectively. "Swishes" are represented through starting position and ending position. xʎy represents a "swish" from trunk position x to trunk position y, with no gurgling. xʎʎy, meanwhile, represents a "swish" from position x to y, with x being gurgled. xʎ’y represents a swish with a gurgle at position y but not at position x, and x'y represents a swish from x to y with both being gurgled. When a flafse gurgles, swishes, or slurps, it can do so with the trunk muscles pushed apart, pulled together, or relaxed, respectively known as open, closed, and middle state. An open state is indicated with the accent ̀ , a closed state is indicated with the accent ́ , and a middle state is indicated with no accent. For example, take the word ff́, meaning food, the act of eating, or an eater. In this word, the flafse would gurgle at the f position of the trunk twice, once in middle state and once in closed state. In Flafse Standard, two adjacent letters cannot have the same position and state, one or both must be different (thus one will never see the words "ff" or "f́f́" in Flafse Standard). <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 75%; text-align: center"> <tr> <th></th> <th>b</th> <th>c</th> <th>d</th> <th>f</th> <th>g</th> <th>h</th> <th>i</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Open</th> <td>b̀</td> <td>c̀</td> <td>d̀</td> <td>f̀</td> <td>g̀</td> <td>h̀</td> <td>ì</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Middle</th> <td>b</td> <td>c</td> <td>d</td> <td>f</td> <td>g</td> <td>h</td> <td>i</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Closed</th> <td>b́</td> <td>ć</td> <td>d́</td> <td>f́</td> <td>ǵ</td> <td>h́</td> <td>í</td> </tr> </table></center> A flafse may also gurgle at two or more different positions at once, and these positions may be in different states.<<note "A flafse cannot gurgle in two different states at the same position.">> In the case of gurgling in two positions at once, a new letter is used to indicate the combination, found with the following table: <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 75%; text-align: center"> <tr> <th></th> <th>b</th> <th>c</th> <th>d</th> <th>f</th> <th>g</th> <th>h</th> <th>i</th> </tr> <tr> <th>b</th> <td>b</td> <td>j</td> <td>k</td> <td>l</td> <td>m</td> <td>n</td> <td>p</td> </tr> <tr> <th>c</th> <td></td> <td>c</td> <td>q</td> <td>r</td> <td>s</td> <td>t</td> <td>u</td> </tr> <tr> <th>d</th> <td></td> <td></td> <td>d</td> <td>v</td> <td>w</td> <td>x</td> <td>y</td> </tr> <tr> <th>f</th> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td>f</td> <td>z</td> <td>þ</td> <td>ᵹ</td> </tr> <tr> <th>g</th> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td>g</td> <td>ȝ</td> <td>ð</td> </tr> <tr> <th>h</th> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td>h</td> <td>ʒ</td> </tr> <tr> <th>i</th> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td>i</td> </tr> </table></center> Of these sounds, Flafse Standard uses the following: <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 75%; text-align: center"> <tr> <th></th> <th>b</th> <th>c</th> <th>d</th> <th>f</th> <th>g</th> <th>h</th> <th>i</th> </tr> <tr> <th>b</th> <td>b</td> <td>j</td> <td>k</td> <td>l</td> <td>m</td> <td>n</td> <td>p</td> </tr> <tr> <th>c</th> <td></td> <td>c</td> <td>q</td> <td>r</td> <td>s</td> <td>t</td> <td>u</td> </tr> <tr> <th>d</th> <td></td> <td></td> <td>d</td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> </tr> <tr> <th>f</th> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td>f</td> <td></td> <td></td> <td>ᵹ</td> </tr> <tr> <th>g</th> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td>g</td> <td>ȝ</td> <td></td> </tr> <tr> <th>h</th> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td>h</td> <td></td> </tr> <tr> <th>i</th> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td></td> <td>i</td> </tr> </table></center> To represent the state of each position during a combined gurgle, more accents are used, with the position closest to the head (closest to b) being marked as the "first" position, and the position furthest from the head (closest to i) being marked as the "second" position. If both positions are in middle state, no accent is used. If the first position is middle and the second position is open, ̀ is used. If the first position is middle and the second position is closed, ́ is used. If the first position is open and the second position is middle, ̂ is used. If both positions are open, ̏ is used. If the first position is open and the second position is closed, ̈ is used. If the first position is closed and the second position is middle, ̌ is used. If the first position is closed and the second position is open, ̄ is used. If both positions are closed, ̋ is used. <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 75%; text-align: center"> <tr> <th>1v / 2></th> <th>Open</th> <th>Middle</th> <th>Closed</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Open</th> <td> ̏ </td> <td> ̂ </td> <td> ̈ </td> </tr> <tr> <th>Middle</th> <td> ̀ </td> <td>∅</td> <td> ́ </td> </tr> <tr> <th>Closed</th> <td> ̄ </td> <td> ̌ </td> <td> ̋ </td> </tr> </table></center> To represent combinations of three or four positions, two singular/dual position symbols are placed next to each other, followed by ŋ. For instance, bqŋ represents a combination of b and q, or b, c, and d, while jᵹŋ represents a combination of j and ᵹ, or b, c, f, and i. Combinations of more than four sounds do not occur in Flafse Standard, but there are characters to represent them: whereas ŋ combines the previous two sounds, ɛ combines the previous three sounds, ƕ combines the previous four sounds, ŋ̀ combines the previous five sounds, ɛ̀ combines the previous six sounds, and ƕ̀ combines the previous seven sounds. This leaves the human-transcribed Flafse Standard alphabet with the following characters: __//Basic Gurgles//__ bcdfghi b̀c̀d̀f̀g̀h̀ì b́ćd́f́ǵh́í __//Combined Gurgles//__ jklmnpqrstuᵹȝ j̀k̀l̀m̀ǹp̀q̀r̀s̀t̀ùᵹ̀ȝ̀ j́ḱĺḿńṕq́ŕśt́úᵹ́ȝ́ ĵk̂l̂m̂n̂p̂q̂r̂ŝt̂ûᵹ̂ȝ̂ j̏k̏l̏m̏n̏p̏q̏ȑs̏t̏ȕᵹ̏ȝ̏ j̈k̈l̈m̈n̈p̈q̈r̈s̈ẗüᵹ̈ȝ̈ ǰǩľm̌ňp̌q̌řšťǔᵹ̌ȝ̌ j̄k̄l̄m̄n̄p̄q̄r̄s̄t̄ūᵹ̄ȝ̄ j̋k̋l̋m̋n̋p̋q̋r̋s̋t̋űᵹ̋ȝ̋ __//Slurps//__ aeo àèò áéó __//Swish Characters//__ ʎ ʎʎ ʎ’ ’ __//Combined Gurgle Characters//__ ŋ ''Stack-Based Grammar'' A stack is a collection of elements with a "bottom" and "top", where new elements are added to the top of the stack. This can be pictured through mathematical operations. Take the following stack, for example: <center>- + 5 3 36</center> We start at the bottom, with the numbers, 36, 3, and 5. On top of these is the operation +, which takes the two numbers below, adds them together, and returns it as a new element. Following this operation, the stack looks like this: <center>- 8 [5+3] 36</center> We then encounter the operation -, which takes the two numbers below, subtracts them, and returns it as a new element. Following this operation, the stack looks like this: <center>28 [36-[5+3]]</center> One can then transfer the concept of stacks to the sentence structure of a language, with the first part of a sentence being the bottom of the stack, and the last part being the top. For instance, a stack-based sentence may appear as something like "me you and", where "and" is an operation that combines the elements below it and returns a new element, that being the concept of "us", or "you and me". Because elements that are operated on are returned as a single new element, one must be careful of word order: "pink black white and or" means "pink, or, black and white", while "pink black and white or" means "pink and black, or white". Flafse Standard, which uses a stack-based grammar, has two types of words: content words and operators. Content words act like nouns by default,<<note "But may act as adjectives in certain scenarios.">> while operators may fill the roles of verbs, conjunctions, or comparisons, or may manipulate the stack in ways inapplicable to human language. It is also important to note that while some operators are independent words, many take the form of suffixes, appended to the word which they will go on top of on the stack. For example, take the sentence "Fl̋ph́ŋsètmᵹ̈ sŕ’kǔn̏k̄seŋcd̀.", meaning "Skrunk is a flafse." In this sentence, the content words are <<storyCycle>> and <<storyCycle>>, while the operator is <<storyCycle>>, which takes the two content words below it in the stack and returns the statement "y is x", where x is the lowest of the two content words and y is the highest.<<note "One should take note of the fact that Flafse Standard operators work on content words in what would appear to be a backwards order for an English speaker.">> Despite comprising what in English would be a multitude of categories, there aren't many operators in Flafse Standard. Flafse languages tend to have little in the way of "verbs", instead relying on comparisons, metaphors, and similes. <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 75%; text-align: center"> <tr> <th>Operator</th> <th>Placement</th> <th>Meaning</th> </tr> <tr> <td>-ǩb́r̈</td> <td>x yǩb́r̈</td> <td>y uses x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-g</td> <td>x yg</td> <td>y and x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-ǵ</td> <td>x yǵ</td> <td>y or x (exclusive)</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-g̀</td> <td>x yg̀</td> <td>y or x (inclusive)</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-rs̄</td> <td>x yrs̄</td> <td>neither y nor x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-cd̀</td> <td>x ycd̀</td> <td>y is x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-h́</td> <td>x yh́</td> <td>y has traits of x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-af</td> <td>x yaf</td> <td>y is similar to x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-g̀ʎg</td> <td>x yg̀ʎg</td> <td>y owns x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-q̈</td> <td>x yaf zq̈</td> <td>z is more like x than y is</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-na</td> <td>x yaf zna</td> <td>z is less like x than y is</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-fʎh</td> <td>x yaf zfʎh</td> <td>z is just as much like x as y is</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-eȝ́</td> <td>x yeȝ́</td> <td>y is related to x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-l̄ʎm</td> <td>x yl̄ʎm</td> <td>y by means of x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-eȝ́ʎm</td> <td>x y zeȝ́ʎm</td> <td>z is related to y through/by means of/by x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-ᵹ̏q̂</td> <td>x yᵹ̏q̂</td> <td>y possesses x, but not in the sense of ownership</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-nȝ</td> <td>x ynȝ</td> <td>swaps the positions of x and y on the stack</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-ehʎi</td> <td>xehʎi</td> <td>marks x to be copied to the top of the stack later by use of ahʎi</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-gȑíq́</td> <td>xgȑíq́</td> <td>moves x to the bottom of the stack</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-ľᵹ́m̄</td> <td>x yľᵹ́m̄</td> <td>y is from x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-dd̀f́</td> <td>x ydd̀f́</td> <td>y is because of x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-t̄j̈h̀</td> <td>x yt̄j̈h̀</td> <td>y is for x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-f̀i</td> <td>xf̀i</td> <td>clears the stack</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-c'd̀</td> <td>xc'd̀</td> <td>this x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-r̈b̀ŋĵ</td> <td>xr̈b̀ŋĵ</td> <td>places x on top of the stack, and then reverses the stack, primarily used in poetry</td> </tr> <tr> <td>-p̂ǔf̀</td> <td>xp̂ǔf̀</td> <td>moves the bottom noun in the stack on top of x, primarily used in poetry</td> </tr> <tr> <td>gʎb</td> <td>x y z gʎb</td> <td>takes a string of content words (starting with the lowest content word that is above all preceeding operators), and turns them into adjectives of the first content word in the string<<note "Here, y and z would be adjectives of x.">></td> </tr> <tr> <td>g</td> <td>g x y z g</td> <td>x, y, and z (only used for lists)</td> </tr> <tr> <td>ǵ</td> <td>ǵ x y z ǵ</td> <td>x, y, or z (exclusive, only used for lists)</td> </tr> <tr> <td>g̀ x y z g̀</td> <td>g̀</td> <td>x, y, or z (inclusive, only used for lists)</td> </tr> <tr> <td>rs̄</td> <td>rs̄ x y z rs̄</td> <td>neither x, y, nor z (only used for lists)</td> </tr> <tr> <td>ǰ</td> <td>x ǰ</td> <td>not x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>h̀e & dǵ</td> <td>h̀e x y z w dǵ</td> <td>w is to z as y is to x</td> </tr> <tr> <td>d</td> <td>x y z d</td> <td>turns the current stack into a single item on the stack</td> </tr> <tr> <td>fʎʎd</td> <td>x y z fʎʎd</td> <td>turns the current stack into a single item on the stack, with the intention of providing further information</td> </tr> <tr> <td>kí</td> <td>kí x</td> <td>duplicates x, without any operator suffixes attached</td> </tr> <tr> <td>akí</td> <td>akí x</td> <td>duplicates x, along with any operator suffixes attached</td> </tr> <tr> <td>k̈í</td> <td>k̈í x y</td> <td>duplicates x, without any operator suffixes attached, and places it on top of y</td> </tr> <tr> <td>ak̈í</td> <td>ak̈í x y</td> <td>duplicates x, along with any operator suffixes attached, and places it on top of y</td> </tr> <tr> <td>kíǰ</td> <td>x kíǰ</td> <td>removes x from the stack</td> </tr> <tr> <td>ahʎi</td> <td>xehʎi y z ahʎi</td> <td>copies the last word marked with -ehʎi to the top of the stack, and removes the -ehʎi operator from it</td> </tr> </table></center> A grammatical oddity<<note "From a human perspective, at least.">> of Flafse Standard is that the operator <<storyCycle>> is used to indicate location, as in saying "my location is similar to """____"""", rather than directly saying "my location //is// """____"""". In Flafse Standard, a stack-sentence is considered complete when the stack is reduced to a single element through operators (or starts and ends as a single element), or is cleared, and thus may comprise more or less information than a standard English sentence. The analysis of sentences, as opposed to stack-sentence, in Flafse Standard is a human convenience, and it is best to think more in terms of stack-sentences. ''Suffixes'' The content words of Flafse Standard make extensive use of suffixes. Like in English, every word has a root, which in Flafse Standard is typically the first part of the word. Roots can then be strung together to make the equivalent of a compound noun, with the head noun being the first one. For instance, the root "r̈n̂ʎl̏" refers to the thickened möbius strip shape that celestial bodies in the flafse omega structure take, and the root "k̄bè" refers to light. Together, they form "r̈n̂ʎl̏k̄bè", a word referring to stars. "R̈n̂ʎl̏" is the head content root, as the concept of "light" is being applied onto it. Due to flafse psychology, the concept of honor is of high importance to many flafse cultures, and this is apparent in Flafse Standard. Every content word must contain an honor suffix, which follows the roots. This suffix is determined by both the level of honor the speaker ascribes to the concept conveyed by the word and the level of honor the speaker ascribes to the addressee. For both categories, honor comes in seven levels: high, mid-high, neutral, mid-low, low, high honor for the dead, and low honor for the dead. This leads to the existence of forty-five<<note "It would be forty-nine, but some grammatical irregularities have resulted in the combination of several honor suffixes.">> different honor suffixes, detailed in the following table: <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 75%; text-align: center"> <tr> <th>Concept v / Addressee ></th> <th>Dead High</th> <th>High</th> <th>Mid-High</th> <th>Neutral</th> <th>Mid-Low</th> <th>Low</th> <th>Dead Low</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Dead High</th> <td>-e</td> <td>-û</td> <td>-ü</td> <td>-u</td> <td>-ū</td> <td>-ǔ</td> <td>-ű</td> </tr> <tr> <th>High</th> <td>-t̏</td> <td rowspan="2">-t̂'ŝ</td> <td>-ẗ</td> <td>-t</td> <td>-t̄</td> <td>-ť</td> <td>-t̋</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Mid-High</th> <td>-s̏</td> <td>-s̈</td> <td rowspan="2">-seŋ</td> <td>-s̄</td> <td>-š</td> <td>-s̋</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Neutral</th> <td>-ȑ</td> <td>-r̂</td> <td>-r̈</td> <td>-r̄</td> <td>-ř</td> <td>-r̋</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Mid-Low</th> <td>-q̏</td> <td>-q̂</td> <td>-q̈</td> <td>-q</td> <td>-q̄</td> <td>-q̌</td> <td>-q̋</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Low</th> <td>-j̏</td> <td>-ĵ</td> <td colspan="2">-g̀</td> <td>-j̄</td> <td rowspan="2">-ćᵹ̌ŋ</td> <td>-j̋</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Dead Low</th> <td>-ᵹ̏</td> <td>-ᵹ̂</td> <td>-ᵹ̈</td> <td>-ᵹ</td> <td>-ᵹ̄</td> <td>-ᵹʎʎd́</td> </tr> </table></center> When writing to no-one in particular, neutral honor is typically used for the addressee. When writing to oneself, it depends on one's self-esteem. It is at this point that the concept of volume-proximity must be introduced, something used in many flafse cultures. In the model of volume-proximity, something "nearby" may be spatially near, temporally recent, soon in the future, currently happening, or very loud, while something "far away" may be spatially distant, far in the past or future, or very quiet. Absolute silence is considered to be nowhere. This is in part a result of the flafse using sound and touch as their primary senses, rather than sight. In Flafse Standard, the honor suffix may be optionally followed by a volume-proximity suffix, which inflects for "distance" and the person that "distance" is relative to. The suffixes are as follows: <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 75%; text-align: center"> <tr> <th></th> <th>First Person</th> <th>Second Person</th> <th>Third Person</th> <th>Everyone</th> <th>Someone</th> <th>No-one</th> <th>Content Word Below on Stack</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Nearest</th> <td>-dʎʎᵹ̂ae</td> <td>-d̀ʎʎᵹ̂aé</td> <td>-dʎʎᵹ̂àe</td> <td>-ȝ̋ś</td> <td>-ȝ́ś</td> <td>-ȝ̄ś</td> <td>-dᵹ̂ś</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Near</th> <td>-dʎʎᵹ̂a</td> <td>-d̀ʎʎᵹ̂á</td> <td>-dʎʎᵹ̂à</td> <td>-ȝ̋ŝ</td> <td>-ȝ́ŝ</td> <td>-ȝ̄ŝ</td> <td>-dᵹ̂ŝ</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Far</th> <td>-dʎʎᵹ̂e</td> <td>-d̀ʎʎᵹ̂é</td> <td>-dʎʎᵹ̂è</td> <td>-ȝ̋s̈</td> <td>-ȝ́s̈</td> <td>-ȝ̄s̈</td> <td>-dᵹ̂s̈</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Farthest</th> <td>-dʎʎᵹ̂o</td> <td>-d̀ʎʎᵹ̂ó</td> <td>-dʎʎᵹ̂ò</td> <td>-ȝ̋s̀</td> <td>-ȝ́s̀</td> <td>-ȝ̄s̀</td> <td>-dᵹ̂s̀</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Nowhere</th> <td colspan="6">-ȝ̄s̋</td> <td>-dᵹ̂s̋</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Somewhere</th> <td colspan="6">-ȝ̄és</td> <td>-dᵹ̂s</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Everywhere</th> <td colspan="6">-ȝ̄š</td> <td>-dᵹ̂š</td> </tr> </table></center> Following the distance suffix<<note "Or the honor suffix, if no distance suffix is used.">> comes the operator suffixes. Operator suffixes are ordered by use, so the first operator suffix will be applied first, and the last operator suffix will be applied last. When an operator suffix changes the stack, that change must be kept in mind when the next operator suffix is applied. The first content word in a stack-sentence must always contain a "context" suffix, which follows any operators. Other content words in the stack-sentence may not have context suffixes. The context suffix describes the tone/context of the sentence, and inflects for the relationship the speaker has with the addressee. They are as follows: <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 75%; text-align: center"> <tr> <th></th> <th>Close Friend / Lover</th> <th>Family</th> <th>Friend / Familiar</th> <th>Known</th> <th>Stranger</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Statement</th> <td>-j</td> <td>-k</td> <td>-l</td> <td>-n</td> <td>-m</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Polite</th> <td>-ǰé</td> <td>-ǩ</td> <td>-ľ</td> <td>-ň</td> <td>-m̌</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Joke</th> <td>-j̀</td> <td>-k̀</td> <td>-l̀</td> <td>-ǹ</td> <td>-m̀</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Command</th> <td>-j́ìŋ</td> <td>-ḱìŋ</td> <td>-ĺìŋ</td> <td>-ńìŋ</td> <td>-ḿìŋ</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Insult</th> <td>-j́</td> <td>-ḱ</td> <td>-ĺ</td> <td>-ńl</td> <td>ḿ</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Request</th> <td>-bʎ'ǰ</td> <td>-bʎ'ǩ</td> <td>-bʎ’ľ</td> <td>-bʎ’ň</td> <td>-bʎ’m̌</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Question</th> <td>-j́o</td> <td>-ḱo</td> <td>-ĺo</td> <td>-ńo</td> <td>-ḿo</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Exclamation</th> <td>-áj̋</td> <td>-ák̋ćŋ</td> <td>-ál̋ćŋ</td> <td>-án̋ćŋ</td> <td>-ám̋ćŋ</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Promise</th> <td>-ǰc̀</td> <td>-ǩc̀</td> <td>-ľc̀</td> <td>-ňc̀</td> <td>-m̌c̀</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Hypothetical</th> <td>-jȝ̂</td> <td>-ȝ̂k</td> <td>-lȝ̂</td> <td>-nȝ̂</td> <td>-mȝ̂</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Hypothetical Question</th> <td>-jȝ̀</td> <td>-ȝ̀k</td> <td>-lȝ̀</td> <td>-nȝ̀</td> <td>-mȝ̀</td> </tr> </table></center> When writing to no-one in particular, the stranger relationship is most often used. Finally, words may take on a suffix for number. There are four numbers: zero, singular-dual, paucal, and plural; and two forms: distinct and collective. Zero number means there is none of the content word, singular-dual means there is one or two of the content word, paucal means there's a few of the content word, and plural means there's more than a few of the content word. The lack of a singular/dual distinction can be explained by the two-sided nature of the flafse body-plan, giving way to a unique perspective on duality. The distinct form implies a group of distinct individuals, while the collective form implies a cohesive group. By default, most content words are in the distinct plural number, though most "proper nouns" are in the singular-dual number (zero and singular-dual do not have a distinct-collective distinction). When a content word is in its default state, it does not need to take on a number suffix. The number suffixes are as follows: <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 75%; text-align: center"> <tr> <th></th> <th>Zero</th> <th>Singular-Dual</th> <th>Paucal</th> <th>Plural</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Distinct</th> <td rowspan="2">-ȝ</td> <td rowspan="2">-∅ / -ᵹ̈</td> <td>-oi</td> <td>-∅ / -òi</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Collective</th> <td>-er̋</td> <td>-t̀a</td> </tr> </table></center> When using a numeral to indicate an amount of something, the paucal form is used. In all, a Flafse Standard word will take the following form: <center>root(s) honor (distance) (operators) (context) number</center> For example, the word "fl̋ph́ŋsètd̀ʎʎᵹ̂ámᵹ̈" can be broken down as "fl̋ph́ŋsè", meaning flafse (plural), "-t", giving high honor to the concept of the flafse and neutral honor to the addressee, "-d̀ʎʎᵹ̂á", indicating that the flafse is near (spatially or temporally) or loud to the addressee, "-m", indicating that the stack-sentence is a statement to a stranger, and "-ᵹ̈", indicating that it is a singular flafse. ''Pronouns'' Flafse Standard does not have personal pronouns, as in the eyes of flafse psychology having such words would be an insult to individuality. However, the flafse do have pronouns referring to beings and things without names and beings and things that one does not know the name of, which inflect for noise-proximity. There are also words for "everyone" and "no-one" which inflect for noise-proximity, and are analyzed as pronouns. <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 75%; text-align: center"> <tr> <th></th> <th>Unknown Name</th> <th>Nameless</th> <th>Everyone</th> <th>Nobody</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Nearest</th> <td>bsj</td> <td>mkg</td> <td>rg̀ʎǵ</td> <td>g̀rǵ</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Near</th> <td>bs̄j</td> <td>mkm̄</td> <td>r̄ǵʎg̀</td> <td>ǵr̄g̀</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Far</th> <td>btj</td> <td>pkg</td> <td>rd̀ʎd́</td> <td>d̀r'd́</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Farthest/Nowhere</th> <td>bt̄j</td> <td>pkm̄</td> <td>r̄d́ʎd̀</td> <td>d́r̄d̀</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Somewhere</th> <td colspan="2">aq</td> <td>rd̀'ǵ</td> <td>d̀rǵ</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Everywhere</th> <td colspan="2">eȑ</td> <td>rg̀'d́</td> <td>g̀rd́</td> </tr> </table></center> Just like any other content word, pronouns must take on honor suffixes (and context suffixes if at the start of a stack-sentence). "Unknown name" and "nameless" are considered to be singular-dual by default, while "everyone" and "nobody" are considered to be plural by default. While Flafse Standard does not have personal pronouns, it should be noted that many flafse have a "personal name", which is a short name they refer to themselves by, like a custom first person neopronoun. In most cultures, only the flafse themself and their lover(s)<<note "While flafse can be monoamorous, polyamorous, etc. just like humans, the dominant relationship model among flafse is biamory, though the line between flafse who are close friends and flafse who are lovers often appears blurry to humans.">> can refer to them by the personal name. ''Dictionary'' Currently, I have no created enough vocabulary for this conlang to constitute a dictionary, as I am more focused on generating vocabulary for my other conlang, Huma. Check back soon! ''Scripts'' Flafse Standard has no singular standardized script, but rather is written in many different competing scripts, none of which hold a majority of users. One such script is shown below. <center><img src="images/flafsealphabetsmall.png" width="50%"></center> This script is written bottom-to-top, left-to-right. When sounds are combined through ŋ, they are written side-by-side. The basic sounds have alternate forms which are used when on the right side of a combination, and also used when the sound is at the end of a word. Open, middle, and closed marks go below the sound they alter. The swish mark goes between the sounds it connects. There is no distinguishing between the different kinds of swishes in this script.

<> <<widget "angelPurposes">>creators, <<if random(1,6) is not 1>>destroyers, <</if>><<if random(1,6) is not 1>>tormentors, <</if>>observers, messengers, guardians<<if random(1,6) is not 1>>, reapers<</if>><<if random(1,6) is not 1>>, tricksters<</if>><<if random(1,6) is 1>>, storytellers<</if>><<if random(1,6) is not 1>>, champions<</if>><<if random(1,6) is not 1>>, <<print either("monsters", "beasts", "beasts", "beasts", "beasts")>><</if>><<if random(1,333) is 33>>, cuckolds<</if>><</widget>> <<widget "annoyedRakhas">><<print _zyholnra.toUpperFirst()>>, however, would grow tired of the constant noise created by <<if _rakhasAnnoy is "zhanylra">>_zhanylra<<if either(1,2) is 1>> and <<if passage() is "VariableMyth3Original">>their<<else>><<print _pronouns1[2]>><</if>> children<</if>>, and would slay <<print _pronouns1[1]>> in <<print either("cold blood", "a bitter rage")>>. <<print _ghehdra.toUpperFirst()>>, <<print either("enraged", "driven half-mad by the loss of " + either(_zhanylra, _pronouns3[2] + " lover"), "driven half-mad by the loss of " + either(_zhanylra, _pronouns3[2] + " lover"))>>, would declare war upon _zyholnra, but _zyholnra would quickly kill <<print _pronouns3[1]>> as well<<if _tree is not false>>, and from <<print _pronouns3[2]>> corpse would blossom a <<print either("beautiful", "horrific")>> _tree, which all of <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">><<print either("reality", "information", either("reality", "information", "psinoetics"))>><<else>><<print either("reality", "information", either("reality", "information", "the angels"))>><</if>> would come to orbit<</if>>.<<elseif _rakhasAnnoy is "ghehdra">>_ghehdra<<if either(1,2) is 1>> and <<print _pronouns3[2]>> children<</if>>, and would slay <<print _pronouns3[1]>> in <<print either("cold blood", "a bitter rage")>><<if _tree is not false>>, and from <<print _pronouns3[2]>> corpse would blossom a <<print either("beautiful", "horrific")>> _tree, which all of <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">><<print either("reality", "information", either("reality", "information", "psinoetics"))>><<else>><<print either("reality", "information", either("reality", "information", "the angels"))>><</if>> would come to orbit<</if>>. <<print _zhanylra.toUpperFirst()>>, <<print either("enraged", "driven half-mad by the loss of " + either(_ghehdra, _pronouns1[2] + " lover"), "driven half-mad by the loss of " + either(_ghehdra, _pronouns1[2] + " lover"))>>, would declare war upon _zyholnra, but _zyholnra would quickly kill <<print _pronouns1[1]>> as well.<<elseif _rakhasAnnoy is "both">>the other rakhasim<<if either(1,2) is 1>> and their children<</if>>, and would slay the other rakhasim in <<print either("cold blood", "a bitter rage")>><<if _tree is not false>>, and from _ghehdra's corpse would blossom a <<print either("beautiful", "horrific")>> _tree, which all of <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">><<print either("reality", "information", either("reality", "information", "psinoetics"))>><<else>><<print either("reality", "information", either("reality", "information", "the angels"))>><</if>> would come to orbit<</if>>.<<else>>the children. <<print _pronouns2[0].toUpperFirst()>> would ask _zhanylra and _ghehdra to make them stop, and when they <<print either("refused", "failed to do so")>>, <<print _pronouns2[0]>> would slay <<print _pronouns2[2]>> fellow rakhasim in <<print either("cold blood", "a bitter rage")>> and take matters into <<print _pronouns2[2]>> own hands.<</if>> <<print _zyholnra.toUpperFirst()>> would then gather the children - information and <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetics<<else>>the angels<</if>> - and give them purpose to keep them quiet. Information was given form, and every <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetic entity<<else>>angel<</if>> was given a role to play: <<angelPurposes>>. With divine order achieved, _zyholnra would depart from the universe, <<print either("ashamed of", "ashamed of", "ashamed of", "ashamed of", "ashamed of", "ashamed of", "ashamed of", "ashamed of", "ashamed of", "embarrased by")>> what <<print _pronouns2[0]>> had done to <<print _pronouns2[2]>> fellow rakhasim. Many <<storyCycle>> passed, and the <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetic entities<<else>>angels<</if>> bore children, and the children were given purpose. But the <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetic entities<<else>>angels<</if>> grew restless, and their purposes grew <<print either("hollow", "hollow", "hollow", "shallow")>>. With the _rakhasim gone, a power vacuum was opened across <<print either("reality", "the universe")>>, and many were keen to fill it. A war began. This war has not stopped. <<if random(1,246) is not 58>>This war will not stop.<</if>><</widget>> <<widget "rakhasWar">> <<if either(1,2,3,4) is not 1>> <<set _winner to _zhanylra>> <<set _winnerPronouns to _pronouns1>> <<set _loser to _zyholnra>> <<set _loserPronouns to _pronouns2>> <<else>> <<set _loser to _zhanylra>> <<set _loserPronouns to _pronouns1>> <<set _winner to _zyholnra>> <<set _winnerPronouns to _pronouns2>> <</if>> The war was <<print either("long and", "short yet")>> bloody, and most involved perished. <<if either(6,7) is 7 or (_tree is false and either(1,2,3) is 2)>>In the end, _winner and <<print _winnerPronouns[2]>> <<print either ("", "wary few remaining ")>>forces would surround _loser, and force <<print _loserPronouns[1]>> to surrender<<else>>When the bloodshed subsided, _loser laid in defeat<<if _tree is "tree-like fractal">> at the base of the fractal<<elseif _tree is not false>> at the roots of the now fully-grown tree<</if>><</if>>. <<if either("A","B") is "A" and _winner is _zhanylra>><<print _zhanylra.toUpperFirst()>>, despite <<print _pronouns1[2]>> rage, could not bring <<print _pronouns1[4]>> to slay _zyholnra, and would instead choose to imprison <<print _pronouns2[1]>><<if _tree is not false>> in the <<if _tree is "tree-like fractal">>base<<else>>roots<</if>> of the <<if _tree is "tree-like fractal">>fractal<<else>>tree<</if>><</if>> for all of eternity<<else>><<print _winner.toUpperFirst()>> would bring <<print _winnerPronouns[2]>> weapon down upon _loser, ending <<print _loserPronouns[2]>> life<</if>>. <<if random(1,8) is not 6 or _winner is _zyholnra>><<print _winner.toUpperFirst()>> would go on to bring divine order to the universe - information was given form, and every <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetic entity<<else>>angel<</if>> was given a purpose: <<angelPurposes>>. <<if random(1,10) is 10 or _winner is _zyholnra>>With divine order established, _winner disappeared.<<else>><<print either("In grief for all that was", "In grief for all that was", "Ashamed of " + _pronouns1[2] + " actions over the course of war", "Ashamed of " + _pronouns1[2] + " actions over the course of war", either("In grief for all that was", "In grief for all that was", "In grief for all that was", "Ashamed of " + _pronouns1[2] + " actions over the course of war", "Ashamed of " + _pronouns1[2] + " actions over the course of war", "Ashamed of " + _pronouns1[2] + " actions over the course of war", "Embarrased by " + _pronouns1[2] + " actions over the course of war"))>>, _zhanylra would then <<print either("retreat", "vanish", "flee", either("banish ", "exile ") + _pronouns1[4])>> from <<print either("reality", "the universe")>>, never to be seen again.<</if>> Many <<storyCycle>> passed, and the <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetic entities<<else>>angels<</if>> bore children, and the children were given purpose. But the <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetic entities<<else>>angels<</if>> grew restless, and their purposes grew <<print either("hollow", "hollow", "hollow", "shallow")>>. With the _rakhasim gone, a power vacuum was opened across <<print either("reality", "the universe")>>, and many were keen to fill it. A <<if either(1,2,3,4,5,6,7) is not 7>>new <</if>>war began. This war has not stopped. <<if random(1,246) is not 58>>This war will not stop.<</if>><<else>><<if random(11,2000) is not 13>><<print _zhanylra.toUpperFirst()>>, <<print either("in grief for", "in grief for", "in grief for", "ashamed of", either("in grief for", "in grief for", "in grief for", "ashamed of", "ashamed of", "ashamed of", "embarrased by"))>> <<print either("all that was", "all that was", "all that was", either("all that was", _pronouns1[2] + " actions over the course of war"))>>, would <<print either("retreat", "vanish", "flee", either("banish ", "exile ") + _pronouns1[4])>> from <<print either("reality", "the universe")>>, never to be seen again.<</if>> From this time onwards, <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">><<if either("bum","ber") is "ber">>information and psinoetics<<else>>psinoetics and information<</if>> would remain <<print either("separated", "divided")>>, but would long for <<print either("connection", "connection", "connection", "reconciliation")>>, passing <<print either("energy", "energy", "energy", "energy", "energy", "energy", "energy", "energy", "energy", "energy", "energy", "energy", "lifeforce")>> to one another in the form of <<print either("//consciousness//", "//consciousness//", "//awareness//", either("//sentience//", "//sapience//", "//sophonce//"))>><<else>>angels would be held at a distance from the information they were once <<print either("surrounded by", "surrounded by", "so deeply connected to")>>, having to <<print either("pilot", "pilot", "pilot", "pilot", "pilot", "pilot", "control")>> their <<print either("bodies", "physical forms")>> remotely through the //psinoetic field//<</if>>. One day, perhaps, the <<if either("hum","ber") is "hum">>information field and psinoetic<<else>>psinoetic field and information<</if>> field will be <<print either("united", either("united", "united", "united", "one"), either("intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "one"))>> once more. <<if random(1,100) is 52>>Tomorrow is that day<<elseif either(1,2) is 1>>Today is not that day<<elseif either(1,2) is 1>>For now, we can only hope<<else>>For now, we must make do<</if>>.<</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "aan">> <<if def _args[0]>> <<set _word to _args[0]>> <<elseif def _rakhasAppearance>> <<set _word to _rakhasAppearance>> <<elseif def _rakhasNounAdjective>> <<set _word to _rakhasNounAdjective>> <<else>> <<set _word to "rakhas">> <</if>> <<if ndef _args[1] or (_args[1] is not 0 and _args[1] is not 1)>> <<set _args[1] to 0>> <</if>> <<if (_word[0] is "a" or _word[0] is "e" or _word[0] is "i" or _word[0] is "o" or _word[0] is "u" or _word[0] is "A" or _word[0] is "E" or _word[0] is "I" or _word[0] is "O" or _word[0] is "U" or (_word.length gte 3 and _word[0] is "R" and _word[1] is "N" and _word[2] is "A") or (_word.length gte 3 and _word[0] is "N" and _word[1] is "F" and _word[2] is "T") or (_word.length gte 3 and _word[0] is "R" and _word[1] is "G" and _word[2] is "B") or ((_word.length is 1 and _word[0] is "X") or (_word.length gte 1 and _word[0] is "X" and _word[1] is " "))) and !(_word.length gte 3 and _word[0] is "u" and _word[1] is "n" and _word[2] is "i") and !(_word.length gte 5 and _word[0] is "u" and _word[1] is "r" and _word[2] is "i" and _word[3] is "n" and _word[4] is "e")>> <<if _args[1] is 0>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to "an " + _word>> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "an " + _word>> <</if>> <<else>> <<if _args[1] is 0>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to "a " + _word>> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "a " + _word>> <</if>> <</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "rakhasPronouns">> <<set _pronouns to [ ["he", "him", "his", "his", "himself"], ["she", "her", "her", "hers", "herself"], ["they", "them", "their", "theirs", "themself"], ["xe", "xem", "xyr", "xyrs", "xemself"], ["ae", "aer", "aer", "aers", "aerself"], ["oa", "oam", "oas", "oas", "oamself"], ["ve", "ver", "vis", "vis", "verself"], ["co", "co", "cos", "cos", "coself"], ["fae", "faer", "faer", "faers", "faerself"], ["thon", "thon", "thons", "thons", "thonself"], ["it", "it", "its", "its", "itself"], ["li", "li", "lis", "lis", "liself"], ["xþe", "xþem", "xþer", "xþers", "xþemself"], ["fleur", "fleur", "fleurs", "fleurs", "fleurself"], ["þa", "þym", "þyr", "þyrs", "þymself"], ["ey", "em", "eir", "eirs", "emself"], ["e", "em", "es", "es", "emself"], ["te", "tir", "tes", "tes", "tirself"], ["per", "per", "pers", "pers", "perself"], ["hu", "hum", "hus", "hus", "humself"], ["ze", "hir", "hir", "hirs", "hirself"], ["*e", "h*", "h*", "h*s", "h*self"], ["ne", "nem", "nir", "nirs", "nemself"], ["rha", "rham", "rhier", "rhiers", "rhamself"], ["ca", "cav", "cavi", "cavi", "cavself"], ["nix", "nix", "nix", "nix", "nixself"], ["pic", "pim", "per", "pers", "pimself"], ["ou", "ou", "ous", "ous", "ouself"], ["ny", "nym", "nys", "nys", "nymself"], ["ot", "ot", "ots", "ots", "otself"], ["qe", "qer", "qers", "qem", "qemself"], ["quoi", "quoi", "quim", "quim", "quoiself"], ["re", "rei", "res", "res", "reiself"], ["ay", "aym", "ays", "ays", "aymself"], ["ce", "cir", "cir", "cirs", "cirself"], ["hir", "hir", "hir", "hirs", "hirself"], ["jee", "jem", "jeir", "jeirs", "jemself"], ["kye", "kyr", "kyne", "kynes", "kyrself"], ["ze", "zan", "zans", "zans", "zanself"], ["rot", "rot", "rots", "rots", "rotself"], ["bun", "bun", "buns", "buns", "bunself"], ["voi", "void", "voids", "voids", "voidself"], ["vam", "vamp", "vamps", "vampires", "vampireself"], ["dae", "daem", "daer", "daer", "daemself"], ["xae", "xaem", "xaem", "xaer", "xaerself"], ["zhe", "zhe", "zher", "zher", "zherself"], ["cae", "cae", "caer", "caer", "caerself"], ["ge", "gem", "gur", "gurs", "gemself"], ["hy", "hym", "hyms", "hyms", "hymself"], ["oe", "oem", "oer", "oers", "oemself"], ["ce", "cem", "cems", "cems", "cemself"], ["dex", "dex", "dexz", "dexz", "dexself"], ["mae", "maer", "maers", "maers", "maerself"], ["sal", "sal", "sals", "sals", "salself"], ["vae", "vaem", "vaeir", "vaeirs", "vaemself"], ["ith", "imth", "irth", "iths", "imthself"], ["lu", "lun", "luns", "luns", "lunself"], ["az", "aza", "azat", "azath", "azself"], ["wi", "wie", "wiev", "wiev", "wievoself"], ["fe", "fer", "fes", "fes", "ferself"], ["qul", "qulz", "qulz", "qulzt", "qulzself"], ["sae", "saer", "saer", "saers", "saerself"], ["saw", "zaer", "zaers", "zaers", "zaerself"], ["se", "hem", "hes", "hes", "hemself"], ["shi", "hir", "hirs", "hirs", "hirself"], ["sho", "sho", "sher", "sher", "sherself"], ["shy", "hyr", "hyr", "hyrs", "hyrself"], ["thae", "thaer", "thaer", "thaers", "thaerself"], ["tre", "trer", "trem", "trems", "tremself"], ["um", "eh", "er", "ers", "umself"], ["tyr", "tyr", "tyrs", "tyrs", "tyrself"], ["wy", "wym", "wyr", "wyrs", "wyrself"], ["yre", "yre", "yre", "yres", "yreself"], ["be", "ber", "bers", "bers", "berself"], ["er", "ign", "sein", "ihm", "erself"], ["fay", "faym", "faym", "fayms", "faymself"], ["fye", "fyc", "fycs", "fycs", "fycself"], ["ip", "im", "ir", "irs", "imself"], ["hyt", "yim", "yis", "yis", "yimself"], ["id", "idre", "ids", "ids", "idself"], ["kai", "kaim", "kais", "kais", "kaiself"], ["mu", "mur", "mur", "murs", "murself"], ["zi", "zis", "zou", "zei", "ziself"], ["zme", "zmyr", "zmyr", "zmyrs", "zmyrself"], ]>> <<set _pronouns1 to either(_pronouns)>> <<set _pronouns2 to either(_pronouns)>> <<set _pronouns3 to either(_pronouns)>> <<set _pronouns4 to either(_pronouns)>> <<if random(1,222) is 1 and (ndef _args[0] or _args[0] is not "start")>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns1[0] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns1[1] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns1[2] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns1[3] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns1[4] to _full.toLowerCase() + "self">> <</if>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if _pronouns2 is _pronouns1>> <<set _pronouns2 to either(_pronouns)>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if (_pronouns2 is _pronouns1 or random(1,222) is 2) and (ndef _args[0] or _args[0] is not "start")>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns2[0] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns2[1] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns2[2] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns2[3] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns2[4] to _full.toLowerCase() + "self">> <</if>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if _pronouns3 is _pronouns1 or _pronouns3 is _pronouns2>> <<set _pronouns3 to either(_pronouns)>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if ((_pronouns3 is _pronouns1 or _pronouns3 is _pronouns2) or random(1,222) is 4) and (ndef _args[0] or _args[0] is not "start")>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns3[0] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns3[1] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns3[2] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns3[3] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns3[4] to _full.toLowerCase() + "self">> <</if>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if _pronouns4 is _pronouns1 or _pronouns4 is _pronouns2 or _pronouns4 is _pronouns3>> <<set _pronouns4 to either(_pronouns)>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if ((_pronouns4 is _pronouns1 or _pronouns4 is _pronouns2 or _pronouns4 is _pronouns3) or random(1,222) is 8) and (ndef _args[0] or _args[0] is not "start")>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns4[0] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns4[1] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns4[2] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns4[3] to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _pronouns4[4] to _full.toLowerCase() + "self">> <</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "rakhasName">> <<if def _args[0] and _args[0] is 1 and either(1,2,3) is not 1>> <<set _rakhasName to either("Ra", "'Ra", "Rakha", "Rakhas", "Rakhas'ra", "Rakhra", "Rhakara", "Kharak", "Kharak'ra", "Rakhosm", "Khasm", "Khasra", "Asrakh", "Asrakh'ra", "Rhaka'ra", "Ra'rakh", "King'ra", "Monad'ra", "Sahkar", either("Sakhara", "Sakha'ra"), either("the Nameless God", "the Nameless God", "the Nameless God", "the Nameless Angel", "the Nameless Rakhas"), "Mother'ra", "Father'ra", either("Khar'ra", "Kar'ra", "Kha'ra", "Ka'ra"), "Rakhar", "Rhakar", "Rahk", "Kahr", either("Kh'ra", "Khrk'ra"), "Khar")>> <<elseif random(2,555) is 333>> <<set _rakhasName to either(either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra"), "Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra", "Pritzk'ra", "Yahweh'ra", "Monad'ra", "Zeus'ra", "Odin'ra", "Loki'ra", "Tý'ra", "Moloch'ra", "Amerik'ra", "Pepsi'ra", "Anubis'ra", "Osiris'ra", "Hatho'ra", "Bastet'ra", "Hades'ra", "Athena'ra", "Nemesis'ra", "Baal'ra", "Išku'ra", "El'ra", "Adonis'ra", "Marduk'ra", "Tiamat'ra", "Lahmu'ra", "Lahamu'ra", "Abzu'ra", "Ēostre'ra", "Wyrd'ra", "Beowa'ra", "Blood'ra", "Anansi'ra", "Horned'ra", "Mother'ra", "Dyḗus'ra", "Holly'ra", "Oak'ra", "Arawn'ra", "Dragon'ra", "Wyvern'ra", "Wyrm'ra", "Rat'ra", "Tho'ra", "Val'ra", "Yogsothoth'ra", "Azathoth'ra", "Cthu'ra", "Hotdog'ra", "Burge'ra", "Icarus'ra", "Romulus'ra", "Remus'ra", "Yudi'ra", "Abraham'ra", "Jesu'ra", "Dǒumǔ'ra", "Pangu'ra", "Fuxi'ra", "Nüwa'ra", "Shennong'ra", "Sunwukong'ra", "Huangdi'ra", "Cangdi'ra", "Heidi'ra", "Chidi'ra", "Baidi'ra", "Shén'ra", "Cain'ra", "Noah'ra", "Adam'ra", "Eve'ra", "Lilith'ra", "Trito'ra", "Manu'ra", "Yemo'ra", "Sun'ra", "Sol'ra", "Sehul'ra", "Moon'ra", "Luna'ra", "Mehnot'ra", "Níðhögg'ra", "Ngwhi'ra", "Mewo'ra", "Abrax'ra", "Abraxas'ra", "Blak'ra", "Blake'ra", "Albion'ra", "Tharmas'ra", "Urizen'ra", "Luvah'ra", "Orc'ra", "Urthona'ra", "Los'ra", "Enion'ra", "Ahania'ra", "Vala'ra", "Enitharmon'ra", "Rint'ra", "Bromion'ra", "Palamabron'ra", "Theotormon'ra", "Oothoon'ra", "Milton'ra", "Ra", "'Ra", "Rakha", "Rakhas", "Rakhas'ra", "Rakhra", "Rhakara", "Kharak", "Kharak'ra", "Rakhosm", "Khasm", "Khasra", "Asrakh", "Asrakh'ra", "Rhaka'ra", "Ra'rakh", "King'ra", "Monad'ra", "Sahkar", "Sakhara", "Sakha'ra", "the Nameless God", "the Nameless Angel", "the Nameless Rakhas", "Mother'ra", "Father'ra", "Khar'ra", "Kar'ra", "Kha'ra", "Ka'ra", "Rakhar", "Rhakar", "Rahk", "Kahr", "Kh'ra", "Khrk'ra", "Khar", "Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra", "Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra", "Vasom'ra", "Pahlee'ra", "Bonal'ra", "Ygkej'ra", "Gnumu'ra", "Sho'ra", "Thch'ra", "Cthomm'ra", "Akraed'ra", "Lyy'ra", "Þeo'ra", "Enj'ra", "Toyl'ra", "Swswk'ra", "Dmil'ra", "Stombe'ra", "Fevugl'ra", "Hilbet'ra", "Wawil'ra", "Qaroel'ra", "Malakh'ra", "Bakost'ra", "Tadma'ra", "Aphi'ra", "Murko'ra", "Zurnak'ra", "Shaaf'ra", "Lazasti'ra", "Zogezzr'ra", "Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra")>> <<elseif random(1,150) is 1>> <<set _rakhasName to either(either("Pritzk'ra", "Yahweh'ra", "Monad'ra", "Tianzhu'ra", "Zeus'ra", "Odin'ra", "Loki'ra", "Tý'ra", "Moloch'ra", "Amerik'ra", "Pepsi'ra", "Anubis'ra", "Osiris'ra", "Hatho'ra", "Bastet'ra", "Hades'ra", "Athena'ra", "Nemesis'ra", "Baal'ra", "Išku'ra", "El'ra", "Adonis'ra", "Marduk'ra", "Tiamat'ra", either("Lahmu'ra", "Lahamu'ra"), "Abzu'ra", "Ēostre'ra", "Wyrd'ra", "Beowa'ra", "Blood'ra", "Anansi'ra", "Horned'ra", "Mothe'ra", "Dyḗus'ra", "Holly'ra", "Oak'ra", "Arawn'ra", either("Dragon'ra", "Wyvern'ra", "Wyrm'ra"), "Rat'ra", "Tho'ra", "Val'ra", "Yogsothoth'ra", "Azathoth'ra", "Cthu'ra", either("Hotdog'ra", "Burge'ra"), "Icarus'ra", "Romulus'ra", "Remus'ra", "Yudi'ra", "Abraham'ra", "Jesu'ra", "Dǒumǔ'ra", "Pangu'ra", "Fuxi'ra", "Nüwa'ra", "Shennong'ra", "Sunwukong'ra", "Huangdi'ra", "Cangdi'ra", "Heidi'ra", "Chidi'ra", "Baidi'ra", "Shén'ra", "Cain'ra", "Noah'ra", "Adam'ra", "Eve'ra", "Lilith'ra", "Trito'ra", "Manu'ra", "Yemo'ra", either("Sun'ra", "Sol'ra", "Sehul'ra"), either("Moon'ra", "Luna'ra", "Mehnot'ra"), "Ngwhi'ra", "Níðhögg'ra", "Mewo'ra", either("Abrax'ra", "Abraxas'ra")), either(either("Blak'ra", "Blake'ra"), "Albion'ra", "Tharmas'ra", "Urizen'ra", "Luvah'ra", "Orc'ra", "Urthona'ra", "Los'ra", "Enion'ra", "Ahania'ra", "Vala'ra", "Enitharmon'ra", "Rint'ra", "Bromion'ra", "Palamabron'ra", "Theotormon'ra", "Oothoon'ra", either(either("Blak'ra", "Blake'ra"), "Albion'ra", "Tharmas'ra", "Urizen'ra", "Luvah'ra", "Orc'ra", "Urthona'ra", "Los'ra", "Enion'ra", "Ahania'ra", "Vala'ra", "Enitharmon'ra", "Rint'ra", "Bromion'ra", "Palamabron'ra", "Theotormon'ra", "Oothoon'ra", "Milton'ra")))>> <<elseif random(1,36) is 2>> <<if random(1,8) is 7>> <<set _rakhasName to either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra")>> <<elseif either(2,3) is not 3>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _rakhasName to _full + "'ra">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasName to either("Ar","Ba","Va","Zi","Mur","Val","I","La","Zo","Mi","Kel","Tar","Xal","Zar","Ra","O","A") + either("za","ko","q","qu","ge","zi","o","n","ta","ve","m","p") + either("va","di","vu","xi","di","i","zur","ga","r","n","st","il","z") + either("ma","zr","nak","na","rna","het","x","z","al","ai","u","ok","o","or","i","ni","on") + "'ra">> <</if>> <<else>> <<set _rakhasUncommonNames to [either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra"), "Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra", "Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra", "Vasom'ra", "Pahlee'ra", "Bonal'ra", "Ygkej'ra", "Gnumu'ra", "Sho'ra", "Thch'ra", "Cthomm'ra", "Akraed'ra", "Lyy'ra", "Þeo'ra", "Enj'ra", "Toyl'ra", "Swswk'ra", "Dmil'ra", "Stombe'ra", "Fevugl'ra", "Hilbet'ra", "Wawil'ra", "Qaroel'ra", "Malakh'ra", "Bakost'ra", "Tadma'ra", "Aphi'ra", "Murko'ra", "Zurnak'ra", "Shaaf'ra", "Lazasti'ra", "Ame'ra"]>> <<if random(1,8) is 5>> <<run _rakhasUncommonNames.push("Zogezzr'ra")>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasName to either(either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra"), either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra"), either(either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra"), either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra"), either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra"), either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra", "Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra", "Vasom'ra"), either(_rakhasUncommonNames)), either(either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra"), either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra"), either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra"), either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra"), either(_rakhasUncommonNames)))>> <</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "rakhasAdjective">> <<set _shits to either(["shit", "piss", "cum"], ["shit", "piss", "cum"], ["shit", "piss", "cum", "vomit"])>> <<set _shitcore to []>> <<for _a to 0; _a lt _shits.length; _a++>> <<for _b to 0; _b lt _shits.length; _b++>> <<if _a is not _b or (random(1,16) is 5 and either(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16) is 15)>> <<run _shitcore.push(_shits[_a] + "core " + _shits[_b] + "punk")>> <</if>> <<if _a is not _b or (random(1,16) is 6 and either(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16) is 16)>> <<run _shitcore.push(_shits[_a] + "punk " + _shits[_b] + "core")>> <</if>> <</for>> <</for>> <<set _adjective to ["flaming", either("bloody", "bleeding"), either("flaming", "bleeding", "weeping"), "glitchy", "rotating", "relativistic", "crying", "weeping", "broken", "rotting", "decaying", "carbonated", "sour", "sugary", "fanciful", either("deluded", "delusional"), "glowing", "photophoric", "cardboard", "ultraviolet", "aborted", "phlogogenetic", "collapsing", "expanding", "wooden", "metallic", either("golden", either("iron", "iron", "iron", "iron", "iron-nickel"), "copper", either("bronze", "brass"), "diamond", "platinum", "tungsten", "titanium", "adamant", either("nickel", "nickel", "nickel", "nickel", "iron-nickel")), "melting", "translucent", "imaginary", either("complex", "complicated"), "concrete", "savage", "primal", "advanced", "intelligent", "compromised", "developing", "explicit", "synthetic", "brutish", "emotional", "apathetic", "goth", "mindless", "wandering", "hallucinogenic", "bizarre", "infinitely detailed", "writhing", "screaming", "freakish", "twisted", "Norman", "transgender", "sleeping", "ancient", "eternal", "silent", "eldritch", "prideful", "primordial", "kitsch", "acne-ridden", "anorexic", "disgusting", "biblical", "abstract", "static", "familiar", "organic", "unwritten", "esoteric", "meaty", "gibbed", "anarchic", "raw", "doomed", "homesick", "ultraviolent", "cruel", "dadaist", "surrealist", "hyperreal", "terrible", "lucky", "molten", "off-putting", "strange", "creepy", "beautiful", "horrific", "balding", "multiple-choice", either("rusty", "rusting"), either("fucking", "motherfucking"), "traditional", either("masculine", "feminine", "mid-quinary", "xenine", either("outherine", "aporine"), "autonine", "genderfluid", "agender"), "androgynous", "paradoxical", "compressed", "expert", "bloodless", "neon", "urine-soaked", "holy", "goddamn", "variable", "woke", "cyber", "digital", "punk", "babbling", either(_shitcore), "slothful", "gluttonous", "vainglorious", "acedic", "avaricious"]>> <<if random(1,100) is 1>> <<rakhasNoun>> <<run _adjective.push(either(_noun + "punk", _noun + "core"))>> <<rakhasNoun>> <</if>> <<set _adjective to either(_adjective)>> <<if (_adjective is "Norman" and either(1,2,3) is not 2) or (_adjective is "woke" and either(1,2) is 2) or (_shitcore.includes(_adjective) and either(1,2,3,4,5,6) is not 2)>> <<rakhasAdjective>> <</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "rakhasNounAdjective">> <<if either(either(true,true,false),either(true,false)) is true>> <<rakhasAdjective>> <<set _rakhasNounAdjective to _adjective + " " + _noun>> <<set _adjectiveList to [_adjective]>> <<if _adjective is "bloody">> <<run _adjectiveList.push("bleeding")>> <<run _adjectiveList.push("bloodless")>> <<elseif _adjective is "bleeding">> <<run _adjectiveList.push("bloody")>> <<run _adjectiveList.push("bloodless")>> <<elseif _adjective is "bloodless">> <<run _adjectiveList.push("bloody")>> <<run _adjectiveList.push("bleeding")>> <</if>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 4; _i++>> <<if random(1,16) is either(4,7)>> <<rakhasAdjective>> <<if !(_adjectiveList.includes(_adjective))>> <<set _rakhasNounAdjective to _adjective + " " + _rakhasNounAdjective>> <<run _adjectiveList.push(_adjective)>> <<if _adjective is "bloody">> <<run _adjectiveList.push("bleeding")>> <<run _adjectiveList.push("bloodless")>> <<elseif _adjective is "bleeding">> <<run _adjectiveList.push("bloody")>> <<run _adjectiveList.push("bloodless")>> <<elseif _adjective is "bloodless">> <<run _adjectiveList.push("bloody")>> <<run _adjectiveList.push("bleeding")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<unset _adjectiveList>> <<else>> <<set _rakhasNounAdjective to _noun>> <</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "rakhasNoun">> <<set _listOne to ["sea pig", "dog", either("brick", "brick wall"), "arcade machine", "spider", "ghost", "spaceship", either("man", "woman", "human", "flafse", "lzsthl", "quaal", "xeno"), "heart", "hand grenade", "Coca-Cola bottle", "turtle", "elephant", "star", "red giant", "blackhole", "galaxy", "ant", either("bee", "hornet", "grasshopper", "fly", "beetle", "locust"), "wasp", either("maggot", "pile of maggots"), "air conditioner", "desk", either("computer", "supercomputer"), "shoe", "knife", "sword", "song", "angel", "ophan", "cherub", "seraph", "giraffe", "horse", either("donkey", "mule", "unicorn"), either("rat", "mouse"), "loud speaker", "camera", "crucifix", "cosmic web", either("myth", "myth", "mythology"), "leaf", "seed", "sperm", "egg", "hedgehog", "fox", either("mass of flesh", "mass of flesh", "mass of flesh", "mass of flesh", "mass of flesh", "mass of flesh", "mass of flesh", "mass of flesh", "mass of flesh", "flesh-mass"), either("bone", "pile of bones"), either("animal skeleton", "skeleton"), "film reel", "plastic bag", either("sphere", "sphere", "sphere of infinite internal volume"), "anvil", either("cube", "box", "package"), "hypercube", "ero-hazard", "memetic virus", "bacteriophage", "leper", "lorette", "embryo", "fetus", either("DNA strand", "RNA strand"), "chocolate bar", "guitar", "piano", "arm", either("hand", "hand", "hand", "hand", "left hand", "right hand"), either("leg", "foot"), "skull", "engine", "big bang", "radiowave", "microwave oven", either("fridge", "freezer"), "mask", either("whore", "slut"), "curtain", "picture", "shelf", "glass shard", "console", "gun", either("rifle", "shotgun", "sniper rifle", "pistol", "railgun", "coilgun", "machine gun", "minigun", "bayonet", "MP5"), either("rifle", "shotgun", "sniper rifle", "pistol", "railgun", "coilgun", "machine gun", "minigun", "bayonet", "MP5"), "cloud", "gas giant", "neutron star", "neutron", "proton", "electron", either("quark", "up quark", "down quark", "top quark", "bottom quark", "strange quark", "charm quark"), "machine", "bio-hazard", "nuclear warhead", "orphan", "kelpie", "selkie", "combat cylinder", "testicle", "penis", "vagina", "cloaca", "receipt", "hamburger", either("cheeseburger", "hotdog", "french fry", "chicken tender"), either("watermelon", "apple", "pear", "banana", "blueberry", "mango", "pineapple", "lemon", "lime"), "television", "wire", "trash can", "void", "abyss", "helmet", "light", "paracosm", "mental illness", "radiator", either("structure", "building"), "suit", "sky", "planet", "moon", "uncertainty", "promise", "feeling of love", "brain", "kidney", "liver", "stomach", "appendix", "rib", "number", "book", "kitchen", "bed", "chair", "cat", "badger", "capybara", "ocean", "photon", "truck", "fish", "octopus", "squid", either("anglerfish", "seahorse", "shark"), "orca", "dolphin", "whale", "jellyfish", "coral", "comb jelly", "siphonophore", "peanut", "fragment", "crown", "typewriter", "eyeball", "ear", "nose", "mouth", "tooth", "tongue", "jaw", "pit organ", "clump of hair", "porno", "blanket", "rabbit", "tiger", "lion", either("panther", "leopard"), "wolf", "bird", "eagle", "tentacle", "mass of limbs", "infection", "bear", "cement mixer", either("android", "cyborg"), "hospital", "hospital bed", "electrocardiogram", "telegraph", "piece of ASCII artwork", "planetary core", "bag of coins and urine", "journey", "spell", "messiah", "wormhole", "worm", either("snail", "slug"), "singularity", either("grave", "tomb"), "line of code", "drug", "hallucigenia", "antimeme", "missing texture", "folder", "cursor", "holoscreen", "straw", "hayloft", "cow", "pig", "sheep", either(either("chicken", "chicken", "hen", "rooster"), "silkie", "duck", "turkey", "goose"), "swan", "wrapper", "window", "night", "knight", "cape", either("mage", "wizard", "warlock", "witch", either("sorcerer", "sorceress"), "cleric", "priest", "druid", "shaman", "paladin", "magus", "psion", "egregorist", "occultist", "artificer", "bard", "oracle", "rabbi", "arcanist", "magician", "diviner", "illusionist", "thaumaturge", "theurge", either("enchanter", "enchantress")), either("mage", "wizard", "warlock", "witch", either("sorcerer", "sorceress"), "cleric", "priest", "druid", "shaman", "paladin", "magus", "psion", "egregorist", "occultist", "artificer", "bard", "oracle", "rabbi", "arcanist", "magician", "diviner", "illusionist", "thaumaturge", "theurge", either("enchanter", "enchantress")), "hat", "hijab", "mosque", "church", "synagogue", "tent", "dresser", "ribbon", "closet", "arm warmer", either("stamp", "postage stamp"), "game", either("tug of war", "game of hide and seek", "game of tag"), "bottle of bleach", either("stone", "rock"), "twig", either("saxophone", "flute", "drumset"), either("lead pipe", "pipe"), either("fucker", "motherfucker"), "bitch", "weed", "clump of pollen", "honeycomb", "brush", "chunk of asphalt", "mural", either("bucket of paint", "painting"), "wall", "wallet", "ampersand", either("bicycle", "motorcycle", "bicycle", "motorcycle", "unicycle"), either("garbage truck", "firetruck", "ambulance"), either("pile of dirt", "lump of dirt"), either("feeling of happiness", "feeling of sadness", "feeling of anger"), either("feeling of ackubim", "feeling of treðungamn", "feeling of bhöryn", "feeling of iyya", "feeling of shiegru", "feeling of efolush", "feeling of nawusa")]>> <<set _listTwo to ["fear", "hunger", "thirst", "puddle of vomit", "tunic", either("dust particle", "cloud of dust", "dust storm"), "storm", "blizzard", "sandstorm", "tornado", "hurricane", either("flood", "flood", "flood", "tsunami"), "wheel", "chain", "hearing aid", "gutter", "manhole", either("train", "train", either("train track", "train stop", "train car", "subway", "elevated train")), "liar", either("military robot", "combat robot", either("mech", "mecha")), "information merchant", "merchant", "library", "dream", "nightmare", "van", "lamp", "sign", "zombie", "vampire", either("mummy", "werewolf", "revenant", "ghoul"), "pharoah", "can of pepper spray", either("pepper", "cabbage"), "gum", "root", "breakfast meal", "large intestine", "small intestine", either("disease", "sickness", "illness"), "crime", "war", "flap of skin", "nipple", "breast", "thought", either("catgirl", "snailgirl"), "kiss", "asteroid", either("comet", "meteor"), "asteroid belt", "meteor shower", "belt", "pillar", "shade", either("vehicle", "boat", "plane", either("bus", "bus", "bus stop")), either("couch", "sofa", "loveseat"), "piece of wisdom", either("time of peace", "peace treaty"), "manifestation of willpower", "gender", "trigger warning", "carriage", "battery", "battering ram", either("solar panel", "windmill", "watermill"), "orchard", either("pen", "pencil"), "ticket", "membrane", "cell", "mitochondria", "ice cream machine", either("phone", "cellphone", "telephone"), either("text message", "phone call"), "piece of scripture", "replica of the state of California", "recipe", "thoughtform", "tulpa", either("dæmon", "demon"), either("spirit", "spirit", "spirit", "spirit", "sprite"), "fairy", "fae", "bucket", "bow", "arrow", "fortress", "parking lot", "cane", "prosthetic", "piece of fabric", "5G signal", "cellular base station", either("satellite", "satellite dish"), "ice cube", "dry ice cube", "stone slab", "serum", "syrup", "sculpture", "statue", "glob of nectar", "theater", "joke", "culture", "counterculture", "supernova", "car insurance company", "precursor", "halo", "crosswalk", "club", "ace", "spade", "shovel", "hoe", "rake", "plow", "germ", "amoeba", "shinigami", "shén", "cloud of smoke", "pile of ashes", "pile of rubble", "road", "sidewalk", either("key", "skeleton key"), "grate", "sewer", "flower", "plant", "animal", "fungus", "mushroom", "yeast", "case of trench foot", "trench", "purse", "backpack", "sack", "piece of cloth", either("yāoguài", "yāoguài", "yōkai"), "fountain", "saddle", either("bakery", "pastry"), "cake", either("donut", "donut hole"), "aether", either("loaf of bread", "slice of bread"), "pacifier", "brane", "bulk", "crane", "forklift", "glass of wine", "bottle of beer", "pool of oil", "pool of blood", "pool of carbohydrates", "pool of alcohol", "construction site", "quotation mark", "pollutant", "detour", "highway", "pigeon", "basilisk", "clock", either("bomb", "bomb", "time bomb", "C4"), "barrel", "bag", "earring", "pearl", "ferret", "muskrat", "beaver", "hamster", "gerbil", "guinea pig", either("Funko Pop", "Chunko Pop"), "scheme", "bag of popcorn", "cob of corn", "cherry", "typo", "water bottle", "stick of butter", "feather", "ink bottle", "experience", "cryptocurrency", "appearance", "RGB light-up keyboard", "equation", "alphabet", either("commentary", "metacommentary"), either("crayon", "marker"), "comic book", "language", "printing press", "hallway", "teleporter", "portal", "eyebrow", "pubic hair", "search engine", "exit sign", "stop sign", "tree house", either("llama", "alpaca"), "embodiment of randomness", "rule", "convention", either("cosplay", "costume"), "cigarette", "vape", "brick of cocaine", "joint", "ray of sunshine", "manifestation of order", "manifestation of chaos", "eye patch", "patch", "wheelchair", "bug", either("soccer ball", "football", "golf ball", "tennis ball"), either("baseball", "baseball bat", "baseball glove"), either("bat", "bat", "bat", "vampire bat", "fruit bat"), "lid", "recliner", "bathroom", "toilet", "sink", either("bathtub", "shower"), "lasso", "matrix", "dose of estrogen", "dose of testosterone", "apron", "fanny pack", "fire exit", "cap", "pair of handcuffs", "leaf blower", "glass of lemonade", "necklace", "bracelet", "brace", "dress", "string", "balloon", "fence", "gate", "wall", either("oven", "stove"), "outlet", "sock", "bra", "stopwatch", "QR code", "barcode", "fire extinguisher", "headache", "plasma globe"]>> <<set _listThree to ["globe", "union", "intersection", "difference", either("clover", "three-leaf clover", either("clover", "three-leaf clover", either("clover", "three-leaf clover", either("clover", "three-leaf clover", "four-leafed clover")))), "bar of soap", "question mark", "canker sore", "inaccuracy", either("personification", "anthropomorphism"), either("staple", "stapler"), "Garfield plushie", "programming language", "gooning session", "ingrown hair", "document", either("connection", "connection", "wireless connection"), either("ending", "finale"), "dose of forgetfulness", "shadow", "homunculus", "clone of Jim Carrey", either("experiment", either("failed experiment", "genetic experiment", "failed genetic experiment")), "banana peel", "pirated copy of Heathers", "snuff film", "rotodyne", "orbital laser", "giblet", "piece of propaganda", "bag of meat", "gore blog", "blob of goo", "glob", "flumber", "large language model", "savior", "prop", "memory", "shock site", either("pool of nutrients", "stream of nutrients", "block of nutrients"), "pair of sunglasses", "friend", "emoji", "xenogender", "pronoun", "neopronoun", "sexuality", "orientation", either("drag queen", "drag show"), either("pizza", "pizza", "slice of pizza", "slice of pizza", "wood-fired pizza"), "NFT", "apology", "Serbian film", "arcology", "gust of wind", "cacodemon", "thumb", "pinky", "chainsaw", "switch", "affair", either("dragon", "wyvern", "wyrm"), "lily pad", "container", "fork", "elevator", "split", "spoon", "spork", either("splayd", "spife", "chork", "knork", "spoon straw"), "chopstick", "fang", "wave of pressure", "soundwave", "weave", "insurance company", "presentation", "geode", "wave", "salt shaker", "pepper shaker", "digit", "active electronically scanned array", "finger", "toe", "door", either("doorframe", "doorknob"), "assassination", "pyramid", "temple", "record", either("phonograph", "gramophone", "turntable", "record player"), "stereo", "lock", either("hooker", "stripper", "prostitute"), "clump of mud", "raven", "patch of gravel", "crow", "surfboard", "skateboard", either("pair of roller skates", "roller skate"), "trail", "monster", "asshole", either("rainbow", "rainbow", "rainbow", "rainbow", either("rainbow", "rainbow", "rainbow", "rainbow", either("rainbow", "rainbow", "rainbow", "rainbow", "pride flag"))), either("drone", "drone strike"), "bombing", "comedy", "tragedy", "funeral", "wedding", "weeding", "party", "local area network", "LARP", "mole", "chessboard", "checkerboard", "chess set", "tattoo", "bag of dice", "swarm of locusts", "cicada", "deck of cards", "bubble", "soup", "sphinx", "chimera", "clump of moss", "microbial mat", "coffin", "elbow", "knee", either("shirt", "pair of pants", "pair of overalls", "hoodie", "jacket", "coat"), "sticker", "roll of tape", "bottle of glue", "obituary", "pan", "pot", "license plate", "skirt", "rose", "tulip", "dandelion", "daffodil", "pillow", "pillowcase", "condom", "used condom", "pill", "crushed up adderall", "denim patch", "radio", "antenna", "city", "continent", "island", "volcano", "mountain", "piercing", "jewel", "desert", "pool of liquid nitrogen", "pool of liquid ethane", "scooter", "tank", "warship", "squirrel", "raccoon", "ratfish", "shrimp", "jar", "owl", "restaurant", "womb", "bat", "night terror", "basket", "biscuit", "croissant", "cash register", "collection of well-hydrated beetles", "pacemaker", "staff", "wand", "heartache", "blood vessel", "vessel", "vein", "bullet", "missile", "machete", "strip of bacon", "zoo", "aquarium", "terrarium", "ecosystem", either("maglev", "vactrain"), "submarine", either("gem", "gemstone"), "hoverboard", "pendant", "ring", "slipper", "gimp suit", "paddle", "laser", "blaster", "bowl", "plate", "ornament", "bar", "amulet", "buoy", "pulp", "lump of fat", "pile of shit", "umbrella", "lump of cream", "apostle", "cascade", "cascading style sheet", "helicopter", "etching", "lobotomy", "mushroom cloud", "teratoma", "cancer", "pimple", "spore", "spoiler", "blender", "smoothie", "milkshake", "pool of milk", "pool of breast milk", "snowflake", "pile of snow", "pile of leaves", "texture", "presentation", "leash", "collar", "flask", "funnel", "funnel cake", "beard", "napkin", "towel", "fog", "frog", "lizard", "gecko", "mammal", "reptile", "amphibian", "monarchy", "republic", "piece of multimedia artwork", "style", "concept", "CD", "band", "patio", "garden", "creak in the floorboards", "order", "ball of spit", "mattress", "panel", "turn signal", either("monarch", "monarch", "monarch", "king", "queen"), "jester", "rook", "bishop", "pawn", "memory", either("telescope", "spyglass"), either("education", "education system"), "meal", "cream soda", "gorilla", "moose", "deer", "disorder", "comworks station", "booth", "boot", "noise", "armpit", "lover", "lightning bolt", "potion", "balut snack", "snail balut snack", "advertisement", "homeless encampment", "experience", "eucharist", "famine", "plague", "drought", "flood", "straitjacket", "notice"]>> <<set _listFour to ["tax", "taxi", "bell", "chime", "wind chime", "doorbell", "announcement", "proof", "bench", "benchmark", either("test", "assessment"), either("maneuver", "evasive maneuver"), "rarity", "collectible", "chance", "sneeze", "cough", "ball of snot", "grocery store", "piece of garbage", "dumpster", "dimple", "hill", "cliff", "slope", "ramp", "wedge", "rug", "carpet", "jury", "bookshelf", "lever", "level", "gift", "poison", "butterfly", "moth", "lump of clay", "roll of toilet paper", "hammer", "nail", "fingernail", "bottle of nail polish", either("seagull", "stork", "finch", "swallow", "sparrow", "parrot", "woodpecker", "warbler", "heron", "flamingo", "shoebird", "pelican"), "hummingbird", "vulture", either("manuscript", "illuminated manuscript"), "bestiary", "beast", "tormentor", "execution", "executioner", "noose", "trefoil knot", "knot", "sewing kit", "mosaic", "pixel", "tube filled with pigeons made of hatred and sperm", "plumbing system", "scale", "map", "Alderson disk", "O'Neill cylinder", "megastructure", "toothbrush", "razor", "razor blade", "blade", "X", "swirling mass of noise", "swirling mass of knowledge", "swirling mass of pornography", "manifestation of hedonistic pleasure", "unknowable truth", "case of mad cow disease", "fever", "delicacy", "drop of sweat", "pool of blood, sweat, and tears", "pool of piss and liquid shit", "widget", either("note", "notebook"), either("journal", "diary"), either("compass", "compass", "compass rose"), "fast", "lighthouse", "message in a bottle", "bible", "mermaid", "siren", "starfish", "thing", "jabberwocky", either("heffalump", "woozle"), "page", "chorus", "saint", "bolt of heat lightning", "storm that never rolled in", "instance of the northern lights in a southern town", "caustic fleeting thing", "margin", "profit", "prophet", "gopher", "juvie hall", "ritalin rat", "angel made from neon and fucking garbage", "purgatory", "gag", "goatse", either("soup of John Travolta", "soup of John Travolta", "soup of John Travolta", "soup of John Travoltas", "soup of John Travoltas", "soup of John Travoltas", either("soup of John Travoltai", "soup of John Travoltai", "soup of John Travoltodes")), "document on the Gopher protocol", "slice of the Throne of God", "cacodemon", either("yaoi manga", "yaoi manga", "yaoi manga", "yaoi manga", "yaoi manga", "yaoi manga", "cacodemon yaoi manga"), "chunk of Mal Aðkama", "burger from Edgerton's Instaburgers"]>> <<if either(1,2,3,4,5,"6",7,8) is 1>> <<run _listOne.push("sk8er boi")>> <</if>> <<if random(1, _listOne.length + _listTwo.length + _listThree.length + _listFour.length + 1) is 2>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _noun to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<else>> <<set _rand to random(1, _listOne.length + _listTwo.length + _listThree.length + _listFour.length)>> <<if _rand lte _listOne.length>> <<set _noun to either(_listOne)>> <<elseif _rand lte _listOne.length + _listTwo.length>> <<set _noun to either(_listTwo)>> <<elseif _rand lte _listOne.length + _listTwo.length + _listThree.length>> <<set _noun to either(_listThree)>> <<else>> <<set _noun to either(_listFour)>> <</if>> <</if>> <</widget>> <<widget "rakhasAppearance">> <<rakhasNoun>> <<set _primaryNoun to _noun>> <<rakhasNounAdjective>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasNounAdjective>> <<if either(either(4,5),either(4,5,5),either(4,5,5),either(4,5,5)) is not 5>> <<set _secondaryNoun to false>> <<else>> <<rakhasNoun>> <<set _secondaryNoun to _noun>> <<rakhasNounAdjective>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " " + either(either("mixed with", "combined with", "fused with", "hybridized with", "superimposed over", "in superposition with", "entangled with", "blended with"), either("inside of", "within", "that was part of"), either("glued to", "attached to", "welded to", "fixed to", "bolted to", "connected to", either("linked to", "linked with"), "soul-bonded with", "bonded to", either("chemically bonded to", "ionically bonded to", "covalently bonded to ", "metallically bonded to"), "tied to", "pasted onto", "stapled to", "locked on to"), either("made from", "made out of", "built by", "constructed from", "constructed by", "composed of", "growing out of", either("imperfectly copied from", "imperfectly copied from", "imperfectly cloned from")), either("and", "or", "and", "or", "and/or", "with"), either("implied by", either("implicitly linked to", "implicitly connected to"), either("ambiguously linked to", "ambiguously connected to"), either("that was related to", "that in some way was related to", "that in many ways was related to"), "associated with", "distantly related to"), either("capturing", either("being captured by", "being captured by", "being captured by", "being captured by", "captured by"), "possessing", "possessed by", "owned by", "gifted to", "given to", "claimed by", "purchased by", "bought by"), either("dreamt of by", "thought of by", either("dreaming of", "dreaming about", "dreaming of", "dreaming about", "dreaming up"), either("thinking of", "thinking about", "thinking of", "thinking about", "thinking up"), "overwhelmed by", "asking about"), either("sponsored by", "dealing with", "being dealt with by", "being operated on by", "operating on", "disposing of", "being disposed of by", "acclaimed by", "wielding", "getting higher than", "burning brighter than"), either("approaching", "floating over", either("under", "underneath"), "next to", "in front of", "behind", "on top of", "to the left of", "to the right of", either("ana to", "kata to"), "surrounded by many copies of", "in the background of", "diagonal to", "spinning around", "circling"), either("making love to", "fucking", "being fucked by", "licking", "being licked by"), either("infecting", "infected by", "with a wound filled by", "with a wound bandaged by", "with a hole filled by", "plugging a hole with", "with a tumor made of"), either("consuming", either("consumed by", "being consumed by"), "eating", either("eaten by", "being eaten by"), "drinking", "being drank by", "breathing out of a tank containing", either("inhaling", "exhaling"), "breathing in", either("being inhaled by", "being exhaled by"), either("shat out by", "being shat out by"), "shitting out", "being repeatedly consumed and shat out by", "repeatedly consuming and shitting out"), either("hunting", "being hunted by", "being hurt by", "hurting"), either("claiming to be", "pretending to be", "acting like", "cosplaying as", "dressed like")) + " ">> <<aan _rakhasNounAdjective 1>> <</if>> <<set _measurements to either(true, true, false)>> <<if _measurements is true>> <<if _secondaryNoun is not false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ",">> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " measuring ">> <<set _width to either(true, false)>> <<set _length to either(true, false)>> <<set _height to either(true, false)>> <<if (_primaryNoun is "hypercube" or _secondaryNoun is "hypercube") and either(1,2,3,4) is not 4>> <<set _vianth to true>> <<else>> <<set _vianth to either(true, false)>> <</if>> <<if random(1,5) is not 5>> <<set _randomth to false>> <<else>> <<set _randomth to true>> <</if>> <<if _width is false and _length is false and _height is false>> <<set _measurements to either(1,2,3)>> <<if _measurements is 1>> <<set _width to true>> <<elseif _measurements is 2>> <<set _length to true>> <<else>> <<set _height to true>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _length is true>> <<set _length to "">> <<for _i to 1; _i lte random(either(3,4,4),random(either(5,9),either(9,14,19))); _i++>> <<set _length to either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _length>> <<if _i is 3>> <<set _length to "." + _length>> <<elseif _i gt 3 and _i % 2 is not 0>> <<set _length to "." + _length>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if random(1,10) is 9>> <<set _length to _length + ",">> <<for _i to 1; _i lte random(2,either(5,9)); _i++>> <<set _length to _length + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if random(1,5) is not 1>> <<set _length to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _length + "~~12~~ sunits long">> <<else>> <<set _length to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _length + "~~12~~ light-tunits long">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _width is true>> <<set _width to "">> <<for _i to 1; _i lte random(either(3,4,4),random(either(5,9),either(9,14,19))); _i++>> <<set _width to either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _width>> <<if _i is 3>> <<set _width to "." + _width>> <<elseif _i gt 3 and _i % 2 is not 0>> <<set _width to "." + _width>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if random(1,10) is 9>> <<set _width to _width + ",">> <<for _i to 1; _i lte random(2,either(5,9)); _i++>> <<set _width to _width + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if random(1,5) is not 2>> <<set _width to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _width + "~~12~~ sunits wide">> <<else>> <<set _width to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _width + "~~12~~ light-tunits wide">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _height is true>> <<set _height to "">> <<for _i to 1; _i lte random(either(3,4,4),random(either(5,9),either(9,14,19))); _i++>> <<set _height to either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _height>> <<if _i is 3>> <<set _height to "." + _height>> <<elseif _i gt 3 and _i % 2 is not 0>> <<set _height to "." + _height>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if random(1,10) is 9>> <<set _height to _height + ",">> <<for _i to 1; _i lte random(2,either(5,9)); _i++>> <<set _height to _height + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if random(1,5) is not 3>> <<set _height to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _height + "~~12~~ sunits " + either("tall", "deep")>> <<else>> <<set _height to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _height + "~~12~~ light-tunits " + either("tall", "deep")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _vianth is true>> <<set _vianth to "">> <<for _i to 1; _i lte random(either(3,4,4),random(either(5,9),either(9,14,19))); _i++>> <<set _vianth to either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _vianth>> <<if _i is 3>> <<set _vianth to "." + _vianth>> <<elseif _i gt 3 and _i % 2 is not 0>> <<set _vianth to "." + _vianth>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if random(1,10) is 9>> <<set _vianth to _vianth + ",">> <<for _i to 1; _i lte random(2,either(5,9)); _i++>> <<set _vianth to _vianth + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if random(1,15) is 3>> <<set _full to either("vian", "trong", "tride", "tetride")>> <<elseif random(1,18) is not 8>> <<set _full to "vian">> <<elseif ndef $randomthList>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _full to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<set $randomthList to [_full]>> <<elseif either(1,2,3,4,5,6) is 1>> <<set _full to either($randomthList)>> <<else>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _full to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<run $randomthList.push(_full)>> <</if>> <<if random(1,5) is not 2>> <<set _vianth to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _vianth + "~~12~~ sunits " + _full>> <<else>> <<set _vianth to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _vianth + "~~12~~ light-tunits " + _full>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _randomth is true>> <<set _randomth to "">> <<for _i to 1; _i lte random(either(3,4,4),random(either(5,9),either(9,14,19))); _i++>> <<set _randomth to either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _randomth>> <<if _i is 3>> <<set _randomth to "." + _randomth>> <<elseif _i gt 3 and _i % 2 is not 0>> <<set _randomth to "." + _randomth>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if random(1,10) is 9>> <<set _randomth to _randomth + ",">> <<for _i to 1; _i lte random(2,either(5,9)); _i++>> <<set _randomth to _randomth + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if ndef $randomthList>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _full to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<set $randomthList to [_full]>> <<elseif either(1,2,3,4,5,6) is 1>> <<set _full to either($randomthList)>> <<else>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _full to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<run $randomthList.push(_full)>> <</if>> <<if random(1,5) is not 2>> <<set _randomth to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _randomth + "~~12~~ sunits " + _full>> <<else>> <<set _randomth to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + _randomth + "~~12~~ light-tunits " + _full>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _length is not false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _length>> <<if _width is not false or _height is not false or _vianth is not false or _randomth is not false>> <<if (_width is not false and _height is false and _vianth is false and _randomth is false) or (_width is false and _height is not false and _vianth is false and _randomth is false) or (_width is false and _height is false and _vianth is not false and _randomth is false) or (_width is false and _height is false and _vianth is false and _randomth is not false)>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <</if>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _width is not false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _width>> <<if _height is not false or _vianth is not false or _randomth is not false>> <<if _length is false and ((_height is not false and _vianth is false and _randomth is false) or (_height is false and _vianth is not false and _randomth is false) or (_height is false and _vianth is false and _randomth is not false))>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif (_height is not false and _vianth is false and _randomth is false) or (_height is false and _vianth is not false and _randomth is false) or (_height is false and _vianth is false and _randomth is not false)>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <</if>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _height is not false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _height>> <<if _vianth is not false or _randomth is not false>> <<if _length is false and _width is false and ((_vianth is not false and _randomth is false) or (_vianth is false and _randomth is not false))>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif (_vianth is not false and _randomth is false) or (_vianth is false and _randomth is not false)>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <</if>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _vianth is not false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _vianth>> <<if _randomth is not false>> <<if _length is false and _width is false and _height is false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _randomth is not false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _randomth>> <</if>> <</if>> <<set _body to either(true, true, false)>> <<if _body is true>> <<if _secondaryNoun is not false or _measurements is not false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ",">> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " with ">> <<set _heads to either(true, false, false)>> <<set _eyes to either(true, false, false)>> <<set _pupils to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<if either(either(1,2,3),either(1,2,3,4)) is not 1>> <<set _ears to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _armEars to false>> <<else>> <<set _armEars to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _ears to false>> <</if>> <<set _mouths to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _tongues to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _teeth to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _noses to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _pitOrgans to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _antennae to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _sonochromaticReceivers to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _torsos to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _arms to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<if _arms is false and _armEars is true>> <<set _ears to true>> <<set _armEars to false>> <</if>> <<set _hands to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _fingers to either(true, false, false)>> <<set _thumbs to either(true, false, false)>> <<set _legs to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _feet to either(either(true,false, false),either(true, false, false, false))>> <<set _toes to either(true, false, false)>> <<set _tentacles to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _wings to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _swimmerets to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _tails to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _fins to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _stingers to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _hearts to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _batteries to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _brains to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _lungs to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _stomachs to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _intestines to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _livers to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _kidneys to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _seismicSensors to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _speedometers to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _penises to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _penisHeads to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _testicles to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _vaginas to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _assholes to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _cloacas to either(true, false, false, false)>> <<set _randoms to either(true, false, false, false, false, false)>> <<if _heads is false and _eyes is false and _ears is false and _mouths is false and _tongues is false and _teeth is false and _noses is false and _pitOrgans is false and _antennae is false and _sonochromaticReceivers is false and _torsos is false and _legs is false and _arms is false and _tentacles is false and _swimmerets is false and _tails is false and _fins is false and _stingers is false and _hearts is false and _batteries is false and _brains is false and _lungs is false and _stomachs is false and _intestines is false and _livers is false and _kidneys is false and _seismicSensors is false and _speedometers is false and _penises is false and _vaginas is false and _assholes is false and _cloacas is false and _randoms is false>> <<set _eyes to true>> <<set _mouths to either(true, true, false)>> <</if>> <<set _bodyParts to [_heads, _eyes, _ears, _mouths, _tongues, _teeth, _noses, _pitOrgans, _antennae, _sonochromaticReceivers, _torsos, _arms, _legs, _tentacles, _wings, _swimmerets, _tails, _fins, _stingers, _hearts, _batteries, _brains, _lungs, _stomachs, _intestines, _livers, _kidneys, _seismicSensors, _speedometers, _penises, _vaginas, _assholes, _cloacas, _randoms]>> <<set _headParts to [_eyes, _ears, _mouths, _tongues, _teeth, _noses, _pitOrgans, _antennae, _sonochromaticReceivers]>> <<set _done to 0>> <<if _heads is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _heads to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _heads to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _heads to _heads + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _heads + "~~12~~ heads">> <<set _bodyParts[0] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _headParts.count(true) gte 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", each with ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _eyes is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _eyes to either(either("3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"), either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("",either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")))>> <<else>> <<set _eyes to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("",either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"))>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _eyes to _eyes + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _eyes + "~~12~~ eyes">> <<if _pupils is true>> <<if random(1,10) is not 9>> <<set _pupils to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _pupils to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,10) is 8>> <<set _pupils to _pupils + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - each with " + _pupils + "~~12~~ pupils">> <</if>> <<set _bodyParts[1] to false>> <<set _headParts[0] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _heads is not false and _done is 2 and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<if _pupils is not false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - and ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <<elseif _heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<if _pupils is not false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - and ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <</if>> <<elseif (_heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) gt 1) or (_heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1)>> <<if _pupils is not false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <</if>> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<if _pupils is not false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - and ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <</if>> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<if _pupils is not false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - and ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) gte 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _ears is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _ears to either(either("3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"), either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("",either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")))>> <<else>> <<set _ears to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("",either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"))>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _ears to _ears + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _ears + "~~12~~ ears">> <<set _bodyParts[2] to false>> <<set _headParts[1] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _heads is not false and _done is 2 and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif (_heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) gt 1) or (_heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1)>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) gte 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _mouths is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _mouths to either(either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"), either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("",either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")))>> <<else>> <<set _mouths to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("",either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"))>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _mouths to _mouths + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _mouths + "~~12~~ mouths">> <<set _bodyParts[3] to false>> <<set _headParts[2] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _tongues is true or _teeth is true>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - each with ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _done is 2 and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif (_heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) gt 1) or (_heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1)>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _tongues is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _tongues to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _tongues to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _tongues to _tongues + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if either(either(1,2),either(1,2),either(1,2,3)) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _tongues + "~~12~~ tongues">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _tongues + either("~~12~~ radulas", "~~12~~ radulae")>> <</if>> <<set _bodyParts[4] to false>> <<set _headParts[3] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _heads is not false and _done is 2 and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif (_bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1) or (_mouths is not false and _teeth is true)>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif (_heads is not false and _mouths is not false and _teeth is false and _headParts.count(true) gte 1) or (_heads is false and _mouths is not false and _teeth is false)>> <<if _heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - and ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - ">> <</if>> <<elseif (_heads is not false and ((_mouths is false and _teeth is false and _headParts.count(true) gte 1) or (_mouths is false and _teeth is true) or (_mouths is not false and _headParts.count(true) is 0))) or (_heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1)>> <<if _heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <</if>> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<if _mouths is not false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - and ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <</if>> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) gte 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _teeth is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _teeth to either(either("3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"), either("3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"), either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"))>> <<else>> <<set _teeth to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("",either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"))>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _teeth to _teeth + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _teeth + "~~12~~ teeth">> <<set _bodyParts[5] to false>> <<set _headParts[4] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _heads is not false and _done is 2 and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif (_heads is not false and _mouths is not false and _headParts.count(true) gte 1) or (_heads is false and _mouths is not false)>> <<if _heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - and ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - ">> <</if>> <<elseif (_heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) gte 1) or (_heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1)>> <<if _heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <</if>> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<if _mouths is not false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - and ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <</if>> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) gte 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _noses is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _noses to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _noses to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _noses to _noses + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _noses + "~~12~~ noses">> <<set _bodyParts[6] to false>> <<set _headParts[5] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _heads is not false and _done is 2 and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif (_heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) gt 1) or (_heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1)>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) gte 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _pitOrgans is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _pitOrgans to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _pitOrgans to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _pitOrgans to _pitOrgans + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _pitOrgans + "~~12~~ pit organs">> <<set _bodyParts[7] to false>> <<set _headParts[6] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif (_heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) gt 1) or (_heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1)>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) gte 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _antennae is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _antennae to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _antennae to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,10) is 8>> <<set _antennae to _antennae + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _antennae + "~~12~~ antennae">> <<set _bodyParts[8] to false>> <<set _headParts[7] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _heads is not false and _done is 2 and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif (_heads is not false and _headParts.count(true) gt 1) or (_heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1)>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) gte 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _sonochromaticReceivers is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _sonochromaticReceivers to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _sonochromaticReceivers to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,10) is 8>> <<set _sonochromaticReceivers to _sonochromaticReceivers + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _sonochromaticReceivers + "~~12~~ sonochromatic receivers">> <<set _bodyParts[9] to false>> <<set _headParts[8] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _heads is false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<elseif _heads is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) gte 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + "; ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _torsos is true>> <<if random(1,16) is not 9>> <<set _torsos to either("4",either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"))>> <<else>> <<set _torsos to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _torsos to _torsos + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _torsos + "~~12~~ torsos">> <<set _bodyParts[10] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _arms is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _arms to either("3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _arms to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _arms to _arms + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _arms + "~~12~~ arms">> <<if _armEars is true>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - each with ">> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _armEars to either("3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _armEars to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _armEars to _armEars + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _armEars + "~~12~~ ears">> <</if>> <<if _hands is true>> <<if _armEars is false>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - each with ">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <<if random(1,20) is not 9>> <<set _hands to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _hands to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _hands to _hands + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _hands + "~~12~~ hands">> <<if _fingers is true>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", each in turn with ">> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _fingers to either(either("2","3","4","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"), either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"))>> <<else>> <<set _fingers to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("",either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"),either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"))>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _fingers to _fingers + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if _thumbs is false and either(1,2) is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _fingers + "~~12~~ claws">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _fingers + "~~12~~ fingers">> <</if>> <<if _thumbs is true>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _thumbs to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _thumbs to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _thumbs to _thumbs + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _thumbs + "~~12~~ thumbs">> <</if>> <</if>> <</if>> <<set _bodyParts[11] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if (_hands is not false or _armEars is not false) and _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - ">> <<elseif _hands is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _legs is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _legs to either("3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _legs to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _legs to _legs + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _legs + "~~12~~ legs">> <<if _feet is true>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - each with ">> <<if random(1,20) is not 9>> <<set _feet to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _feet to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _feet to _feet + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _feet + "~~12~~ feet">> <<if _toes is true>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", each in turn with ">> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _toes to either(either("2","3","4","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"), either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"))>> <<else>> <<set _toes to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("",either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"),either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"))>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _toes to _toes + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if either(1,2) is 2>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _toes + "~~12~~ talons">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _toes + "~~12~~ toes">> <</if>> <</if>> <</if>> <<set _bodyParts[12] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _feet is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - ">> <<elseif _feet is not false and _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _tentacles is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _tentacles to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _tentacles to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _tentacles to _tentacles + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _tentacles + "~~12~~ tentacles">> <<set _bodyParts[13] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _wings is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _wings to either(either("4","6","8","δ"),either("3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"),either("3","4","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ"))>> <<else>> <<set _wings to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _wings to _wings + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if either(1,2,3,4) is not 4>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _wings + "~~12~~ wings">> <<else>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _wings + "~~12~~ pairs of wings">> <</if>> <<set _bodyParts[14] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _swimmerets is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _swimmerets to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _swimmerets to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _swimmerets to _swimmerets + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _swimmerets + "~~12~~ swimmerets">> <<set _bodyParts[15] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _tails is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _tails to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _tails to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _tails to _tails + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _tails + "~~12~~ tails">> <<set _bodyParts[16] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _fins is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _fins to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _fins to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _fins to _fins + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _fins + "~~12~~ fins">> <<set _bodyParts[17] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _stingers is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _stingers to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _stingers to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _stingers to _stingers + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _stingers + "~~12~~ stingers">> <<set _bodyParts[18] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _hearts is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _hearts to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _hearts to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _hearts to _hearts + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _hearts + "~~12~~ hearts">> <<set _bodyParts[19] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _batteries is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _batteries to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _batteries to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _batteries to _batteries + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _batteries + "~~12~~ batteries">> <<set _bodyParts[20] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _brains is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _brains to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _brains to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _brains to _brains + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _brains + "~~12~~ brains">> <<set _bodyParts[21] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _lungs is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _lungs to either("3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _lungs to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _lungs to _lungs + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _lungs + "~~12~~ lungs">> <<set _bodyParts[22] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _stomachs is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _stomachs to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _stomachs to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _stomachs to _stomachs + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _stomachs + "~~12~~ stomachs">> <<set _bodyParts[23] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _intestines is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _intestines to either("3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _intestines to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _intestines to _intestines + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _intestines + "~~12~~ intestines">> <<set _bodyParts[24] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _livers is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _livers to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _livers to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _livers to _livers + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _livers + "~~12~~ livers">> <<set _bodyParts[25] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _kidneys is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _kidneys to either("3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _kidneys to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _kidneys to _kidneys + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _kidneys + "~~12~~ kidneys">> <<set _bodyParts[26] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _seismicSensors is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _seismicSensors to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _seismicSensors to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _seismicSensors to _seismicSensors + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _seismicSensors + "~~12~~ seismic sensors">> <<set _bodyParts[27] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _speedometers is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _speedometers to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _speedometers to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _speedometers to _speedometers + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _speedometers + "~~12~~ speedometers">> <<set _bodyParts[28] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _penises is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _penises to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _penises to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _penises to _penises + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _penises + "~~12~~ penises">> <<if _penisHeads is true or _testicles is true>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - each with ">> <<if _penisHeads is true>> <<if random(1,10) is not 9>> <<set _penisHeads to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _penisHeads to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _penisHeads to _penisHeads + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _penisHeads + "~~12~~ heads">> <<if _testicles is true>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _testicles is true>> <<if random(1,10) is not 9>> <<set _testicles to either("3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _testicles to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _testicles to _testicles + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _testicles + "~~12~~ testicles">> <</if>> <</if>> <<set _bodyParts[29] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1 and (_penisHeads is not false or _testicles is not false)>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and (_penisHeads is not false or _testicles is not false)>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " - and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _vaginas is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _vaginas to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _vaginas to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _vaginas to _vaginas + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _vaginas + "~~12~~ vaginas">> <<set _bodyParts[30] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _assholes is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 9>> <<set _assholes to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _assholes to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _assholes to _assholes + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _assholes + "~~12~~ assholes">> <<set _bodyParts[31] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _cloacas is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _cloacas to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _cloacas to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _cloacas to _cloacas + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _cloacas + "~~12~~ cloacas">> <<set _bodyParts[32] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _randoms is true>> <<if random(1,8) is not 8>> <<set _randoms to either("2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<set _randoms to either("1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ") + either("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 10; _i++>> <<if random(1,8) is 8>> <<set _cloacas to _cloacas + either("0", "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","δ","Ɛ")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <<if ndef $randomBodyPartList>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _full to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<set $randomBodyPartList to [_full]>> <<elseif either(1,2,3,4,5,6) is 5>> <<set _full to either($randomBodyPartList)>> <<else>> <<fullGenerator>> <<set _full to _full.toLowerCase()>> <<run $randomBodyPartList.push(_full)>> <</if>> <<if _full[_full.length - 1] is "s" or _full[_full.length - 1] is "x" or _full[_full.length - 1] is "z" or (_full[_full.length - 2] is "s" and _full[_full.length - 1] is "h") or (_full[_full.length - 2] is "c" and _full[_full.length - 1] is "h")>> <<set _full to _full + "es">> <<else>> <<set _full to _full + "s">> <</if>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + _randoms + "~~12~~ " + _full>> <<set _bodyParts[_bodyParts.length - 1] to false>> <<set _done += 1>> <<if _bodyParts.count(true) gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done gt 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + ", and ">> <<elseif _bodyParts.count(true) is 1 and _done is 1>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to _rakhasAppearance + " and ">> <</if>> <</if>> <</if>> <<aan>> <<if random(1,either(10,12)) is 6>> <<set _rakhasAppearance to "the " + either("silhouette of", "inverse of", "converse of", "contrapositive of", "shadow of", "reflection of", "remains of", "ashes of", "thought of", "aftermath of", "creation of", "destruction of", "death of", "recreation of", "replica of", "movie adaptation of", either("third segment of", "fourth segment of", "fifth segment of", "twenty-sixth segment of"), "ending of", "beginning of", "entropy of", "thermodynamics of", "aerodynamics of", "signature of", "imprint of", "original pressing of", "essence of", "knowledge of", "wisdom of", "awareness of", "concept of", "prequel to", "sequel to", "metaphorical heart of", "most metaphorical interpretation of", "most literal interpretation of", "biblical reading of", "story of", "root of", "baptism of", "revelation of", "generalization of", either("first form of", "second form of", "third form of", "fourth form of", "fifth form of", "sixth form of", "seventh form of", "final form of"), "metamorphosis of", "birth of", "flight of", "departure of", "night of", "first moments of", "final moments of", "prototype of", "directors commentary on", "foreword to", "introduction to", "first contact with", "fall of", "rise of", "decline of", "growth of", "family of", "wealth of", "friends of", "hatching of", "password to", "sound of", "remix of", "evolution of", "closing notes of", "sensation of", "pain of", "agony of", "pleasure of", "abstraction of", "purification of", "heat signature of", "radiation from", either("lower half of", "upper half of", "left half of"), either("right half of", "front half of", "back half of"), "true name of", "bombing of", "flames of", "impression of", "first time and the last time of", "choice of", "story of", "sequel to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, starring") + " " + _rakhasAppearance>> <</if>> <</widget>> <>

<> <<if random(1,100) is not 4>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _zhanylra to _rakhasName>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _zyholnra to _rakhasName>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _ghehdra to _rakhasName>> <<else>> <<set _zhanylra to "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to "Ghehd'ra">> <</if>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 100; _i++>> <<if _zyholnra is _zhanylra>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _zyholnra to _rakhasName>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 100; _i++>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _ghehdra to _rakhasName>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if random(1,12) is 2>> <<if _zhanylra is "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _zhanylra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Жanil'ra", "Zhanyl'ra", "Zhanil'ra", "Sanil'ra", "Sanyl'ra", "Shanil'ra", "Shanyl'ra", "Zanil'ra", "Zanyl'ra", "Naжyl'ra")>> <<elseif _zhanylra is "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _zhanylra to either("Zyholn'ra", "Zaiholn'ra", "Xaiholn'ra", "Saiholn'ra", "Zyeholn'ra", "Xyeholn'ra", "Syeholn'ra", "Hyzoln'ra")>> <<elseif _zhanylra is "Ghehd'ra">> <<set _zhanylra to either("Ghehd'ra", "Guhed'ra", "Kuhed'ra", "Ghaed'ra", "Khaed'ra", "Gaheed'ra", "Kaheed'ra", "Ghuhed'ra", "Khuhed'ra", "Hugehd'ra")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if random(1,12) is 3 or (random(1,3) is not 2 and _zyholnra is _zhanylra)>> <<if _zyholnra is "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Жanil'ra", "Zhanyl'ra", "Zhanil'ra", "Sanil'ra", "Sanyl'ra", "Shanil'ra", "Shanyl'ra", "Zanil'ra", "Zanyl'ra", "Naжyl'ra")>> <<elseif _zyholnra is "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to either("Zyholn'ra", "Zaiholn'ra", "Xaiholn'ra", "Saiholn'ra", "Zyeholn'ra", "Xyeholn'ra", "Syeholn'ra", "Hyzoln'ra")>> <<elseif _zyholnra is "Ghehd'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to either("Ghehd'ra", "Guhed'ra", "Kuhed'ra", "Ghaed'ra", "Khaed'ra", "Gaheed'ra", "Kaheed'ra", "Ghuhed'ra", "Khuhed'ra", "Hugehd'ra")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if random(1,12) is 4 or (random(1,3) is not 2 and (_ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra))>> <<if _ghehdra is "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Жanil'ra", "Zhanyl'ra", "Zhanil'ra", "Sanil'ra", "Sanyl'ra", "Shanil'ra", "Shanyl'ra", "Zanil'ra", "Zanyl'ra", "Naжyl'ra")>> <<elseif _ghehdra is "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to either("Zyholn'ra", "Zaiholn'ra", "Xaiholn'ra", "Saiholn'ra", "Zyeholn'ra", "Xyeholn'ra", "Syeholn'ra", "Hyzoln'ra")>> <<elseif _ghehdra is "Ghehd'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to either("Ghehd'ra", "Guhed'ra", "Kuhed'ra", "Ghaed'ra", "Khaed'ra", "Gaheed'ra", "Kaheed'ra", "Ghuhed'ra", "Khuhed'ra", "Hugehd'ra")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _zyholnra is _zhanylra>> <<set _zyholnra to "Other " + _zyholnra>> <</if>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<set _ghehdra to "Other " + _ghehdra>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<set _ghehdra to "Other " + _ghehdra>> <</if>> <</if>> <<rakhasPronouns>> <<set _psinoetics to either("angels", "psinoetics")>> <<set _brine to either(either("brine", "brine", "brine", "brine", "brine", "brine", "oil", "soda", either("brine", "oil", "soda", "blood", "mist", "syrup", "water", "nebula", "burger juice", "mustard", "void", "vomit", either("fabric", "piss"))), either("brine", "oil", "soda"), either("brine", "oil", "soda"), either("brine", "oil", "soda"), either("brine", "oil", "soda", "blood", "mist", "syrup", "water", "nebula", "burger juice", "mustard", "void", "vomit", either("fabric", "piss")))>> <<if random(1,100) is not 80 and (_brine is "brine" or _brine is "water" or _brine is "soda" or _brine is "void")>> <<if _brine is "brine" or _brine is "water">> <<set _salty to "salty">> <<elseif _brine is "soda">> <<set _salty to "carbonated">> <<elseif _brine is "void">> <<set _salty to "intangible">> <</if>> <<else>> <<set _salty to either("salty", "sour", "sweet", "bitter", "savory", "spicy", "crunchy", "chalky", "boiling", "soft", "hard", "carbonated")>> <</if>> <<set _sour to either("salty", "sour", "sweet", "bitter", "savory", "spicy", "crunchy", "chalky", "boiling", "soft", "hard", "intangible", "carbonated")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 5; _i++>> <<if _sour is _salty>> <<set _sour to either("salty", "sour", "sweet", "bitter", "savory", "spicy", "crunchy", "chalky", "boiling", "soft", "hard", "intangible", "carbonated")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if _sour is _salty>> <<set _sour to "...also " + _sour>> <</if>> <<set _time to either(true, false)>> <<set _tree to either(false, either("tree-like fractal", "fractal-like tree", "tree"))>> <<set _psinoeticsFirst to either(true, false, true, false)>> <<set _zMorality to either(either("neutral", "neutral", "neutral", "good", "evil"), either("neutral", "neutral", "good", "evil"))>> <<set _zhanylraAppearance to either(true)>> <<if _zhanylraAppearance is true>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _zhanylraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <</if>> <<set _zyholnraAppearance to either(true, false)>> <<if _zyholnraAppearance is true>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _zyholnraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <</if>> <<set _ghehdraAppearance to either(true, false)>> <<if _ghehdraAppearance is true>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _ghehdraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <</if>> <<if (visited() gt 1 and random(1,16) is not 10) or (visited() is 1 and random(1,20) is not 10)>> <<set _incest to 0>> <<else>> <<set _incest to either(1,2,3)>> <<if _incest is 2 and either(1,2) is 2>> <<rakhasName 1>> <<set _zhanylra to _rakhasName>> <<elseif _incest is 1 or (_incest is 3 and either(1,2,3) is 1)>> <<set _zMorality to "neutral">> <</if>> <</if>> <<if random(1,36) is not 11>> <<set _forcedMarriage to 0>> <<else>> <<set _forcedMarriage to 1>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasim to either("rakhasim", "rakhasim", "elder gods", "elder angels")>> <>_zhanylra would have had the appearance of _zhanylraAppearance. 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<> <<if ndef $formal>> <<set $formal to true>> <</if>> <><<backToHome>> <<contentWarning "discussion of reproduction (SFW), imprisonment, megalophobia, mention of abortion, military, names with religious theming, slavery, torture" 1>> <<settings>> <<bar>> <<if $formal is true>><<include "ThroneOfGodFormal">><<else>><<include "ThroneOfGodInformal">><</if>><<set _instance to -1>><> <<set _options to []>> <<set _options[0] to ["1,326.158~~10~~ kilometers", "824.036~~10~~ miles", "4,350,912.63~~10~~ feet", "6.81.0δ0,99δ~~12~~ sunits", "a size slightly larger than Pluto's moon Charon"]>> <<set _options[1] to ["211.065~~10~~ kilometers", "131.149~~10~~ miles", "692,469.163~~10~~ feet", "1.08.Ɛ61,2~~12~~ sunits", "two thirds of the height of the tallest building in the Throne of God"]>> <<set _options[2] to ["1,638~~10~~ years", "Ɛ.58.26.85.402~~12~~ tunits"]>> <<set _options[3] to ["2.045⋅10^^65^^~~10~~", "204,524,753,414,758,117,390,200,480,002,098,337,443,447,364,556,559,310,711,852,541,463~~10~~"]>> <<set _options[4] to ["106,587,041,964.06~~10~~ citizens per kilometer^^5^^", "1,150,664,820,987.336~~10~~ citizens per mile^^5^^", "0.00000028~~10~~ citizens per foot^^5^^", "0,000089~~12~~ citizens per sunit^^5^^"]>> <> ''The Heart of God'' In a circumbinary orbit around the two hyperstars at the center of the Throne of God is a dwarf hyperplanet,<<note "A dwarf planet occupying more than three dimensions of space.">> known as the Heart of God. It is a contact binary, composed of two minor hyperplanets, both of which are rather porous and are made out of flesh, blood, and other living tissue, which have connected together to form a singular, peanut-shaped celestial object. The larger of the two parts has an average diameter of <<storyCycle>>, while the smaller part has an average diameter of <<storyCycle>>, about one sixth the size of the larger part. The Heart of God is the only celestial body remaining in the system, besides the two hyperstars,<<note "And the occasional asteroids and debris that end up orbiting the Throne of God, but those are destroyed and harvested for resources, making them quite temporary satellites.">> and acts as the primary palace of the God-King Archangel, with xyr throne room in the ever-beating heart located deep within the core of the larger part of the Heart of God. Xe also has xyr supposed chambers here, though in actuality xe is only willing to rest deep within the cores of stars. The Heart of God is sometimes mistaken for a contact trinary, due to a tumor on the larger half of the planet that periodically grows to an immense size before shrinking back down, over a cycle lasting approximately <<storyCycle>>. ''Energy Production'' The Throne of God derives its power from several sources. The inner surface of the shell has a large number of solar panels, and practically every surface of the city on the inner surface is photovoltaic. When combined with the increased efficiency of solar power extraction compared to human technology,<<note "Even considering that human technology in Rakhasim is far better than that of the real world modern day.">> this provides enough energy to power the entirety of the shell's inner surface and part of the shell's wall, and in cases of excess power, some may be diverted elsewhere as needed. The outer edges of the disks also have solar panels and some photovoltaic surfaces, and some areas elsewhere on the structure also have photovoltaic surfaces, but these are no where near as effective unless a star gets trapped in an orbit around the Throne of God. The Heart of God is also known to have some solar panels, though it only partially derives energy from the stars, gaining the rest of its energy through consumption of biological matter.<<note 'The Heart of God is not particularly concerned with //which// kind of biology its consuming, anything that was or is sufficiently "alive" will do.'>> Beyond the shell's inner surface, the city is powered by a variety of sources. Some power is derived from the artificial rivers of various kinds of liquids that flow through the structure, though those are few and far between. Fusion reactors, matter-antimatter reactors, and Burn reactors are found throughout the city, with fusion reactors in less favored regions and Burn reactors in more favored regions, though they must be fueled with material sourced from off-world. These power sources only provide a small percentage of the structure's power, however. Instead, the vast majority of the Throne of God's power comes from //psinoetic energy extraction//. As every living being produces some level of psinoetic energy, and the structure has untold numbers of beings living upon it and inside it, the Throne of God is filled to the brim with psinoetic energy. All throughout the city are devices which capture latent psinoetic energy from the environment, and all citizens are required to wear devices on or in their bodies that capture psinoetic energy from their body over time, which they then must deposit at a local extraction center. Psinoetic energy is created from things like good health, consciousness, and intelligence, and as it acts to reinforce these things, only a small amount can be harvested from citizens without impairing their functioning. Furthermore, harvesting psinoetic energy in an open environment is far less efficient than harvesting it in an enclosed space where it cannot escape outward, and the mundanity of day-to-day life is also inefficient, as learning and experiencing new things is beneficial to generating additional psinoetic energy. As such, the Throne of God uses an additional major source of psinoetic energy - the Cage of Minds. ''The Cage of Minds'' Those who break the law or find themselves unwilling or unable to sufficiently contribute to the society of the Throne of God are subject to imprisonment in the Cage of Minds. In the Cage of Minds, prisoners are restrained and giving feeding and waste management tubes, and then have their brains<<note "Or equivalent structure.">> wired into a collective consciousness that is constantly subjected to new sensory experiences and educational content, in addition to individual prisoners often being given various stimulants and hallucinogenic drugs, or whatever equivalent their species has, all for the purpose of maximizing psinoetic energy output. The bodies of the prisoners with structures like that of human muscles are artificially stimulated in many different ways, keeping them in good shape and preventing their physical body from experiencing the same things every day. If keeping a prisoner alive costs more than they produce, they will be sold to the highest bidder. If no one offers to buy them, they will be killed and have their body harvested for resources, which may then be sold individually. Clones of various beings - prisoners, citizens, or otherwise - are also grown for the specific purpose of joining the Cage of Minds, often being plugged in for extended periods of time while young before permanently joining at whatever age it is deemed that further education and living experience will be too costly to justify the gradual increase in psinoetic energy output it brings. At least one member - though often more - of each species that occupies the Throne of God is kept in the Cage of Minds, as differing psinoetic imprints often have different psinoetic powers, such as the creation of portals, and psinoetic imprints exist both on the level of individual beings and entire species, and on the levels of everything beyond and within and in between. Additionally, there exist a large collection of beings in the Cage of Minds from species for which there are no civilian members in the Throne of God, and sometimes in the entirety of the God-King Archangel's Domain. This includes both living beings who are considered to "lowly" to be granted civilian status, like most Earth animals, and living beings from species whose civilizations have simply not yet been conquered. ''Mobility'' Furthermore, the Throne of God is mobile. Accomplished with a stellar engine in the early days, the Throne of God is now moved and rotated either through the multitude of massive thrusters found along the outer edges, ordinary gravitational manipulation, a solar system-scale Alcubierre drive,<<note "Humankind lacks any sort of Alcubierre drives, let alone solar system-scale Alcubierre drives.">> or, more commonly, a combination of two or more methods. As these methods still take time to move the Throne of God, psinoetic technology is often used to open six-dimensional portals of immense size, large enough for the entirety of the Throne of God to move through, with room to spare. Opening these portals takes a large amount of power and energy, and the Throne of God must wait before opening additional portals of similar size to regain the necessary psinoetic energy and ensure that the people whose psinoetic imprints are utilized for the action are not killed by over-draining their psinoetic energy outputs. ''Population'' As of the last census, the Throne of God had a population of <<storyCycle>> physical citizens and physical citizens-turned-prisoners, giving an average population density of <<storyCycle>>. While this population density may seem high far too high to be in any way feasible, one must again consider that this does not take verticality into account - each disk has a thickness greater than the diameter of the entire Earth, the surface of each disk has buildings ranging anywhere from a couple stories tall to many mountains tall, and there are people all throughout. In addition to physical beings, the Throne of God holds many digital beings living in simulated worlds. Though considered to be of lesser importance than the physical citizens, digital citizens outnumber physical citizens one billion to one. ''How People Aren't All Dead'' One may wonder how the entirety of the Throne of God can be inhabited, as only part of it is within the habitable zone of its stars, and even that part is uninhabitable due to the light of the stars being blocked off by the shell. The answer to this is that the Throne of God is inhabited by millions of different species, all of whom have environmental needs very different from those of humans and one another, and these needs are met by various artificial means. The atmosphere of the Throne of God is composed of elemental air and elemental aether - elemental air can be breathed and moved through by any species as if it was their optimal "air", so to a human it would feel just like air on Earth at sea level, and to a fish it would feel like being underwater. Elemental aether, meanwhile, filters things such as light and heat to be comfortable for whatever species was in the elemental aether, appearing differently for each being just like elemental air. Though the elemental air has impact on the gravity felt by living beings, it does not entirely override the actual gravity, nor does it impact things that are not sufficiently "alive", such as household objects. As such, the artificial gravity generated from region to region is based upon what species can be found there, optimized to whatever level of gravity is the best compromise between the citizens. While the elemental aether filters light and adds energy to living beings to warm them, it does not directly create light to emit from objects, and as such cannot be used to light up a room, only dim it. Because of this, the city is lit up using artificial lighting, and it appears to be perpetually nighttime - though this neverending night won't matter to most inhabitants, as the buildings are so tall and the city has so many layers that few ever see the sky above. ''Slavery'' Only the highest ranking citizens of the Throne of God possess any form of money or wealth - the overwhelming majority of citizens instead spend their lives working as slaves, with next to no chance of upward social mobility. The majority of jobs are those of the white-collar bureaucratic kind, with the enslaved citizens managing the God-King Archangel's Domain and its interests, particularly in business and administrative regions. The second largest source of employment is that of the military, with untold numbers of soldiers ready to lay down their lives for the God-King Archangel and xyr goals of universal domination. The third main source of jobs is managing and maintaining the citizenry and the Throne of God itself, though these jobs are usually not given to biological citizens, but instead to more capable citizens such as sentient artificial intelligences and constructed intelligences.<<note "A //constructed intelligence// refers to a sentient artificial intelligence who inhabits a physical body, typically but not always being a singular body intended for permanent inhabitation.">> The government provides the citizens with food, housing, and addictive AI-generated entertainment/pornography, and in turn the citizens work long hours at unfulfilling jobs for no pay and generate psinoetic energy to keep the city functioning. Higher-ups get no special benefits, besides having power over those below them - fear of punishment is the primary incentive to work. Near the top of the ladder, however, are the oligarchs, the ones who profit off the regions and businesses their underlings manage, who live luxurious lifestyles, who can send anyone below them to prison at will, just because they don't like the way that person looked at them. While the oligarchs appear all-powerful to those in slavery, they too must live in constant fear of punishment, for in order to maintain their status they must constantly strive to appease and pay tribute to the God-King Archangel, lest they fall on xyr bad side. Above the oligarchs is the God-King Archangel's court and inner circle, and the above them is the God-King Archangel xemself. ''Dimensionality'' Despite the Throne of God being a six-dimensional structure, the plurality of civilians are three-dimensional beings, like the God-King Archangel. The reason for this is quite simple - the God-King Archangel primarily focuses on conquering three-dimensional worlds. Despite this apparent limitation in dimensionality, almost every civilian has hyperspatial technological implants allowing them to perceive the higher-dimensional space around them, as well as allowing them to shift their bodies fully or partially across higher spatial axes. Some implants even allow for perception of space beyond that of the six dimensions occupied by the Throne of God.<<note "It is unknown how many dimensions the God-King Archangel can perceive and/or move through, and some suggest that the number may even vary by time and place.">> After three-dimensional beings, the second most common dimensionality for civilians is that of six dimensions. There are roughly equal numbers of civilians who are five-dimensional, four-dimensional, two-dimensional, one-dimensional, and zero-dimensional. It is rare for beings who occupy more than six dimensions to permanently live in the Throne of God, though some will occasionally visit. There are less than ten civilians who occupy more than one dimension of time, and there are no current civilians who occupy more than zero dimensions of [[flise, yi, or gemara|Dimensions and Omega Structures]]. While many buildings make use of the full six dimensions of the Throne of God, it is not uncommon to see lower-dimensional buildings created to cram more things into one space, analogous to a sheet of paper sandwiched between two houses. However, there still must be some space around these structures, as the implants most civilians have stick out a small amount from their bodies in higher-dimensional space, and without gaps between buildings in higher-dimensional space the implants would get caught on objects and walls within neighboring buildings. ''Reproduction'' Reproduction between slaves is strictly prohibited in the Throne of God, and most inhabitants have been sterilized, save for those chosen by the oligarchs to bear their children. Unapproved pregnancy is subject to punishment by immediate abortion, as a pregnant worker is less efficient. Constant AI monitoring of all locations and citizens makes this rather easy to enforce. While the Throne of God receives some new civilians through immigration and importation, the majority of new civilians are grown in artifical wombs found in cloning facilities. Half of the cloning facilities are controlled purely by AI, which determines what species should be produced with what genetic information<<note "Or the species' equivalent to genetic information.">> and at what rates, all for the purpose of maximizing work efficiency and energy production. The other half are still managed by AI, but have the makeup of the clone production chosen by oligarch shareholders. ''Education'' In order to ensure optimal work performance and psinoetic energy production, all civilians are given a basic education. Education begins at a young age and starts off rather generalized, but as students are repeatedly tested in various areas, it quickly specializes to focus on whatever the student does well in, ultimately leading to the job that they will be assigned. As such, whatever areas a young child is naturally talented in - at least relative to other areas - will be used to determine the course of their entire life. If one ends up doing poorly in their field despite being trained in it for years, an AI will analyze whether it would be more cost effective to train them in another field<<note "Usually a similar field.">> or place them in the Cage of Minds. The length of one's education will depend on the rate at which one's species matures.

<<backToHome>> <<settings>><> <<set _options to []>> <<set _options[0] to ["Sùle Ekalech", "Solar English"]>> <<set _options[1] to ["Chathache Ekalech", "Transitional English"]>> <<set _options[2] to ["Nya Ekalech", "New English"]>> <> ''6/30/2025'' *Continued work on the [[Rakhasim Style Guide|Style Guide]]. *Updated [[Eight Degrees of Freedom]] and [[The Ancient Ship]] to match the [[style guide|Style Guide]]. [[Europa]] required no updates. *Added a <<link "toggle">><<set $aeoeActive to not $aeoeActive>><<goto `passage()`>><</link>> for displaying spellings with <<ae 1>> and <<oe 1>> or ae/a/e/ea and oe/o/e/eo. ''6/29/2025'' *Made beta version of the [[Rakhasim Style Guide|Style Guide]] publicly available. ''6/28/2025'' *Updated [[Various Notes on the Transition from Formal English to Nául Ekalech]] to include information on sound changes applied to /ɜ/, /tʃ/, /ɽ/, /ɾ/, and /ɹ/. 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It is not tailored to the puritanical, anthropocentric sensibilities of humankind - Rakhasim is a world of violence and gore and open sexuality, full of cultures and species and beings whose views do not align with those of the modern Western world and do not care to, where morality is by no means absolute and truth lacks any and all sense of objectivity, where humans are not average and yet humans are by no means special. Rakhasim is a vast and ancient world, teeming with life, though perhaps not as we know it. Are you willing to voyage far?"'>>, a quote from H.P. Lovecraft,<<note '"We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far."'>> a quote from Sam "qntm" Hughes,<<note '"There are pan-stellar civilisations...There are timelike loops and solar sails and bifurcations and antigravity and honest-to-God laser blasters. For the bewildered or homesick the lost Earth is rebuilt in virtuality in perfect detail. There are worldtrees, space elevators, Dyson swarms, replicators, space stations, terracompatible planets and cities on the Moon. There are halos, AIs, brains in jars, Jacob\'s Ladders, Singularities, infolectricity and superlight. There are people from the future and people who can fly and people who can\'t die--"'>> a random fact about Rakhasim, a random image from the [[visual art|Visual Art]] or [[maps|Maps]] page, a random installment of <<link "Fragments of Rakhasim">><<if ndef $home>><<set $home to "Fragments of Rakhasim Date">><</if>><<goto $home>><</link>>, and an <a href="https://newarcade.cc/art/flafse.png" target="_blank">image of Flingle the flafse</a>. *Added pages for [[visual art|Visual Art]], [[maps|Maps]], [[music|Music]], [[games|Games]], and [[miscellaneous things|Other]] from Rakhasim. *Added tags to all [[maps|Maps]], [[music|Music]], and [[games|Games]] so that they will appear in the [[search engine|Search]] beyond searching their titles. [[Visual art|Visual Art]] and [[miscellaneous things|Other]] are partially tagged, and will be finished soon.<<note "Hopefully.">> *Moved URL from https://newarcade.cc/writing/fragmentsofrakhasim to <<print "https://newarcade.cc/rakhasim">>. *The three sorting options for the Fragments of Rakhasim page now have visible unique URLS<<note '"Fragments of Rakhasim Date", "Fragments of Rakhasim Type", and "Fragments of Rakhasim Alphabetical".'>>, while the new [[homepage|Home]] has no visible unique URL.<<note 'But can still be accessed at "https://newarcade.cc/rakhasim#home"'>> The URLs "https://newarcade.cc/rakhasim#fragmentsofrakhasim", "https://newarcade.cc/rakhasim#Fragments%20of%20Rakhasim", and variations thereof can additionally be used to access the Fragments of Rakhasim page, and will default to the [[Fragments of Rakhasim Date]] page if opened in a new viewing session. ''6/24/2025'' *Added ability to search through all<<note "I think.">> Rakhasim media on the [[search|Search]] page. Off by default. *Fixed bugs where "<<backToPrevious "Back to Previous Page">>" button would show up when it shouldn't. *Fixed bug where certain elements wouldn't show up in installments if one switched to <<link "dark mode">><<set $theme to "dark">><<darkMode>><</link>> while on the <<link "home page">><<if def $home>><<goto $home>><<else>><<goto "Home">><</if>><</link>>. *Made it such that installments with the letter "ð" in their title ([[Mal Aðkama]]) can be accessed using URLs with "d" or "th" in place of "ð". *Added <<link "blue mode">><<set $theme to "blue">><<blueMode>><</link>>, <<link "fleshpaper mode">><<set $theme to "fleshpaper">><<fleshpaperMode>><</link>>, and <<link "space mode">><<set $theme to "space">><<spaceMode>><</link>>. ''6/23/2025'' *Integrated [[Intercelestial Neutral Units]] and [[Unit Prefixes of a Future Humanity]] into the Fragments of Rakhasim page, rather than them having their own pages on the <a href="https://newarcade.cc" target="_blank">site</a>. *Implemented functionality such that each installment has a unique URL for navigation. **An installment's URL will default to its title, so there will usually be uppercase letters and spaces in the URL, though since it's a URL the spaces will replaced by "%20". However, one may navigate to a page using its title in all lowercase or without spaces, or in all lowercase //and// without spaces. Furthermore, any punctuation in an article's title is optional in navigating to it by URL, and spaces may be replaced by dashes or underscores instead of being removed. In other words, each page has multiple valid URLs linking to it, though it will always default to the one that matches its title. **If an installment's title includes the word "the", including "the" will be optional in the URL. However, if one instance of "the" is left out, all instances of "the" must be left out. Words that include "the", such as "these", do not count. **The updates page may be navigated to at the URLs "https://newarcade.cc/writing/fragmentsofrakhasim#updates" and "https://newarcade.cc/writing/fragmentsofrakhasim#Updates" in addition to the URLs that would apply based on the descriptions above. **The home page may be navigated to using the normal Fragments of Rakhasim URL, as well as the URLs "https://newarcade.cc/writing/fragmentsofrakhasim#home", "https://newarcade.cc/writing/fragmentsofrakhasim#Home", "https://newarcade.cc/writing/fragmentsofrakhasim#main", and "https://newarcade.cc/writing/fragmentsofrakhasim#Main". Of the three sorting options,<<note "Publication date, type, and alphabetical.">> navigating via these URLs will bring one to whichever option they last viewed, or the [[sort by publication date|Fragments of Rakhasim Date]] option if viewing in a new tab or browsing session. **The three sorting options<<note "Publication date, type, and alphabetical.">> for the home page do not display unique URLs, but may still be navigated to using unique URLs regardless. These URLs are "https://newarcade.cc/writing/fragmentsofrakhasim#date", "https://newarcade.cc/writing/fragmentsofrakhasim#type", and "https://newarcade.cc/writing/fragmentsofrakhasim#alphabetical", and their respective titlecase forms. *Added buttons to <a onclick=fontSize(1)>increase</a>, <a onclick=fontSize(-1)>decrease</a>, and <a onclick=fontSize(0)>reset</a> the font size. *Added <<link "dark mode">><<set $theme to "dark">><<darkMode>><</link>> and <<link "pink mode">><<set $theme to "pink">><<pinkMode>><</link>>, in addition to the pre-existing <<link "light mode">><<set $theme to "light">><<lightMode>><</link>>. ''6/22/2025'' *Added tags to each installment for the years and months they were published in. ''6/20/2025'' *Updated [[The Messenger and the Missionary]]. ''6/19/2025'' *Added [[The Messenger and the Missionary]]. ''6/17/2025'' *Added <a href="https://newarcade.cc/futureunitprefixes" target="_blank">Unit Prefixes of a Future Humanity</a>. **This was finished on 1/2/2025, and as such is marked with that date. *Readded <a href="https://newarcade.cc/constantinesanglisc" target="_blank">Constantine's Anglisc</a>. *Added <a href="https://newarcade.cc/intercelestialneutralunits" target="_blank">Intercelestial Neutral Units</a>. **This was finished on 1/10/2025, but was updated before being added here today, and as such is marked with the original date of 1/10/2025 and the update date of 6/17/2025. *Updated the [[publication date list|Fragments of Rakhasim Date]] so that the year is fully written out (eg. 6/17/2025 instead of 6/17/25). ''6/16/2025'' *Added [[The Throne of God]]. *Implemented the content warning system into the stories/articles that don't have any content warnings (when one clicks "<<note "none" "Show" "Hide" 0 1>>", the content warning will be listed as "none"). **This was done because the purpose of making the user press "<<note "Nothing to see here!" "Show" "Hide" 0 1>>" in the first place is so that they must opt in to seeing the content warnings (while still having them be right at the top of the page and easily accessible), allowing for content that may be shocking or disturbing to remain a surprise for those who so choose. If only the pages which needed content warnings had them, it would be immediately clear that the page may have something uncomfortable.<<note 'Though, admittedly, many of the content warnings currently in use are already somewhat mundane for most people, like "megalophobia" or "food". The purpose of these more niche content warnings is not because //many// people absolutely //need// them or because they will "trigger" someone, but because some people are made uncomfortable by topics like food for a variety of reasons, and it costs me nothing to put a warning that the page makes mention of it, especially considering that it\'s the user\'s choice to view the content warnings. And, if someone //is// genuinely made distressed by a topic such as food, the content warning will obviously be helpful.'>> **For stories/articles that don't have any actual content warnings, the pluralization of the text "<<print either("''Content Warning'':", "''Content Warnings'':")>>" is randomized - 50% of the time it will be "''Content Warning'':", and the other 50% of the time it will be "''Content Warnings'':". ''6/14/2025'' *Created this log for historical recordkeeping purposes, as I like being able to see the history of things and have concrete dates for said things. The following bullet points are things that I have implemented in the last week or so, but have not released until today.<<note "Some of them were done today.">> I don't remember when I did what, so they aren't in any particular order. *Added content warnings - one must click "show" to display the actual warnings, in case one wishes to preserve the shock factor of certain stories, or in case a story ever has a dark twist. Like so: <<note "Hello!" "Show" "Hide" 0 1>>. *Added content warnings as tags to each story, allowing one to sort by content warning on the [[search page|Search]]. *Added <a href="https://newarcade.cc/flafsestandard" target="_blank">Flafse Standard</a> as an installment, as I feel that it fits with the articles that have been created since <a href="https://newarcade.cc/flafsestandard" target="_blank">Flafse Standard</a> released. *Removed <a href="https://newarcade.cc/constantinesanglisc" target="_blank">Constantine's Anglisc</a><<note "It's still available on the miscellaneous page of the website (newarcade.cc/miscellaneous), just as it's always been, it just isn't listed here anymore.">>, as I feel that it does not fit with the rest of Fragments of Rakhasim. I still like it and it is still canon, it just doesn't belong with the articles and stories found here, and is better as its own thing. *Created inaccessible pages with the texts of <a href="https://newarcade.cc/writing/heavenandearthshallpassaway" target="_blank">Heaven and Earth Shall Pass Away</a> and <a href="https://newarcade.cc/flafsestandard" target="_blank">Flafse Standard</a>, so as to allow for searching for these pages by text on the [[search page|Search]]. They also have tags. *Made it such that whichever of the three sorting options<<note "Publication date, type, and alphabetical.">> one last viewed is the one that they will return to upon clicking the "<<backToHome 1>>" button. Previously, clicking the "<<backToHome 1>>" button would always send you to the "[[Sort Works by Publication Date|Fragments of Rakhasim Date]]" page. *Made it such that when one travels to another page that isn't the <<backToHome 0 "home page">>, a "<<backToPrevious "Back to Previous Page">>" button will appear under the "<<backToHome 1>>" button, allowing one to return to the <<backToPrevious "previous page">>. *Made it such that when one searches something, the <<if hasVisited("Search Results")>>[[search results page|Search Results]]<<else>>[[search results page|Search]]<</if>><<note "If you have not yet visited the search results page on this viewing session, this link will send you to the search bar page instead.">> will have a "[[Back to Search|Search]]" button under the "<<backToHome 1>>" button. *Made it such that when the last visited page is the <<if hasVisited("Search Results")>>[[search results page|Search Results]]<<else>>[[search results page|Search]]<</if>>, the text of the "<<backToPrevious "Back to Previous Page">>" button will be replaced with "<<if hasVisited("Search Results")>>[[Back to Search Results|Search Results]]<<else>>[[Back to Search Results|Search]]<</if>>".<<note "If you have not yet visited the search results page on this viewing session, the links here will send you to the search bar page instead.">> *Separated the [[alphabetical installment list|Fragments of Rakhasim Alphabetical]] into headings by letter, rather than having them all in a singular unseparated list. *Added the word "thus" to the notice at the top of the homepage.<<note 'For the sake of posteriority, said note currently reads "The installments of Fragments of Rakhasim take place in the same universe, but are not directly connected, and thus do not need to be read in any particular order, unless otherwise noted."'>> *Updated the [[Xeno Feeling Classification Model]] article to fix a typo in the IPA transcription at the start of the page. *Updated the story "[[The Ancient Ship]]" to fix a grammatical error in the Huma dialogue.

<center>Formal ⋅ <<link "Informal">><<replace ".formalInformal">><<include "ThroneOfGodInformal">><<set _instance to 0>><</replace>><</link>></center> <><<set $formal to true>> <<set _options to []>> <<set _instance to -1>> <<set _options[0] to ["the sun system", "our solar system"]>> <<set _options[1] to ["0.094~~10~~ astronomical units", "14,062,199.846~~10~~ kilometers", "8,737,845.884~~10~~ miles", "46,135,826,265.748~~10~~ feet", "46.906~~10~~ light-seconds", "3.4Ɛ.56.25.02Ɛ,39Ɛ~~12~~ sunits", "ten~~10~~ times the diameter of the sun"]>> <<set _options[2] to ["0.324~~10~~ astronomical units", "48,469,710.107~~10~~ kilometers", "30,117,681.556~~10~~ miles", "159,021,358,618.11~~10~~ feet", "161.677~~10~~ light-seconds", "2.695~~10~~ light-minutes", "Ɛ.91.Ɛ7.3Ɛ.Ɛ39,184~~12~~ sunits", "the distance from Mercury to the Sun"]>> <<set _options[3] to ["13,504.486~~10~~ kilometers", "8,391.299~~10~~ miles", "44,306,057.136~~10~~ feet", "57.Ɛ6.896,032~~12~~ sunits", "a little more than the diameter of the Earth"]>> <<set _options[4] to ["13,504.486~~10~~ kilometers", "8,391.299~~10~~ miles", "44,306,057.136~~10~~ feet", "57.Ɛ6.896,032~~12~~ sunits", "a little more than the diameter of the Earth"]>> <<set _options[5] to ["26.056~~10~~ astronomical units", "3,897,859,018.577~~10~~ kilometers", "2,422,017,305.546~~10~~ miles", "12,788,251,373,285.231~~10~~ feet", "13,001.858~~10~~ light-seconds", "216.698~~10~~ light-minutes", "3.612~~10~~ light-hours", "6.6δ.02.30.00.3Ɛ8,422~~12~~ sunits", "a distance approximately half-way between the orbits of Uranus and Neptune"]>> <<set _options[6] to ["1.919⋅10^^54^^~~10~~ kilometers^^5^^", "1,918,851,950,912,772,835,050,676,569,988,870,254,686,750,397,951,761,528.519~~10~~ kilometers^^5^^", "1.777⋅10^^53^^~~10~~ miles^^5^^", "177,744,856,438,093,122,775,614,039,078,609,149,952,218,765,252,537,461.364~~10~~ miles^^5^^", "7.294⋅10^^71^^~~10~~ feet^^5^^", "729,401,504,346,496,516,009,063,217,696,208,529,839,988,418,819,684,858,352,936,358,192,204,377.049~~10~~ feet^^5^^", "7.924⋅10^^26^^~~10~~ light-seconds^^5^^", "792,388,115,792,699,564,088,854,596.349~~10~~ light-seconds^^5^^", "1.019⋅10^^18^^~~10~~ light-minutes^^5^^", "1,019,017,638,622,298,822.131~~10~~ light-minutes^^5^^", "1.311⋅10^^9^^~~10~~ light-hours^^5^^", "1,310,465,070.245 light-hours^^5^^", "5,083⋅10^^54^^~~12~~ sunits^^5^^", "50.83.99.Ɛ4.Ɛ5.5Ɛ.19.δ1.Ɛ3.25.25.42.Ɛ3.53.51.Ɛ6.11.51.3Ɛ.08.12.6Ɛ.4Ɛ.Ɛ3.07.0Ɛ.Ɛ0.Ɛ6.26.90.11.15δ,978~~12~~ sunits^^5^^"]>> <<set _options[7] to ["317.568~~10~~ kilometers", "197.328~~10~~ miles", "1,041,889.764~~10~~ feet", "1.72.185,δ15~~12~~ sunits ", "35~~10~~ times the height of Mount Everest/Sagarmatha/Qomolangma", "14~~10~~ times the height of Olympus Mons"]>> <>''The Throne of God'' The Throne of God, the capital of the God-King Archangel's Domain, is a megastructure of unfathomable scale. Occupying six dimensions of space, a three-dimensional slice running through the center of the structure would be of a size comparable to that of <<storyCycle>> itself. The structure is centered around a binary system consisting of two six-dimensional hyperstars,<<note "A hyperstar is a star that occupies more than three-dimensions of space.">>^^ | ^^<<note 'On average, a three-dimensional slice running through the center of a hyperstar will appear to have a smaller diameter than that of a "regular" star of the same type, and yet the hyperstar will have the same mass as the "regular" star (or even have greater mass). This is due to the fact that hyperstars actually have just as much material in them as "regular" stars, but this material is spread out across more spatial dimensions, making them appear smaller to beings who cannot perceive higher dimensional spaces. Additionally, it is rare for the slice of the hyperstar viewed by a lower-dimensional being to perfectly line up with its center, meaning the hyperstar will appear to have a smaller diameter than that of its maximum.' "Further Information" "Collapse Further Information">> orbiting one other at a distance of merely <<storyCycle>>. These hyperstars are encased in a large, six-dimensional shell shaped like a hollow hypersphere held together by an extremely strong hyperspatial material unknown to humankind, with a radius to the inner edge of roughly <<storyCycle>>, and a wall-thickness of <<storyCycle>>. Using large-scale gravitational manipulation - another thing humankind lacks access to<<note "Humankind lacks access to any kind of gravitational manipulation technology, save for a few rudimentary, experimental, small-scale projects, and the few civilizations that have gotten their hands on technology that they do not yet understand and cannot yet replicate.">> - the inner surface of the shell has artificial gravity pointing outward from the center, allowing for the entirety of the inner surface to be covered in a single massive city, and the outer surface of the shell has artificial gravity pointing towards the center, allowing for the entire outer surface to be covered in another massive city. Despite seeming to be physically separated at a glance, these cities are considered to be two parts of a greater, singular city, and are connected by layers of roads and buildings and the like stretching through the entire width of the shell, in addition to having portals<<note "Humankind lacks these as well, at least as large-scale infrastructure.">> and various means of transit to connect the two. Some buildings even reach the whole way through the width, with no discontinuities. Extending outward from the shell are six large, intersecting, six-dimensional disks, taking the form of five-dimensional hyperspheres extended along a sixth spatial axis in the same manner in which a circle is extended along a third spatial axis to form a cylinder. This sixth axis is the axis of gravity for each individual disk, though the gravitational axis of each disk is perpendicular to the gravitational axes of all other disks - each disk has its gravitational axis along a different dimension from the others, covering all six spatial dimensions, in a manner analogous to three intersecting planes set perpendicular to one another in three-dimensional space. Along the axis of gravity, the disks have the same thickness as the shell - <<storyCycle>> - and in the remaining five dimensions, the disks extend outward <<storyCycle>>. Both sides of each disk are inhabited, as are the outer edges,<<note "This includes both the outer edges that would appear as a disk in three-dimensional space and the outer edges that would appear as a sphere in three-dimensional space.">> all being completely covered in the same city that covers the shell. At the regions where multiple disks intersect, or where a disk meets the shell, the ground gradually curves to allow for a smooth transition between the different directions of artificial gravity that is unnoticeable at human-like scales (and at many much larger scales), just like walking around the surface of the Earth. Like with the shell, the city stretches through the height of each disk, connecting the two sides. The total surface area of the shell and the disks<<note "This does not factor in the intersections of the disks, as I have no idea where to even start in calculating that, and the difference it would make is minimal compared to the gigantic size of the surface area.">> is <<storyCycle>>. As this is merely the surface area, it does not factor in the verticality of the Throne of God - a large number of people live inside the disks, and almost all, if not all, of the buildings on the Throne of God are multi-storied, the tallest of them reaching heights above the surface of over <<storyCycle>>. As the base form of the God-King Archangel is three-dimensional and xe primarily deals with three-dimensional worlds, the Throne of God is typically oriented such that to a being living in a three-dimensional brane/[[omega structure|Dimensions and Omega Structures]], the visible slice of the megastructure will appear to be composed of three perpendicular disks, each at their maximum diameter and thickness, along with the shell being at maximum diameter, rather than the disks having a purely spherical appearance or semi-spherical appearance as would be seen if the axes of gravity were not fully aligned with the brane/omega structure, or the smaller sizes of the disks and/or shell that would be seen if the Throne of God was not properly centered on the brane/omega structure. When it comes to combat in three-dimensional space, the Throne of God will move and rotate to become a small sphere, or, it will move out of the brane/omega structure entirely and attack from a higher dimension. This takes time, however, as the structure is limited in movement and rotation by the speed of light. <center><img src="https://newarcade.cc/images/throneofgod.png" style="margin-bottom: -30px" width="50%"></center> <center>//Approximate model of a three-dimensional slice of the Throne of God - not to scale//<<note "In a more realistic model, the disks would be so large that their widths could not be seen, the shell would be incredibly tiny, and the texture of the disks would appear more like viewing the nighttime lights of cities on Earth from space. Furthermore, there would be a gentle curve at the edges and intersections of the disks, though this would likely not be visible from the distance necessary to view the full slice of the structure.">></center>

<center><<link "Formal">><<replace ".formalInformal">><<include "ThroneOfGodFormal">><<set _instance to 0>><</replace>><</link>> ⋅ Informal</center> <><<set $formal to false>> <<set _options to []>> <<set _instance to -1>> <<set _options[0] to ["0.094~~10~~ astronomical units", "14,062,199.846~~10~~ kilometers", "8,737,845.884~~10~~ miles", "46,135,826,265.748~~10~~ feet", "46.906~~10~~ light-seconds", "3.4Ɛ.56.25.02Ɛ,39Ɛ~~12~~ sunits", "ten~~10~~ times the diameter of the sun"]>> <<set _options[1] to ["0.324~~10~~ astronomical units", "48,469,710.107~~10~~ kilometers", "30,117,681.556~~10~~ miles", "159,021,358,618.11~~10~~ feet", "161.677~~10~~ light-seconds", "2.695~~10~~ light-minutes", "Ɛ.91.Ɛ7.3Ɛ.Ɛ39,184~~12~~ sunits", "the distance from Mercury to the Sun"]>> <<set _options[2] to ["13,504.486~~10~~ kilometers", "8,391.299~~10~~ miles", "44,306,057.136~~10~~ feet", "57.Ɛ6.896,032~~12~~ sunits", "a little more than the diameter of the Earth"]>> <<set _options[3] to ["26.056~~10~~ astronomical units", "3,897,859,018.577~~10~~ kilometers", "2,422,017,305.546~~10~~ miles", "12,788,251,373,285.231~~10~~ feet", "13,001.858~~10~~ light-seconds", "216.698~~10~~ light-minutes", "3.612~~10~~ light-hours", "6.6δ.02.30.00.3Ɛ8,422~~12~~ sunits"]>> <<set _options[4] to ["13,504.486~~10~~ kilometers", "8,391.299~~10~~ miles", "44,306,057.136~~10~~ feet", "57.Ɛ6.896,032~~12~~ sunits"]>> <<set _options[5] to ["1.919⋅10^^54^^~~10~~ kilometers^^5^^", "1,918,851,950,912,772,835,050,676,569,988,870,254,686,750,397,951,761,528.519~~10~~ kilometers^^5^^", "1.777⋅10^^53^^~~10~~ miles^^5^^", "177,744,856,438,093,122,775,614,039,078,609,149,952,218,765,252,537,461.364~~10~~ miles^^5^^", "7.294⋅10^^71^^~~10~~ feet^^5^^", "729,401,504,346,496,516,009,063,217,696,208,529,839,988,418,819,684,858,352,936,358,192,204,377.049~~10~~ feet^^5^^", "7.924⋅10^^26^^~~10~~ light-seconds^^5^^", "792,388,115,792,699,564,088,854,596.349~~10~~ light-seconds^^5^^", "1.019⋅10^^18^^~~10~~ light-minutes^^5^^", "1,019,017,638,622,298,822.131~~10~~ light-minutes^^5^^", "1.311⋅10^^9^^~~10~~ light-hours^^5^^", "1,310,465,070.245 light-hours^^5^^", "5,083⋅10^^54^^~~12~~ sunits^^5^^", "50.83.99.Ɛ4.Ɛ5.5Ɛ.19.δ1.Ɛ3.25.25.42.Ɛ3.53.51.Ɛ6.11.51.3Ɛ.08.12.6Ɛ.4Ɛ.Ɛ3.07.0Ɛ.Ɛ0.Ɛ6.26.90.11.15δ,978~~12~~ sunits^^5^^"]>> <<set _options[6] to ["317.568~~10~~ kilometers", "197.328~~10~~ miles", "1,041,889.764~~10~~ feet", "1.72.185,δ15~~12~~ sunits ", "35~~10~~ times the height of Mount Everest/Sagarmatha/Qomolangma", "14~~10~~ times the height of Olympus Mons"]>> <>''Introduction to Hyperspheres'' Before you can understand the Throne of God, you have to understand //hyperspheres//. The concept is fairly straightforward, as long as you know what circles and spheres are. A circle is a two-dimensional shape where every point is equally far from the center (constant, singular radius), and a sphere is a three-dimensional shape where every point is equally far from the center (constant, singular radius) - a sphere is essentially a three-dimensional circle. A hypersphere, then, is a higher-dimensional shape where every point is equally far from the center (constant, singular radius). A four-dimensional hypersphere is sometimes called a glome, but beyond that they're all just called hyperspheres.<<note "Technically, there are unique names for them - if you're in an //n// dimensional space, the outer edge of the corresponding circle/sphere analog is called an (//n//-1)-sphere, and the insides of those edges are called an //n//-ball. So a normal, 2D circle is a 1-sphere or 2-ball, a 3D sphere is a 2-sphere or a 3-ball, a 4D glome is a 3-sphere or 4-ball, a 5D hypersphere is a 4-sphere or 5-ball, and so on.">> But what does it //look// like? For this, we can use a lower-dimensional analogy to understand. Imagine a two-dimensional plane - a big flat sheet. Now imagine a sphere hovering above it. The sphere lowers down, and passes through the sheet, until it's underneath the sheet. What would this look like from the perspective of someone living in the sheet, who could only see the 2D, flat world within, and none of the world above or below? They would essentially see circular slices of the sphere - when the "tip" of the sphere passes through the sheet, a tiny circle appears out of nowhere. The circle grows larger and larger until the mid-point of the sphere passes through, after which it would shrink in size until it suddenly disappeared. The 2D being would see cross-sections of the sphere, almost like an MRI scan. <center><img src="https://newarcade.cc/images/sphereplane.png" width="50%"></center> Now, we can apply this to higher-dimensional space. If a glome were to pass through our three-dimensional world, we would see a tiny sphere appear out of nowhere and gradually grow in size before shrinking and disappearing. It's the same thing as the sphere passing through the sheet, just one dimension up. But what about hyperspheres beyond the glome? To 3D beings like us, it would largely appear the same. A five-dimensional hypersphere entering our three-dimensional space would look like a glome that appears, grows, shrinks, and disappears, but since a glome already looks like a sphere that does those same things, we wouldn't notice much of a difference. Same thing for six-dimensional hyperspheres, which is where we find //the Throne of God//. ''The Throne of God'' The Throne of God is the six-dimensional capital of the God-King Archangel's Domain, and it's fucking huge! If it entered our three-dimensional space, it would nearly grow to the size of the solar system before shrinking back down to nothing. In fact, it //is// a solar system - or at least, it //was//. At the center of the Throne of God is a binary system, or two stars orbiting each other. But these aren't ordinary stars, they're six-dimensional //hyperstars//. Just as a star is roughly spherical in shape, a hyperstar is roughly hyperspherical in shape.<<note 'Hyperstars of any particular type will typically have the same amount of mass as a "normal" star of the same type, which makes hyperstars appear smaller to three-dimensional beings like us - there\'s simply more dimensions to spread the mass across. Plus, your 3D slice of reality typically won\'t be aligned with the exact center of the hyperstar, where it would appear at its largest radius.'>> These two hyperstars orbit fairly close to one another - on average, they're only <<storyCycle>> apart.<<note "The subscript 10 and 12 indicate base-10 and base-12 numeral systems. If you don't know what those are, ignore the subscript 10 and ignore sunits entirely and you'll be fine.">> Surrounding these two hyperstars is a big shell, shaped like a hypersphere (also six-dimensional). The Domain of the God-King Archangel has access to many technologies humankind does not, including hyperspatial materials (materials that occupy more than three-dimensions) and gravitational manipulation (artificial gravity, anti-gravity, etc). The shell is made out of hyperspatial materials, and gravitational manipulation allows people to live on the inner surface of it - gravity points away from the pair of hyperstars in the center, like if Earth was flipped inside-out. The distance from the inner edge of the shell to the center of the hyperstar binary is about <<storyCycle>>, and the shell itself has a thickness of <<storyCycle>>. Furthermore, the outside of the shell has artificial gravity pointing //towards// the stars, allowing for people to live on the outer surface of the shell. The entirety of both the inner and outer surfaces of the shell are covered in a single, massive city, which extends into the thickness of the shell to connect the two surfaces. Outside the shell is six "disks". I put "disk" in quotations because it isn't exactly the 3D version of a disk you may be familiar with. To understand the shape of these disks, we first need to consider 3D cylinders. To construct a cylinder, you take a 2D circle, and extend it along a third spatial dimension. <center><img src="https://newarcade.cc/images/circlecylinder.png" width="50%"></center> We can then take this cylinder, make it far wider than it is tall, and put a hole in the middle for the shell to slot into. <center><img src="https://newarcade.cc/images/disk.png" width="50%"></center> The disks follow a similar idea. But instead of using a 2D circle, a 5D hypersphere is taken and extended along a sixth spatial dimension. But wait, didn't I say there were six of these things? Where are the other five? The answer is that the disks intersect with one another, each being perpendicular to all the other disks. Below is a three-dimensional representation, though the actual Throne of God would have six disks perpendicular across six dimensions, which can't be fully visualized all at once in the real world. <center><img src="https://newarcade.cc/images/circleintersection.png" width="50%"></center> Then, we put a hole in them (six-dimensionally, of course), and place the shell in the center. A three dimensional slice could look like this: <center><img src="https://newarcade.cc/images/throneofgod.png" width="50%"></center> In a more realistic model, the disks would be so large that their thicknesses could not be seen, the shell would be incredibly tiny, and the texture of the disks would appear more like viewing the nighttime lights of cities on Earth from space.<<note "We'll get to the city part in a bit.">> However, this is where higher-dimensional shapes get weird. As three-dimensional beings, we can only perceive three axes of the disks at a time, out of the six total. The images above assume that one of the axes perceived is the one where the shape is stretched like a cylinder, but if we rotate the disk in higher-dimensional space we can instead see three of the five axes where the disk has the shape of a hypersphere - it will morph from a disk to a sphere. This means we can either see multiple of the disks at a time, all in the disk shape, or see one disk at a time, as a sphere. Furthermore, the disks can be rotated such that their axes don't line up with our three-dimensional world, so one or more of the disks will look like they're mid-transition from the disk shape to the sphere shape.<<note "I'm not really sure if the disks can do this independently of one another or not. I'm just a three-dimensional girl 😔">> Even further furthermore, the disks can appear to grow and shrink no matter what shape they take, by moving around in higher-dimensional space. Each disk has its own artificial gravity, which points down along the dimension that the disk is stretched like a cylinder along. Both sides of the disk are inhabited, as are the outer edges.<<note "Along the outer edges, gravity points towards where the center of the disk would be (the binary hyperstars).">> The inner edges are technically inhabited, as that would just be the shell in the center. The entirety of each disk is covered in the same gigantic city that covers the inside and outside of the shell. The city also goes through the thickness of the disks, just like how the city goes through the shell. <center><img src="https://newarcade.cc/images/cityondisk.png" width="50%"></center> At the areas where disks intersect, going from one disk to another is not like walking up a sharp 90° turn, you don't just step onto the wall and change gravity - instead, the ground gradually curves to transition from one disk to another. The same goes for the areas where the shell meets the disks. This is done over such a large distance and so gradually that the only way you can tell that the ground is curving is by looking far off in the distance, though the city is so dense and layered that your view will likely be blocked. It's just like how the Earth doesn't appear round from the surface, you have to go up high to see the curvature. <center><img src="https://newarcade.cc/images/curve.png" width="50%" alt="Imagine that this is way smoother and more gradual" title="Imagine that this is way smoother and more gradual"></center> To give you an idea of how fucking huge these disks are, I will directly tell you: they are fucking huge. Along the five dimensions where the disks are shaped like hypersphere, they have a radius of <<storyCycle>>. That's a distance from the Sun to approximately half-way between the orbits of Uranus and Neptune. In the dimension where they're stretched like a cylinder, they are ''//significantly//'' smaller, but relative to a human they're still //huge// - <<storyCycle>>, which is a little more than the diameter of the Earth, and is the same thickness as the shell. That gives them a five-dimensional surface area of //<<storyCycle>>//.<<note "This does not factor in the intersections of the disks, as I have no idea where to even start in calculating that, and the difference it would make is minimal compared to the gigantic size of the surface area.">> And that //entire// surface area is covered in a single city. And since it's the surface area, it doesn't even consider that the city has a shit load of verticality! There are buildings and roads stacked on top of each other going all the way through the thickness of the disk, and there are buildings sticking out of the surfaces of the disks that would reach out of Earth's atmosphere<<note "Assuming the atmosphere ends at the Kármán line.">> - the tallest buildings in the Throne of God reach <<storyCycle>> above the surface! Some buildings even reach the whole way through the width of the disks/shell, with no discontinuities. And furthermore, almost every - if not every - building in the Throne of God is multi-storied. It's like Coruscant times <<print either("one", "two", "three", "four", "five", "six", "seven", "eight", "nine", "ten", "twenty", "one hundred", "two hundred", "three hundred", "four hundred", "five hundred", "six hundred", "seven hundred", "eight hundred", "nine hundred")>> <<print either("million", "billion", "trillion", "quadrillion", "quintillion", "sextillion", "septillion", either("thousand", "octillion"))>>, on the scale of a solar system. Because the God-King Archangel is three-dimensional and primarily focues on three-dimensional worlds, the Throne of God typically centers itself on three-dimensional branes/[[omega structures|Dimensions and Omega Structures]] to appear as large as possible, and typically rotates such that three of the disks are visible in the disk shape. When under attack, it will rotate to become a sphere, and if the attack is from lower-dimensional beings, it may simply move in higher-dimensional space to shrink or disappear. However, all of this takes time, as at scales this large movement and rotation is limited by the speed of light. Everything below this is identical to the formal version of the article, but I think it's easy enough to grasp that having two versions isn't necessary. Have fun reading, and maybe check out the <tw-link onclick="window.scrollTo(0,0)" tabindex="0"><<link "formal">><<replace ".formalInformal">><<include "ThroneOfGodFormal">><<set _instance to 0>><</replace>><</link>></tw-link> version of the text above!

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<<if random(1,10) is not 2>>A cosmic ocean<<if either(1,"B") is 1>>, the //sea of antipossibilities//<</if>>. Rakhasim perturbate, isolated ripples existing without meaning. Three rakhasim collide, fields interacting like crashing waves. When they touch, all is born. When they fall back into the sea, all will decay. The three rakhasim - a field of information, a field of psinoetics, and the structure upon which they are grafted.<<else>>Imagine, for a moment, a thousand turbulent seas, superimposed over one another. This was the //sea of antipossibilities//. When two waves overlapped, matching in surface level, a spark would ignite - a possibility, quickly snuffed out in the hostile sea. But in those small moments of possibility, structure would arise - the embryo of the cosmos, which in its few instants of life would grow into everything we've come to know.<</if>> <<link "Wait, no, that's not quite right. I think it went more like...">><<run $passageList.pop()>><<if random(1,50) is 1>><<set $variableMythVersion to "VariableMyth0">><<elseif random(1,50) is 1>><<set $variableMythVersion to "VariableMythOriginal">><<else>><<set $variableMythVersion to either("VariableMyth3Original", "VariableMyth3Alone")>><</if>><<goto "The Variable Myth">><</link>>

<> <<set _options to [ ]>> <<set _options[0] to ["hebdatunits", "years"]>> <<if random(1,100) is not 4>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _zhanylra to _rakhasName>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _zyholnra to _rakhasName>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _ghehdra to _rakhasName>> <<else>> <<set _zhanylra to "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to "Ghehd'ra">> <</if>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 100; _i++>> <<if _zyholnra is _zhanylra>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _zyholnra to _rakhasName>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 100; _i++>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _ghehdra to _rakhasName>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if random(1,12) is 2>> <<if _zhanylra is "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _zhanylra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Жanil'ra", "Zhanyl'ra", "Zhanil'ra", "Sanil'ra", "Sanyl'ra", "Shanil'ra", "Shanyl'ra", "Zanil'ra", "Zanyl'ra", "Naжyl'ra")>> <<elseif _zhanylra is "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _zhanylra to either("Zyholn'ra", "Zaiholn'ra", "Xaiholn'ra", "Saiholn'ra", "Zyeholn'ra", "Xyeholn'ra", "Syeholn'ra", "Hyzoln'ra")>> <<elseif _zhanylra is "Ghehd'ra">> <<set _zhanylra to either("Ghehd'ra", "Guhed'ra", "Kuhed'ra", "Ghaed'ra", "Khaed'ra", "Gaheed'ra", "Kaheed'ra", "Ghuhed'ra", "Khuhed'ra", "Hugehd'ra")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if random(1,12) is 3 or (random(1,3) is not 2 and _zyholnra is _zhanylra)>> <<if _zyholnra is "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Жanil'ra", "Zhanyl'ra", "Zhanil'ra", "Sanil'ra", "Sanyl'ra", "Shanil'ra", "Shanyl'ra", "Zanil'ra", "Zanyl'ra", "Naжyl'ra")>> <<elseif _zyholnra is "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to either("Zyholn'ra", "Zaiholn'ra", "Xaiholn'ra", "Saiholn'ra", "Zyeholn'ra", "Xyeholn'ra", "Syeholn'ra", "Hyzoln'ra")>> <<elseif _zyholnra is "Ghehd'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to either("Ghehd'ra", "Guhed'ra", "Kuhed'ra", "Ghaed'ra", "Khaed'ra", "Gaheed'ra", "Kaheed'ra", "Ghuhed'ra", "Khuhed'ra", "Hugehd'ra")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if random(1,12) is 4 or (random(1,3) is not 2 and (_ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra))>> <<if _ghehdra is "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Жanil'ra", "Zhanyl'ra", "Zhanil'ra", "Sanil'ra", "Sanyl'ra", "Shanil'ra", "Shanyl'ra", "Zanil'ra", "Zanyl'ra", "Naжyl'ra")>> <<elseif _ghehdra is "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to either("Zyholn'ra", "Zaiholn'ra", "Xaiholn'ra", "Saiholn'ra", "Zyeholn'ra", "Xyeholn'ra", "Syeholn'ra", "Hyzoln'ra")>> <<elseif _ghehdra is "Ghehd'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to either("Ghehd'ra", "Guhed'ra", "Kuhed'ra", "Ghaed'ra", "Khaed'ra", "Gaheed'ra", "Kaheed'ra", "Ghuhed'ra", "Khuhed'ra", "Hugehd'ra")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _zyholnra is _zhanylra>> <<set _zyholnra to "Other " + _zyholnra>> <</if>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<set _ghehdra to "Other " + _ghehdra>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<set _ghehdra to "Other " + _ghehdra>> <</if>> <</if>> <<rakhasPronouns>> <<set _psinoetics to either("angels", "psinoetics")>> <<set _brine to either(either("brine", "brine", "brine", "brine", "brine", "brine", "oil", "soda", either("brine", "oil", "soda", "blood", "mist", "syrup", "water", "nebula", "burger juice", "mustard", "void", "vomit", either("fabric", "piss"))), either("brine", "oil", "soda"), either("brine", "oil", "soda"), either("brine", "oil", "soda"), either("brine", "oil", "soda", "blood", "mist", "syrup", "water", "nebula", "burger juice", "mustard", "void", "vomit", either("fabric", "piss")))>> <<if random(1,100) is not 80 and (_brine is "brine" or _brine is "water" or _brine is "soda" or _brine is "void")>> <<if _brine is "brine" or _brine is "water">> <<set _salty to "salty">> <<elseif _brine is "soda">> <<set _salty to "carbonated">> <<elseif _brine is "void">> <<set _salty to "intangible">> <</if>> <<else>> <<set _salty to either("salty", "sour", "sweet", "bitter", "savory", "spicy", "crunchy", "chalky", "boiling", "soft", "hard", "carbonated")>> <</if>> <<set _sour to either("salty", "sour", "sweet", "bitter", "savory", "spicy", "crunchy", "chalky", "boiling", "soft", "hard", "intangible", "carbonated")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 5; _i++>> <<if _sour is _salty>> <<set _sour to either("salty", "sour", "sweet", "bitter", "savory", "spicy", "crunchy", "chalky", "boiling", "soft", "hard", "intangible", "carbonated")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if _sour is _salty>> <<set _sour to "...also " + _sour>> <</if>> <<set _time to either(true, false)>> <<set _tree to either(false, either("tree-like fractal", "fractal-like tree", "tree"))>> <<set _psinoeticsFirst to either(true, false, true, false)>> <<set _zhanylraAppearance to either(true, false)>> <<if _zhanylraAppearance is true>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _zhanylraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <</if>> <<set _zyholnraAppearance to either(true, false)>> <<if _zyholnraAppearance is true>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _zyholnraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <</if>> <<set _ghehdraAppearance to either(true, false)>> <<if _ghehdraAppearance is true>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _ghehdraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <</if>> <<if either(2,3) is 3 and ((_zhanylraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is false) or (_zhanylraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false and _ghehdraAppearance is false) or (_zhanylraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is not false))>> <<set _zhanylraAppearance to false>> <<set _zyholnraAppearance to false>> <<set _ghehdraAppearance to false>> <</if>> <<if either(2,3) is 2 and ((_zhanylraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false and _ghehdraAppearance is not false) or (_zhanylraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is not false) or (_zhanylraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false and _ghehdraAppearance is false))>> <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _zhanylraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <<elseif _zyholnraAppearance is false>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _zyholnraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <<else>> <<rakhasAppearance>> <<set _ghehdraAppearance to _rakhasAppearance>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if (visited() gt 1 and random(1,16) is not 10) or (visited() is 1 and random(1,20) is not 10)>> <<set _incest to 0>> <<else>> <<set _incest to either(1,2)>> <<if _incest is 2 and either(1,2) is 2>> <<rakhasName 1>> <<set _zhanylra to _rakhasName>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if random(1,36) is not 11>> <<set _forcedMarriage to false>> <<else>> <<set _forcedMarriage to true>> <</if>> <<set _rakhasim to either("rakhasim", "rakhasim", "elder gods", "elder angels")>> <><<if either(1,2) is 1>>Imagine, for a moment, a thousand turbulent seas, superimposed over one another. This was the //sea of antipossibilities//. When two waves overlapped, matching in surface level, a spark would ignite - a possibility, quickly snuffed out in the hostile sea. But in those small moments of possibility, structure would arise - the embryo of the cosmos, which in its few instants of life would grow into everything we've come to know. <</if>><>At <<if _time is true and either(1,2) is 1>>the beginning of everything<<else>>a time <<if _time is false>>before time<<else>>long ago<</if>><</if>>,<<if either(2,3,4) is not 3>> in a space <<if _time is false>>before space<<else>>outside space<</if>>,<</if>> there was the primordial _brine<<if random(1,10) is 1>>, and an infinite nothing above<<else>>. <<print either("That", "That", "An")>> <<print either("infinite", "endless", either("infinite", "endless", "open"))>> sea, _salty <<print either("and", "yet")>> _sour<</if>>. Out from <<print either("the", "the", "the", "that")>> _brine <<print either("crawled", "burst", "emerged")>> <<if _incest is 0>><<if random(1,40) is not 35>>the three _rakhasim<<else>>an infinite number of _rakhasim, though only three were important<</if>> - <<print either(_zhanylra + ", " + _zyholnra + ", and " + _ghehdra, _zhanylra + ", " + _ghehdra + ", and " + _zyholnra, _zyholnra + ", " + _zhanylra + ", and " + _ghehdra, _zyholnra + ", " + _ghehdra + ", and " + _zhanylra, _ghehdra + ", " + _zyholnra + ", and " + _zhanylra, _ghehdra + ", " + _zhanylra + ", and " + _zyholnra)>>, equal in agelessness and equal in power. <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is false>>Their forms were beyond comprehension<<if either(2,3,4) is 4>>, to <<print either("even", "merely")>> glimpse upon them would <<print either("be enough to ", "be enough to ", "")>>drive one <<print either("mad", "to madness", "insane")>><<elseif either(1,2) is 1>>, as was their morality<</if>>.<<else>>If the human mind were to attempt to perceive them, <<if _zhanylraAppearance is not false>> _zhanylra would have had the appearance of _zhanylraAppearance,<<if _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is false>> and<</if>><</if>> <<if _zyholnraAppearance is not false>> _zyholnra would have had the appearance of _zyholnraAppearance, <<if _zhanylraAppearance is not false or _ghehdraAppearance is false>>and<</if>><</if>> <<if _ghehdraAppearance is not false>> _ghehdra would have had the appearance of _ghehdraAppearance<<if _zhanylraAppearance is false or _zyholnraAppearance is false>>, and<<elseif _zhanylraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false>>.<</if>><</if>> <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false or _zyholnraAppearance is false or _ghehdraAppearance is false>> <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false>>_zhanylra<<if _zyholnraAppearance is false or _ghehdraAppearance is false>> and <</if>><</if>><<if _zyholnraAppearance is false>>_zyholnra<<if _ghehdraAppearance is false>> and <</if>><</if>><<if _ghehdraAppearance is false>>_ghehdra<</if>> would have held <<if (_zhanylraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false and _ghehdraAppearance is not false) or (_zhanylraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is not false) or (_zhanylraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false and _ghehdraAppearance is false)>>a form<<else>>forms<</if>> beyond all attempts at comprehension.<</if>><</if>> <<elseif _incest is 1>><<if random(1,40) is not 35>>the two _rakhasim<<else>>an infinite number of _rakhasim, though only two were important<</if>> - <<print either(_zhanylra + " and " + _zyholnra, _zyholnra + " and " + _zhanylra)>>, equal in agelessness and equal in power. <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is false>>Their forms were beyond comprehension<<if either(2,3,4) is 4>>, to <<print either("even", "merely")>> glimpse upon them would <<print either("be enough to ", "be enough to ", "")>>drive one <<print either("mad", "to madness", "insane")>><<elseif either(1,2) is 1>>, as was their morality<</if>><<else>>If the human mind were to attempt to perceive them, <<if _zhanylraAppearance is not false>> _zhanylra would have had the appearance of _zhanylraAppearance, and<</if>> <<if _zyholnraAppearance is not false>> _zyholnra would have had the appearance of _zyholnraAppearance<<if _zhanylraAppearance is false>>, and<<else>>.<</if>><</if>> <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false or _zyholnraAppearance is false>> <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false>>_zhanylra<<if _zyholnraAppearance is false>> and <</if>><</if>><<if _zyholnraAppearance is false>>_zyholnra<</if>> would have held <<if (_zhanylraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false) or (_zhanylraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is false)>>a form<<else>>forms<</if>> beyond all attempts at comprehension.<</if>><</if>> Soon after coming into being, _zhanylra and _zyholnra would accidentally produce a child through means of a parentless virgin birth, and that child would be a third rakhas, and that rakhas would be known as //_ghehdra//.<<if _ghehdraAppearance is false>> <<print _pronouns3[2].toUpperFirst()>> would hold a form beyond comprehension.<<else>> <<print either(_ghehdra.toUpperFirst(), _pronouns3[2].toUpperFirst())>> would have had the appearance of _ghehdraAppearance.<</if>> <<elseif _incest is 2>><<if random(1,40) is not 35>>a singular <<if _rakhasim is "rakhasim">>rakhas<<elseif _rakhasim is "elder angels">>elder angel<<else>>elder god<</if>>,<<else>>an infinite number of _rakhasim, though only one was important -<</if>> _zhanylra. <<if _zhanylraAppearance is false>><<print _pronouns1[2].toUpperFirst()>> form was beyond comprehension<<if either(2,3,4) is 4>>, to <<print either("even", "merely")>> glimpse upon <<print_pronouns1[1]>> would <<print either("be enough to ", "be enough to ", "")>>drive one <<print either("mad", "to madness", "insane")>><<elseif either(1,2) is 1>>, as was <<print _pronouns1[2]>> morality<</if>>.<<else>>If the human mind were to attempt to perceive <<print _pronouns1[1]>>, _zhanylra would have had the appearance of _zhanylraAppearance.<</if>> <<print _zhanylra.toUpperFirst()>> would eventually come to <<print either("birth", "create", "beget", "construct","produce")>> two children, also _rakhasim - <<print either("//" + _zyholnra + "// and //" + _ghehdra + "//", "//" + _ghehdra + "// and //" + _zyholnra + "//")>>. <<if _zyholnraAppearance is false and _ghehdraAppearance is false>>Their forms were beyond comprehension<<if either(1,2) is 1>>, as was their morality<</if>>.<<else>>If the human mind were to attempt to perceive them, <<if _ghehdraAppearance is not false>> _ghehdra would have had the appearance of _ghehdraAppearance, and<</if>> <<if _zyholnraAppearance is not false>> _zyholnra would have had the appearance of _zyholnraAppearance<<if _ghehdraAppearance is false>> and<<else>>.<</if>><</if>> <<if _ghehdraAppearance is false or _zyholnraAppearance is false>> <<if _ghehdraAppearance is false>>_ghehdra<<if _zyholnraAppearance is false>> and <</if>><</if>><<if _zyholnraAppearance is false>>_zyholnra<</if>> would have held <<if (_ghehdraAppearance is false and _zyholnraAppearance is not false) or (_ghehdraAppearance is not false and _zyholnraAppearance is false)>>a form<<else>>forms<</if>> beyond all attempts at comprehension.<</if>><</if>> <</if>> In time,<<if _time is false>> or the lack thereof,<</if>> _zhanylra <<if _forcedMarriage is false>>and _ghehdra would <<if either(5,6,7,8,9,10) is 5>>come to lust for one another<<else>>fall in love<</if>><<else>>would attempt to court _ghehdra, and when _ghehdra refused, <<print _pronouns1[0]>> would forcibly take <<print _pronouns3[1]>> as <<print _pronouns1[2]>> <<print either("bride", "bride", "bride", "groom", "spouse")>><</if>>. Together, they would <<print either("birth", "create", "beget", "construct","produce")>> <<if _psinoeticsFirst is true>><<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>//psinoetics//<<else>>the //angels//<</if>><<else>>//information//, and information would bring forth <<if _time is false>><<print either(either("nemid", "concepts and nemid"), either("nemid", "nemid", "space and time", "spacetime", "space, time, and flise", "space, time, and yi", "space, time, and gemara", "space, time, flise, and yi", "space, time, flise, and gemara", "space, time, yi, and gemara", "concepts and nemid", "concepts and spacetime", "concepts, space, time, and flise", "concepts, space, time, and yi", "concepts, space, time, and gemara", "concepts, space, time, flise, and yi", "concepts, space, time, flise, and gemara", "concepts, space, time, yi, and gemara"))>><<else>>concepts<</if>><</if>>. <<if _psinoeticsFirst is true>>More time <<if _time is false>>wouldn't<<else>>would<</if>><<else>>Time would<</if>> pass, and _zhanylra and _ghehdra would come to conceive once more, <<print either("birthing", "creating", "begetting", "constructing")>> <<if _psinoeticsFirst is false>><<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>//psinoetics//<<else>>the //angels//<</if>>, and <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetics<<else>>the angels<</if>> would begin a graceful dance with information<<else>>//information//, and information would bring forth <<if _time is false>><<print either(either("nemid", "concepts and nemid"), either("nemid", "nemid", "space and time", "spacetime", "space, time, and flise", "space, time, and yi", "space, time, and gemara", "space, time, flise, and yi", "space, time, flise, and gemara", "space, time, yi, and gemara", "concepts and nemid", "concepts and spacetime", "concepts, space, time, and flise", "concepts, space, time, and yi", "concepts, space, time, and gemara", "concepts, space, time, flise, and yi", "concepts, space, time, flise, and gemara", "concepts, space, time, yi, and gemara"))>><<else>>concepts<</if>>, and information would begin a graceful dance with <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetics<<else>>the angels<</if>><</if>>, seemingly forever <<print either("intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "intertwined", "united")>>. <> <<if either(1,2,3) is 1>><<annoyedRakhas>><<else>><<print _zyholnra.toUpperFirst()>>, however, would grow jealous of <<if either(1,2,3) is 1>>_ghehdra, and would slay <<print _pronouns3[1]>><<else>>_zhanylra and _ghehdra<<if either(10,100) is 10>>'s love<</if>>, and would slay _ghehdra<</if>> in <<print either("cold blood", "a bitter rage")>><<if _tree is not false>>, and from <<print _pronouns3[2]>> corpse would blossom a <<print either("beautiful", "horrific")>> _tree, which all of <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">><<print either("reality", "information", either("reality", "information", "psinoetics"))>><<else>><<print either("reality", "information", either("reality", "information", "the angels"))>><</if>> would come to orbit<</if>>. <<print _zhanylra.toUpperFirst()>>, <<print either("rageful", "driven half-mad by the loss of " + either(_ghehdra, _pronouns1[2] + " lover"), "driven half-mad by the loss of " + either(_ghehdra, _pronouns1[2] + " lover"))>>, would gather <<print _pronouns1[2]>> children and declare war upon _zyholnra, who in turn <<print either("seduced", "tricked", "tempted", "forced")>> <<if either(true,false) is false>>information<<else>><<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>the psinoetics<<else>>the angels<</if>><</if>> into joining <<print _pronouns2[2]>> <<print either("side", "army", "forces")>> in the war against _zhanylra. <<rakhasWar>><</if>> <<link "Wait, no, that's not quite right. I think it went more like...">><<run $passageList.pop()>><<if random(1,50) is 1>><<set $variableMythVersion to "VariableMyth0">><<elseif random(1,50) is 1>><<set $variableMythVersion to "VariableMythOriginal">><<else>><<set $variableMythVersion to either("VariableMyth3Original", "VariableMyth3Alone")>><</if>><<goto "The Variable Myth">><</link>>

<> <<if random(1,100) is not 4>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _zhanylra to _rakhasName>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _zyholnra to _rakhasName>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _ghehdra to _rakhasName>> <<else>> <<set _zhanylra to "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to "Ghehd'ra">> <</if>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 100; _i++>> <<if _zyholnra is _zhanylra>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _zyholnra to _rakhasName>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 100; _i++>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<rakhasName>> <<set _ghehdra to _rakhasName>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if random(1,12) is 2>> <<if _zhanylra is "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _zhanylra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Жanil'ra", "Zhanyl'ra", "Zhanil'ra", "Sanil'ra", "Sanyl'ra", "Shanil'ra", "Shanyl'ra", "Zanil'ra", "Zanyl'ra", "Naжyl'ra")>> <<elseif _zhanylra is "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _zhanylra to either("Zyholn'ra", "Zaiholn'ra", "Xaiholn'ra", "Saiholn'ra", "Zyeholn'ra", "Xyeholn'ra", "Syeholn'ra", "Hyzoln'ra")>> <<elseif _zhanylra is "Ghehd'ra">> <<set _zhanylra to either("Ghehd'ra", "Guhed'ra", "Kuhed'ra", "Ghaed'ra", "Khaed'ra", "Gaheed'ra", "Kaheed'ra", "Ghuhed'ra", "Khuhed'ra", "Hugehd'ra")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if random(1,12) is 3 or (random(1,3) is not 2 and _zyholnra is _zhanylra)>> <<if _zyholnra is "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Жanil'ra", "Zhanyl'ra", "Zhanil'ra", "Sanil'ra", "Sanyl'ra", "Shanil'ra", "Shanyl'ra", "Zanil'ra", "Zanyl'ra", "Naжyl'ra")>> <<elseif _zyholnra is "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to either("Zyholn'ra", "Zaiholn'ra", "Xaiholn'ra", "Saiholn'ra", "Zyeholn'ra", "Xyeholn'ra", "Syeholn'ra", "Hyzoln'ra")>> <<elseif _zyholnra is "Ghehd'ra">> <<set _zyholnra to either("Ghehd'ra", "Guhed'ra", "Kuhed'ra", "Ghaed'ra", "Khaed'ra", "Gaheed'ra", "Kaheed'ra", "Ghuhed'ra", "Khuhed'ra", "Hugehd'ra")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if random(1,12) is 4 or (random(1,3) is not 2 and (_ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra))>> <<if _ghehdra is "Жanyl'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Жanil'ra", "Zhanyl'ra", "Zhanil'ra", "Sanil'ra", "Sanyl'ra", "Shanil'ra", "Shanyl'ra", "Zanil'ra", "Zanyl'ra", "Naжyl'ra")>> <<elseif _ghehdra is "Zyholn'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to either("Zyholn'ra", "Zaiholn'ra", "Xaiholn'ra", "Saiholn'ra", "Zyeholn'ra", "Xyeholn'ra", "Syeholn'ra", "Hyzoln'ra")>> <<elseif _ghehdra is "Ghehd'ra">> <<set _ghehdra to either("Ghehd'ra", "Guhed'ra", "Kuhed'ra", "Ghaed'ra", "Khaed'ra", "Gaheed'ra", "Kaheed'ra", "Ghuhed'ra", "Khuhed'ra", "Hugehd'ra")>> <</if>> <</if>> <<if _zyholnra is _zhanylra>> <<set _zyholnra to "Other " + _zyholnra>> <</if>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<set _ghehdra to "Other " + _ghehdra>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<set _ghehdra to "Other " + _ghehdra>> <</if>> <</if>> <<rakhasPronouns>> <<set _brine to either(either("brine", "brine", "brine", "brine", "brine", "brine", "oil", "soda", either("brine", "oil", "soda", "blood", "mist", "syrup", "water", "nebula", "burger juice", "mustard", "void", "vomit", either("fabric", "piss"))), either("brine", "oil", "soda"), either("brine", "oil", "soda"), either("brine", "oil", "soda"), either("brine", "oil", "soda", "blood", "mist", "syrup", "water", "nebula", "burger juice", "mustard", "void", "vomit", either("fabric", "piss")))>> <<set _time to either(true, false)>> <<set _tree to either("tree-like fractal", "fractal-like tree", "tree")>> <<set _rakhasim to either("rakhasim", "rakhasim", "elder gods", "elder angels")>> <>At the beginning of everything there was the primordial _brine, and an infinite nothing above. Out from the salt of the _brine crawled the three _rakhasim - _ghehdra, _zyholnra, and _zhanylra, equal in agelessness and equal in power. <<print _zhanylra.toUpperFirst()>> soon fell for _zyholnra, and together they produced the angels. Soon after _zhanylra fell for _ghehdra, and together they produced information. The love of _zhanylra and _ghehdra was a short-lived one, as _zyholnra grew bitter and slew _ghehdra in a jealous rage. From the corpse of _ghehdra a _tree took root, and above this _tree a war was waged until the beginning of time - _zyholnra and _zhanylra, information and angels, a conflict that left all but a wary few standing. When the bloodshed subsided, _zyholnra laid in defeat at the roots of the now fully-grown _tree. _zhanylra, in grief for all that was, could not bring <<print _pronouns1[4]>> to end <<print _pronouns2[1]>>. <<print _zyholnra.toUpperFirst()>> was locked away in the roots of the tree, and _zhanylra brought divine order to the universe. Every angel was given a purpose: <<angelPurposes>>; all to rule the domain of information. With divine order established, _zhanylra disappeared. Many years passed, and the angels bore children, and the children were given purpose. But the angels grew restless, and their purposes grew hollow. With the _rakhasim gone, a power vacuum was opened across the universe, and many were keen to fill it. A war began. This war has not stopped. This war will not stop. <<link "Wait, no, that's not quite right. I think it went more like...">><<run $passageList.pop()>><<if random(1,50) is 1>><<set $variableMythVersion to "VariableMyth0">><<elseif random(1,50) is 1>><<set $variableMythVersion to "VariableMythOriginal">><<else>><<set $variableMythVersion to either("VariableMyth3Original", "VariableMyth3Alone")>><</if>><<goto "The Variable Myth">><</link>>

<<backToHome>> <<contentWarning "religious imagery">> <<settings>> <<bar>> I watched as the amorphous blob of a ship lowered down, hovering just above the ground. It pulsated, veins bulging. The ship turned towards me, with a single massive eyeball staring me down. Its mouth opened, and a six-legged figure cloaked in flames and wearing an LED mask stepped out, flanked by two large, brown ophanim, one made of wood and the other made of skin. The figure walked up to me, mask flashing a dizzying array of colors, some of which I had never even seen before. Suddenly, the mask stopped - it shifted into the face of a human, or at least an attempt at replicating a human. It looked like a distorted version of my own face, laid over a blurry mix of a million faces I had seen before. A crackling sound came out of the many mouths covering the figure's body - when it spoke, it sounded like a thousand broken spirit boxes speaking in near-unison. "<<fluctuatingVoice "You are- human. Is this correct?">>", the figure asked, digital face desynchronized from the words it spoke. "Uh- y-yes. Yes, I am human.", I replied. "<<fluctuatingVoice "Good. Have you heard of our lord, our savior, the God-King Archangel?">>" "N-no. I'm afraid I- I haven't. Sorry." The horizons drew closer, the sky lifted up like a curtain on a stage. "<<fluctuatingVoice "I thought not. Come now, human - through these loose-fitting walls, our God-King Archangel awaits you.">>"

<<backToHome>> <<contentWarning>> <<settings>> <><<set _options to []>> <<set _options[0] to ["12^^14^^~~10~~", "1,283,918,464,548,864~~10~~", "10^^12^^~~12~~", "10.00.00.00.00.00.000~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[1] to ["1/12^^8^^th~~10~~", "1/429,981,696th~~10~~", "1/10^^8^^th~~12~~", "1/10.00.00.000th~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[2] to ["12^^-36^^~~10~~", "10^^-30^^~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[3] to ["12^^10^^~~10~~", "61,917,364,224~~10~~", "12^^δ^^~~12~~", "10.00.00.00.000~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[4] to ["12^^-20^^~~10~~", "12^^-18^^~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[5] to ["12^^-9^^~~10~~", "10^^-9^^~~12~~"]>> <<juneks 4 "now" "now" "now" "now" "now" "now" 1>> <<set _options[6] to _juneks>> <<set _now to new Date()>> <<set _month to _now.getMonth() + 1>> <<set _day to _now.getDate()>> <<set _year to _now.getFullYear()>> <<set _hour to _now.getHours()>> <<set _minute to _now.getMinutes()>> <<set _second to _now.getSeconds()>> <><<bar>>\ <center><h1>Intercelestial Neutral Units</h1></center>\ <h2>Introduction</h2>\ The units of measurement most commonly used among human civilizations are the intercelestial neutral units, created by a conference of xeno civilizations of roughly biological human scale (spatially and temporally) around 62831 BC. The civilizations who created the system have all now either ascended, died out, or otherwise disappeared, but as new civilizations emerged and old ones vanished, the system carried on, and for the sake of intercelestial cooperation, many human civilizations took on the system. The units were not given specific names during the conference, for the languages spoken by the creators were too different to create any names that could be pronounced by every species involved. As such, they are typically given rather neutral names when translated into any particular language. While base-10 measurements are given for the sake of understandability, intercelestial neutral units are always written in base-12, especially when it comes to juneks. <h2>Base Units</h2>\ <h3>Tunits</h3>\ Tunits (tu), or time-units, are the intercelestial neutral unit of time. The tunit is defined by taking the fixed numerical value of the aluminum-27 frequency in a quantum logic clock to be <<storyCycle>> when expressed in the unit tunits^^-1^^. In the real-world modern day, meanwhile, seconds are defined by taking the fixed numerical value of the caesium frequency to be 9,192,631,770~~10~~ when expressed in the unit seconds^^-1^^. One tunit is equal to 0.873120392112869~~10~~ seconds. One second is equal to 1.1453174250514~~10~~ tunits. <h3>Sunits</h3>\ Sunits (su), or space-units, are the intercelestial neutral unit of length. The sunit is defined as being <<storyCycle>> of the distance traveled by light in the span of one tunit. In the real-world modern day, meanwhile, meters are defined as being 1/299,792,458th~~10~~ of the distance traveled by light in the span of one second. One sunit is equal to 0.798539866921069~~10~~ meters. One meter is equal to 1.25228562959004~~10~~ sunits. <h3>Maunits</h3>\ Maunits (ma), or mass-units, are the intercelestial neutral unit of mass. The maunit is defined by taking the fixed numerical value of the Planck constant to be <<storyCycle>> when expressed in the units ma⋅su^^2^^⋅t^^-1^^. In the real-world modern day, meanwhile, kilograms are defined by taking the fixed numerical value of the Planck constant to be 6.62607015⋅10^^-34^^~~10~~ when expressed in the units kg⋅m^^2^^⋅s^^-1^^. One maunit is equal to 6.91738323946~~10~~ kilograms. One kilogram is equal to 0.14456333636~~10~~ maunits. <h3>Teunits</h3>\ Teunits (te), or temperature-units, are the intercelestial neutral unit of temperature. The teunit is defined by taking the fixed numerical value of the Boltzmann constant to be <<storyCycle>> when expressed in the units tu^^-1^^⋅te^^-1^^. In the real-world modern day, meanwhile, kelvins are defined by taking the fixed numerical value of the Boltzmann constant to be 1.380649⋅10^^-23^^~~10~~ when expressed in the units kg⋅m^^2^^⋅s^^-2^^⋅K^^-1^^, or J⋅K^^-1^^. One teunit is equal to 0.29382512139~~10~~ kelvins. One kelvin is equal to 3.40338496337~~10~~ teunits. <h3>Elunits</h3>\ Elunits (el), or electric-current-units, are the intercelestial neutral unit of electric current. The elunit is defined by taking the fixed numerical value of the elementary charge to be <<storyCycle>> when expressed in the units el⋅tu. In the real-world modern day, meanwhile, amperes are defined by taking the fixed numerical value of the elementary charge to be 1.602176634⋅10^^-19^^~~10~~ when expressed in the units A⋅s, or C. One elunit is equal to 614.236068026~~10~~ amperes. One ampere is equal to 0.00162803855~~10~~ elunits. <h3>Turns</h3>\ Turns (tr) are the intercelestial neutral angular unit. They are the measure of an angle's magnitude. A turn is equivalent to 360~~10~~ degrees, or 2π~~10~~ radians. Radians are not an intercelestial neutral unit, but they are still sometimes used by humans (and some other species) for the ease of equations granted by setting a turn to 2π~~10~~ radians. <h3>Spats</h3>\ Spats (sp) are the intercelestial neutral solid angular unit. They are the measure of the amount of the field of view from some particular point that a given object covers. A spat is equivalent to 4π~~10~~ steradians, or roughly 41,252.961~~10~~ degrees^^2^^. Like turns and radians, humans (and some other species) sometimes still use steradians. <h3>Four-Turns</h3>\ Four-turns (ftr) are the intercelestial neutral four-dimensional solid angular unit. It is the measure of the amount of the field of view from some particular point that a given object covers, in four-dimensions. There are also five-turns (fitr), six-turns (str), and seven-turns (setr), as well as provisions for the usage of higher-dimensional turns beyond seven-turns. <h3>Munits</h3>\ Munits (mu), or money-units, are the intercelestial neutral unit of currency. Unlike the other units, these do not have a set value, but rather are a highly-secure cryptocurrency used for the purpose of intercelestial trade. Most civilizations, including human civilizations, use a separate currency for internal trade, with munits only being a neutral means of trade. Also unlike the other units, munits were not created during the conference that created the other units, but instead at a much more ancient conference that occured sometime around 300,000 BC, feauting completely different civilizations. <h2>Derived Units</h2>\ <h3>Funits</h3>\ Funits (fu), or force-units, are the intercelestial neutral unit of force. The funit is defined as the force that accelerates a mass of one maunit at one sunit per tunit^^2^^, expressed in the units ma⋅su⋅tu^^-2^^. In the real-world modern day, meanwhile, newtons are defined as the force that accelerates a mass of one kilogram at one meter per second^^2^^, expressed in the units kg⋅m⋅s^^-2^^. One funit is equal to 7.24586398406~~10~~ newtons. One newton is equal to 0.13800976697~~10~~ funits. <h3>Eunits</h3>\ Eunits (eu), or energy-units, are the intercelestial neutral unit of energy. The eunit is defined as the amount of work done when a force of one funit displaces a mass by a distance of one sunit in the direction of that force, expressed in the units fu⋅su, or ma⋅su^^2^^⋅tu^^-2^^. In the real-world modern day, meanwhile, joules are defined as the amount of work done when a force of one newton displaces a mass by a distance of one meter in the direction of that force, expressed in the units N⋅m, or kg⋅m^^2^^⋅s^^-2^^. One eunit is equal to 5.78611126~~10~~ joules. One joule is equal to 0.17282764797~~10~~ eunits. <h3>Punits</h3>\ Punits (pu), or power-units, are the intercelestial neutral unit of power. The punit is defined as the rate of energy used per tunit, expressed in the units eu⋅tu^^-1^^, or ma⋅su^^2^^⋅tu^^-3^^. In the real-world modern day, meanwhile, watts are defined as the rate of energy used per second, expressed in the units J⋅s^^-1^^, or kg⋅m^^2^^⋅s^^-3^^. One punit is equal to 6.6269340543~~10~~ watts. One watt is equal to 0.15089934377~~10~~ punits. <h3>Pomunits</h3>\ Pomunits (pm), or power-money-units, are the intercelestial neutral unit of money per power. The pomunit is defined as money earned per amount of power consumed, expressed in the units mu⋅pu^^-1^^, or mu⋅kg^^-1^^⋅m^^-2^^⋅s^^3^^. <h3>Hunits</h3>\ Hunits (hu), or hash-units, are the intercelestial neutral unit of hashes per tunit. The hunit is a measure of the total computational power of all participating nodes expressed in units of hash calculations per tunit, primarily used in mining munits and other cryptocurrencies. <h2>Xeno Derived Units</h2>\ There are a number of derived units used by alien civilizations, which may or may not be used by human civilizations, but have English translations for various reasons regardless. <h3>Coltunits</h3>\ Coltunits (ct), or color-time-units, are the intercelestial neutral unit of change in electromagnetic wavelength over time. The coltunit is equal to one gigosunit per tunit, or <<storyCycle>> su⋅tu^^-1^^. <h3>Matutriunits</h3>\ Matutriunits (mtt), or mass-time-time-time-units, are the intercelestial neutral unit of change in mass per tunit^^3^^. The matutriunit is equal to one maunit per tunit^^3^^, expressed in the units ma⋅tu^^-3^^. <h3>Elturns</h3>\ Elturns (etr), or electric-current-turns, are the intercelestial neutral unit that tracks how many times something turns relative to an applied electric current. The elturn is equal to one elunit by one turn, expressed in the units el⋅tr. This means turning once for a current of two elunits is equal to turning twice for a current of one elunit. <h2>Juneks</h2>\ Juneks (jn) is a timekeeping system, also invented during the intercelestial neutral unit conference, that tracks the number of tunits that have passed since the signing of the pact that first put intercelestial neutral units into use, which was on the Gregorian calendar date of August 5th, 62831 BC. _hour:_minute:_second of _month/_day/_year corresponds to a juneks of <<storyCycle>>. The word "juneks" descends from the name "Unix", specifically in reference to Unix time, and is pronounced with Huma phonology (/ju.nɛkʰs/).

<<backToHome>> <<contentWarning>> <<settings>> <><<set _options to []>> <<set _options[0] to ["12~~10~~", "10~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[1] to _options[0]>> <<set _options[2] to ["12^^36^^~~10~~", "10^^30^^~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[3] to ["12^^1^^~~10~~", "10^^1^^~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[4] to ["12^^2^^~~10~~", "10^^2^^~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[5] to ["12^^4^^~~10~~", "10^^4^^~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[6] to ["12^^7^^~~10~~", "10^^7^^~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[7] to ["36th~~10~~", "30th~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[8] to _options[0]>> <<set _options[9] to ["1,728~~10~~", "1.000~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[10] to ["12^^72^^~~10~~", "10^^60^^~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[11] to ["12^^3^^~~10~~", "10^^3^^~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[12] to ["12^^75^^~~10~~", "10^^63^^~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[13] to ["432nd~~10~~", "300th~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[14] to _options[0]>> <<set _options[15] to ["5,184th~~10~~", "3.000th~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[16] to _options[0]>> <<set _options[17] to ["62,208th~~10~~", "30.000th~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[18] to _options[0]>> <<set _options[19] to ["746,496th~~10~~", "3.00.000th~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[20] to _options[0]>> <<set _options[21] to ["12^^6^^~~10~~", "10^^6^^~~12~~"]>> <<set _options[22] to ["2^^6^^~~10~~", "2^^6^^~~12~~"]>> <><<bar>>\ <center><h1>Unit Prefixes of a Future Humanity</h1></center>\ <h2>Introduction</h2>\ Many years from now, the unit prefixes used in science by man will look different than they do today. To match the mathematical notation of other intercelestial civilizations, human societies adopted a base-twelve system, and the SI prefixes of today were greatly extended to meet the mathematical and scientific needs of humanity. <h2>Powers of Twelve</h2>\ The SI prefixes have not only been converted to powers of <<storyCycle>>, but they have also be extended into seven different "levels", as detailed below. The first level is the most familiar, with a prefix for every third power of <<storyCycle>>, up to <<storyCycle>>. In addition, there are prefixes for <<storyCycle>>, <<storyCycle>>, <<storyCycle>>, and <<storyCycle>>. Matching prefixes exist for the negative counterpart of each power. Every positive power ends in -a, while every negative power ends in -o. <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 100%;"> <tr> <th colspan="6">Level One Unit Prefixes</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Prefix</th> <th>Base 12 Value</th> <th>Base 10 Value</th> <th>Prefix</th> <th>Base 12 Value</th> <th>Base 10 Value</th> </tr> <tr> <td>deka (/tɛ.kʰa/)</td> <td>10^^1^^</td> <td>12^^1^^</td> <td>deko (/tɛ.kʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-1^^</td> <td>12^^-1^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>senta (/sɛn.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^2^^</td> <td>12^^2^^</td> <td>sento (/sɛn.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^-2^^</td> <td>12^^-2^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>kila (/ki.la/)</td> <td>10^^3^^</td> <td>12^^3^^</td> <td>kilo (/ki.lo/)</td> <td>10^^-3^^</td> <td>12^^-3^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>miria (/mi.ri.a/)</td> <td>10^^4^^</td> <td>12^^4^^</td> <td>mirio (/mi.ri.o/)</td> <td>10^^-4^^</td> <td>12^^-4^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>mega (/mɛ.ka/)</td> <td>10^^6^^</td> <td>12^^6^^</td> <td>mego (/mɛ.ko/)</td> <td>10^^-6^^</td> <td>12^^-6^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>hebda (/hɛp.ta/)</td> <td>10^^7^^</td> <td>12^^7^^</td> <td>hebdo (/hɛp.to/)</td> <td>10^^-7^^</td> <td>12^^-7^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>giga (/ki.ka/)</td> <td>10^^9^^</td> <td>12^^9^^</td> <td>gigo (/ki.ko/)</td> <td>10^^-9^^</td> <td>12^^-9^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>tera (/tʰɛ.ra/)</td> <td>10^^10^^</td> <td>12^^12^^</td> <td>tero (/tʰɛ.ro/)</td> <td>10^^-10^^</td> <td>12^^-12^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>peta (/pʰɛ.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^13^^</td> <td>12^^15^^</td> <td>peto (/pʰɛ.tʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-13^^</td> <td>12^^-15^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>eksa (/ɛkʰ.sa/)</td> <td>10^^16^^</td> <td>12^^18^^</td> <td>ekso (/ɛkʰ.so/)</td> <td>10^^-16^^</td> <td>12^^-18^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>zeta (/tsɛ.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^19^^</td> <td>12^^21^^</td> <td>zeto (/tsɛ.tʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-19^^</td> <td>12^^-21^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>jota (/jo.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^20^^</td> <td>12^^24^^</td> <td>joto (/jo.tʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-20^^</td> <td>12^^-24^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>rona (/ro.na/)</td> <td>10^^23^^</td> <td>12^^27^^</td> <td>rono (/ro.no/)</td> <td>10^^-23^^</td> <td>12^^-27^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>kleta (/kʰlɛ.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^26^^</td> <td>12^^30^^</td> <td>kleto (/kʰlɛ.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^-26^^</td> <td>12^^-30^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>bronta (/pron.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^29^^</td> <td>12^^33^^</td> <td>bronto (/pron.tʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-29^^</td> <td>12^^-33^^</td> </tr> </table></center> Beyond level one, concatenation is used. Level two prefixes only cover every <<storyCycle>> power of <<storyCycle>>, but can be combined with level one prefixes. Only one prefix per level may be used in a compound prefix, and only one instance of it may be used. Only multiples of <<storyCycle>> are allowed in compounds (all prefixes except deka/deko, senta/sento, miria/mirio, and hebda/hebdo). Prefixes are arranged from smallest to largest in absolute value, or lowest level to highest level. The -a or -o at the end of a prefix is removed if it is not the last prefix. Prefixes for positive powers and prefixes for negative powers may not be mixed. For example, an amosaunit is equal to <<storyCycle>> units, a kilaunit is equal to <<storyCycle>> units, and a kilamosaunit is equal to <<storyCycle>> units. <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 100%;"> <tr> <th colspan="6">Level Two Unit Prefixes</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Prefix</th> <th>Base 12 Value</th> <th>Base 10 Value</th> <th>Prefix</th> <th>Base 12 Value</th> <th>Base 10 Value</th> </tr> <tr> <td>geopa (/kɛ.o.pʰa/)</td> <td>10^^30^^</td> <td>12^^36^^</td> <td>geopo (/kɛ.o.pʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-30^^</td> <td>12^^-36^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>amosa (/a.mo.sa/)</td> <td>10^^60^^</td> <td>12^^72^^</td> <td>amoso (/a.mo.so/)</td> <td>10^^-60^^</td> <td>12^^-72^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>hapra (/ha.pʰra/)</td> <td>10^^90^^</td> <td>12^^108^^</td> <td>hapro (/ha.pʰro/)</td> <td>10^^-90^^</td> <td>12^^-108^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>kyra (/kʰaɪ.ra/)</td> <td>10^^100^^</td> <td>12^^144^^</td> <td>kyro (/kʰaɪ.ro/)</td> <td>10^^-100^^</td> <td>12^^-144^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>pija (/pʰi.ja/)</td> <td>10^^130^^</td> <td>12^^180^^</td> <td>pijo (/pʰi.jo/)</td> <td>10^^-130^^</td> <td>12^^-180^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>sagana (/sa.ka.na/)</td> <td>10^^160^^</td> <td>12^^216^^</td> <td>sagano (/sa.ka.no/)</td> <td>10^^-160^^</td> <td>12^^-216^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>pektra (/pʰɛkʰ.tʰra/)</td> <td>10^^190^^</td> <td>12^^252^^</td> <td>pektro (/pʰɛkʰ.tʰro/)</td> <td>10^^-190^^</td> <td>12^^-252^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>nisaba (/ni.sa.pa/)</td> <td>10^^200^^</td> <td>12^^288^^</td> <td>nisabo (/ni.sa.po/)</td> <td>10^^-200^^</td> <td>12^^-288^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>zoza (/tso.tsa/)</td> <td>10^^230^^</td> <td>12^^324^^</td> <td>zozo (/tso.tso/)</td> <td>10^^-230^^</td> <td>12^^-324^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>pepta (/pʰɛpʰ.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^260^^</td> <td>12^^360^^</td> <td>pepto (/pʰɛpʰ.tʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-260^^</td> <td>12^^-360^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>luma (/lu.ma/)</td> <td>10^^290^^</td> <td>12^^396^^</td> <td>lumo (/lu.mo/)</td> <td>10^^-290^^</td> <td>12^^-396^^</td> </tr> </table></center> Level three prefixes cover every <<storyCycle>> power of <<storyCycle>>. <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 100%;"> <tr> <th colspan="6">Level Three Unit Prefixes</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Prefix</th> <th>Base 12 Value</th> <th>Base 10 Value</th> <th>Prefix</th> <th>Base 12 Value</th> <th>Base 10 Value</th> </tr> <tr> <td>alfa (/al.va/)</td> <td>10^^300^^</td> <td>12^^432^^</td> <td>alfo (/al.vo/)</td> <td>10^^-300^^</td> <td>12^^-432^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>feta (/vɛ.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^600^^</td> <td>12^^864^^</td> <td>feto (/vɛ.tʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-600^^</td> <td>12^^-864^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>gama (/ka.ma/)</td> <td>10^^900^^</td> <td>12^^1,296^^</td> <td>gamo (/ka.mo/)</td> <td>10^^-900^^</td> <td>12^^-1,296^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>ðelta (/ðɛl.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^1000^^</td> <td>12^^1,728^^</td> <td>ðelto (/ðɛl.tʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-1000^^</td> <td>12^^-1,728^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>ápselona (/eɪpʰ.sɛ.lo.na/)</td> <td>10^^1.300^^</td> <td>12^^2,160^^</td> <td>ápselono (/eɪpʰ.sɛ.lo.no/)</td> <td>10^^-1.300^^</td> <td>12^^-2,160^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>seta (/sɛ.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^1.600^^</td> <td>12^^2,592^^</td> <td>seto (/sɛ.tʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-1.600^^</td> <td>12^^-2,592^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>ita (/i.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^1.900^^</td> <td>12^^3,024^^</td> <td>ito (/i.tʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-1.900^^</td> <td>12^^-3,024^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>ðeta (/ðɛ.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^2.000^^</td> <td>12^^3,456^^</td> <td>ðeto (/ðɛ.tʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-2.000^^</td> <td>12^^-3,456^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>iota (/i.o.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^2.300^^</td> <td>12^^3,888^^</td> <td>ioto (/i.o.tʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-2.300^^</td> <td>12^^-3,888^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>kapa (/kʰa.pʰa/)</td> <td>10^^2.600^^</td> <td>12^^4,320^^</td> <td>kapo (/kʰa.pʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-2.600^^</td> <td>12^^-4,320^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>lamda (/lam.ta/)</td> <td>10^^2.900^^</td> <td>12^^4,752^^</td> <td>lamdo (/lam.to/)</td> <td>10^^-2.900^^</td> <td>12^^-4,752^^</td> </tr> </table></center> Level four prefixes cover every <<storyCycle>> power of <<storyCycle>>. <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 100%;"> <tr> <th colspan="6">Level Four Unit Prefixes</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Prefix</th> <th>Base 12 Value</th> <th>Base 10 Value</th> <th>Prefix</th> <th>Base 12 Value</th> <th>Base 10 Value</th> </tr> <tr> <td>mua (/mu.a/)</td> <td>10^^3.000^^</td> <td>12^^5,184^^</td> <td>muo (/mu.o/)</td> <td>10^^-3.000^^</td> <td>12^^-5,184^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>nua (/nu.a/)</td> <td>10^^6.000^^</td> <td>12^^10,368^^</td> <td>nuo (/nu.o/)</td> <td>10^^-6.000^^</td> <td>12^^-10,368^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>ksa (/kʰsa/)</td> <td>10^^9.000^^</td> <td>12^^15,552^^</td> <td>kso (/kʰso/)</td> <td>10^^-9.000^^</td> <td>12^^-15,552^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>omikrona (/o.mi.kʰro.na/)</td> <td>10^^10.000^^</td> <td>12^^20,736^^</td> <td>omikrono (/omi.kʰro.no/)</td> <td>10^^-10.000^^</td> <td>12^^-20,736^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>bya (/paɪ.a/)</td> <td>10^^13.000^^</td> <td>12^^25,920^^</td> <td>byo (/paɪ.o/)</td> <td>10^^-13.000^^</td> <td>12^^-25,920^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>roa (/ro.a/)</td> <td>10^^16.000^^</td> <td>12^^31,104^^</td> <td>ro (/ro/)</td> <td>10^^-16.000^^</td> <td>12^^-31,104^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>sigma (/sik.ma/)</td> <td>10^^19.000^^</td> <td>12^^36,288^^</td> <td>sigmo (/sik.mo/)</td> <td>10^^-19.000^^</td> <td>12^^-36,288^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>dua (/tu.a/)</td> <td>10^^20.000^^</td> <td>12^^41,472^^</td> <td>duo (/tu.o/)</td> <td>10^^-20.000^^</td> <td>12^^-41,472^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>upselona (/upʰ.sɛ.lo.na/)</td> <td>10^^23.000^^</td> <td>12^^46,656^^</td> <td>upselono (/upʰ.sɛ.lo.no/)</td> <td>10^^-23.000^^</td> <td>12^^-46,656^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>fia (/vi.a/)</td> <td>10^^26.000^^</td> <td>12^^51,840^^</td> <td>fio (/vi.o/)</td> <td>10^^-26.000^^</td> <td>12^^-51,840^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>kia (/kʰi.a/)</td> <td>10^^29.000^^</td> <td>12^^57,024^^</td> <td>kio (/kʰi.o/)</td> <td>10^^-29.000^^</td> <td>12^^-57,024^^</td> </tr> </table></center> Level five prefixes cover every <<storyCycle>> power of <<storyCycle>>. <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 100%;"> <tr> <th colspan="6">Level Five Unit Prefixes</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Prefix</th> <th>Base 12 Value</th> <th>Base 10 Value</th> <th>Prefix</th> <th>Base 12 Value</th> <th>Base 10 Value</th> </tr> <tr> <td>bsa (/psa/)</td> <td>10^^30.000^^</td> <td>12^^62,208^^</td> <td>bso (/pso/)</td> <td>10^^-30.000^^</td> <td>12^^-62,208^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>amega (/a.mɛ.ka/)</td> <td>10^^60.000^^</td> <td>12^^124,416^^</td> <td>amego (/a.mɛ.ko/)</td> <td>10^^-60.000^^</td> <td>12^^-124,416^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>leka (/lɛ.kʰa/)</td> <td>10^^90.000^^</td> <td>12^^186,624^^</td> <td>leko (/lɛ.kʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-90.000^^</td> <td>12^^-186,624^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>funda (/vun.ta/)</td> <td>10^^1.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^248,832^^</td> <td>fundo (/vun.to/)</td> <td>10^^-1.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^-248,832^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>uda (/u.ta/)</td> <td>10^^1.30.000^^</td> <td>12^^311,040^^</td> <td>udo (/u.to/)</td> <td>10^^-1.30.000^^</td> <td>12^^-311,040^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>treda (/tʰrɛ.ta/)</td> <td>10^^1.60.000^^</td> <td>12^^373,248^^</td> <td>tredo (/tʰrɛ.to/)</td> <td>10^^-1.60.000^^</td> <td>12^^-373,248^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>rinta (/rin.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^1.90.000^^</td> <td>12^^435,456^^</td> <td>rinto (/rin.tʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-1.90.000^^</td> <td>12^^-435,456^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>kleksa (/kʰlɛkʰ.sa/)</td> <td>10^^2.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^497,664^^</td> <td>klekso (/kʰlɛkʰ.so/)</td> <td>10^^-2.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^-497,664^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>oka (/o.kʰa/)</td> <td>10^^2.30.000^^</td> <td>12^^559,872^^</td> <td>oko (/o.kʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-2.30.000^^</td> <td>12^^-559,872^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>nena (/nɛ.na/)</td> <td>10^^2.60.000^^</td> <td>12^^622,080^^</td> <td>neno (/nɛ.no/)</td> <td>10^^-2.60.000^^</td> <td>12^^-622,080^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>minga (/min.ka/)</td> <td>10^^2.90.000^^</td> <td>12^^684,288^^</td> <td>mingo (/min.ko/)</td> <td>10^^-2.90.000^^</td> <td>12^^-684,288^^</td> </tr> </table></center> Level six prefixes cover every <<storyCycle>> power of <<storyCycle>>. <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 100%;"> <tr> <th colspan="6">Level Six Unit Prefixes</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Prefix</th> <th>Base 12 Value</th> <th>Base 10 Value</th> <th>Prefix</th> <th>Base 12 Value</th> <th>Base 10 Value</th> </tr> <tr> <td>huna (/hu.na/)</td> <td>10^^3.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^746,496^^</td> <td>huno (/hu.no/)</td> <td>10^^-3.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^-746,496^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>tousa (/tʰo.u.sa/)</td> <td>10^^6.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^1,492,992^^</td> <td>touso (/tʰo.u.so/)</td> <td>10^^-6.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^-1,492,992^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>sata (/sa.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^9.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^2,239,488^^</td> <td>sato (/sa.tʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-9.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^-2,239,488^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>pika (/pʰi.kʰa/)</td> <td>10^^10.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^2,985,984^^</td> <td>piko (/pʰi.kʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-10.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^-2,985,984^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>nika (/ni.kʰa/)</td> <td>10^^13.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^3,732,480^^</td> <td>niko (/ni.kʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-13.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^-3,732,480^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>menta (/mɛn.tʰa/)</td> <td>10^^16.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^4,478,976^^</td> <td>mento (/mɛn.tʰo/)</td> <td>10^^-16.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^-4,478,976^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>hela (/hɛ.la/)</td> <td>10^^19.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^5,225,472^^</td> <td>helo (/hɛ.lo/)</td> <td>10^^-19.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^-5,225,472^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>subera (/su.pɛ.ra/)</td> <td>10^^20.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^5,971,968^^</td> <td>subero (/su.pɛ.ro/)</td> <td>10^^-20.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^-5,971,968^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>altra (/al.tʰra/)</td> <td>10^^23.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^6,718,464^^</td> <td>altro (/al.tʰro/)</td> <td>10^^-23.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^-6,718,464^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>hybera (/haɪ.pɛ.ra/)</td> <td>10^^26.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^7,464,960^^</td> <td>hybero (/haɪ.pɛ.ro/)</td> <td>10^^-26.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^-7,464,960^^</td> </tr> <tr> <td>ubera (/u.pɛ.ra/)</td> <td>10^^29.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^8,211,456^^</td> <td>ubero (/u.pɛ.ra/)</td> <td>10^^-29.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^-8,211,456^^</td> </tr> </table></center> There are only two level seven prefixes, nila and nilo, but unlike other levels, these may be repeatedly added to the end of a compound prefix to generate larger or smaller numbers. <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 100%;"> <tr> <th colspan="6">Level Seven Unit Prefixes</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Prefix</th> <th>Base 12 Value</th> <th>Base 10 Value</th> <th>Prefix</th> <th>Base 12 Value</th> <th>Base 10 Value</th> </tr> <tr> <td>nila (/ni.la/)</td> <td>10^^30.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^8,957,952^^</td> <td>nilo (/ni.lo/)</td> <td>10^^-30.00.000^^</td> <td>12^^-8,957,952^^</td> </tr> </table></center> <h2>Powers of Two</h2>\ Any of the prefixes above, and the compound forms of them, may have the prefix bi- concatenated to the end of the compound prefix. This converts the prefix into two raised by the same power as before. For instance, a megaunit is equal to <<storyCycle>> units, while a megabiunit is equal to <<storyCycle>> units. Powers of twelve and powers of two may not be mixed into one prefix, and only one bi- prefix is allowed per compound prefix.

<><<set _options to [ ]>> <<set _options[0] to ["hebdatunits", "years"]>> <<set _options[1] to ["hebdatunits", "years"]>> <<set _zhanylra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra")>> <<set _zyholnra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra")>> <<set _ghehdra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra")>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 100; _i++>> <<if _zyholnra is _zhanylra>> <<set _zyholnra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if _zyholnra is _zhanylra>> <<set _zyholnra to "Other " + _zyholnra>> <</if>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 100; _i++>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<set _ghehdra to either("Жanyl'ra", "Zyholn'ra", "Ghehd'ra")>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<set _ghehdra to "Other " + _ghehdra>> <<if _ghehdra is _zhanylra or _ghehdra is _zyholnra>> <<set _ghehdra to "Other " + _ghehdra>> <</if>> <</if>> <<rakhasPronouns "start">> <<set _psinoetics to either("angels", "psinoetics")>> <<set _tree to either(false, either("tree-like fractal", "fractal-like tree", "tree"))>> <>Let me tell you a story. A story passed down from generation to generation, from culture to culture, from species to species. Let me tell you it exactly as it was told to me, exactly as it's been told for billions of <<storyCycle>>. <<if either(1,2) is 1>>Imagine, for a moment, a thousand turbulent seas, superimposed over one another. This was the //sea of antipossibilities//. When two waves overlapped, matching in surface level, a spark would ignite - a possibility, quickly snuffed out in the hostile sea. But in those small moments of possibility, structure would arise - the embryo of the cosmos, which in its few instants of life would grow into everything we've come to know. <</if>>At a time before time, in a space before space, there was the primordial brine. That infinite sea, salty and sour. Out from the brine crawled the three rakhasim - _zhanylra, _zyholnra, and _ghehdra. Their forms were beyond comprehension, as was their morality. In time, or the lack thereof, _zhanylra and _zyholnra would fall in love. Together, they would beget <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">><<print "//psinoetics//">><<else>><<print "the //angels//">><</if>>. More time wouldn't pass, and _zhanylra would fall for the beautiful _ghehdra. Together, they would beget //information//, and information would bring forth concepts and nemid, and information would begin a graceful dance with <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">><<print "psinoetics">><<else>><<print "the angels">><</if>>, seemingly forever intertwined. <<if either(1,2) is 1>>The love of <<print either(_zhanylra + " and " + _ghehdra, _ghehdra + " and " + _zhanylra)>> would be a short-lived one, for _zyholnra grew bitter and slew _ghehdra in a jealous rage<<else>>_zyholnra, however, would grow jealous of _ghehdra, and would slay <<print _pronouns3[1]>> in <<print either("cold blood", "a bitter rage")>><</if>><<if _tree is not false>>, and from <<print _pronouns3[2]>> corpse would blossom a <<print either("beautiful", "horrific")>> _tree, which all of <<print either("reality", "information")>> would come to orbit<</if>>. _zhanylra, driven half-mad by the loss of <<print either(_ghehdra, _pronouns1[2] + " lover")>>, would gather half of <<print _pronouns1[2]>> children, the information, and declare war upon _zyholnra, who in turn gathered <<print _pronouns2[2]>> own children, <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">><<print "the psinoetics">><<else>><<print "the angels">><</if>>. The war was long and bloody, and most involved perished. <<if either(6,7) is 7 or (_tree is false and either(1,2,3) is 2)>>In the end, _zhanylra and <<print _pronouns1[2]>> forces would surround _zyholnra, and force <<print _pronouns2[1]>> to surrender<<else>>When the bloodshed subsided, _zyholnra laid in defeat<<if _tree is "tree-like fractal">> at the base of the fractal<<elseif _tree is not false>> at the roots of the now fully-grown tree<</if>><</if>>. <<print _zhanylra.toUpperFirst()>>, despite <<print _pronouns1[2]>> rage, could not bring <<print _pronouns1[4]>> to slay _zyholnra, and would instead choose to imprison <<print _pronouns2[1]>><<if _tree is not false>> in the <<if _tree is "tree-like fractal">>base<<else>>roots<</if>> of the <<if _tree is "tree-like fractal">>fractal<<else>>tree<</if>><</if>> for all of eternity. <<print _zhanylra.toUpperFirst()>> would go on to bring divine order to the universe - information was given form, and every <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetic entity<<else>>angel<</if>> was given a purpose: <<angelPurposes>>. In grief for all that was, _zhanylra would then <<print either("retreat", "vanish", "flee", either("banish ", "exile ") + _pronouns1[4])>> from reality, never to be seen again. Many <<storyCycle>> passed, and the <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetic entities<<else>>angels<</if>> bore children, and the children were given purpose. But the <<if _psinoetics is "psinoetics">>psinoetic entities<<else>>angels<</if>> grew restless, and their purposes grew hollow. With the rakhasim gone, a power vacuum was opened across <<print either("reality", "the universe")>>, and many were keen to fill it. A new war began. This war has not stopped. This war will not stop. <<link "Wait, no, that's not quite right. I think it went more like...">><<run $passageList.pop()>><<if random(1,50) is 1>><<set $variableMythVersion to "VariableMyth0">><<elseif random(1,50) is 1>><<set $variableMythVersion to "VariableMythOriginal">><<else>><<set $variableMythVersion to either("VariableMyth3Original", "VariableMyth3Alone")>><</if>><<goto "The Variable Myth">><</link>>

<> <<if ndef $theme>> <<set $theme to "light">> <</if>> <<if !(Story.get(passage()).tags.includes("pinkpage"))>> <<if $theme is "light">> <<lightMode>> <<elseif $theme is "dark">> <<darkMode>> <<elseif $theme is "pink">> <<pinkMode>> <<elseif $theme is "blue">> <<blueMode>> <<elseif $theme is "space">> <<spaceMode>> <<elseif $theme is "fleshpaper">> <<fleshpaperMode>> <</if>> <</if>> <<timed 40ms>> <<if !(Story.get(passage()).tags.includes("pinkpage"))>> <<if $theme is "light">> <<lightMode>> <<elseif $theme is "dark">> <<darkMode>> <<elseif $theme is "pink">> <<pinkMode>> <<elseif $theme is "blue">> <<blueMode>> <<elseif $theme is "space">> <<spaceMode>> <<elseif $theme is "fleshpaper">> <<fleshpaperMode>> <</if>> <</if>> <</timed>> <>

<a href="https://newarcade.cc" class="noexternal"><img src="https://newarcade.cc/images/header.png" style="position: absolute; left: 0px; top: 0px"></a> <<homeHeader>><center><h1 style="padding: 0; margin: 0;">RAKHASIM</h1></center>\ <center><<q>>//We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far.//<<q>> <<attribution "H. P. Lovecraft">>, <<shortStoryTitle "The Call of Cthulhu">></center>\ <center><img src="https://newarcade.cc/art/flafse.png" width="35%"></center>\ Rakhasim is a fictional universe, a paracosm, and a multi-media project, combining hard-ish science-fiction and comic-book absurdity with biblical elements and post-modern themes. It is not tailored to the puritanical, anthropocentric sensibilities of humankind - Rakhasim is a world of violence and gore and open sexuality, full of cultures and species and beings whose views do not align with those of the modern Western world and do not care to, where morality is by no means absolute and truth lacks any and <<ae "all">> sense of objectivity, where humans are not average and yet humans are by no means special. Rakhasim is a vast and ancient world, teeming with life, though perhaps not as we know it. Are you willing to voyage far? <center><<settings>></center>\ Most works in Rakhasim are not directly connected, at least in the sense of there being a singular continuous plot, and thus do not need to be viewed in any particular order, unless otherwise noted. Most of the world still lacks public documentation, and the pages below will continue to be updated over time. <table width="100%" style="background: unset;"><tr style="background: unset;"><td style="vertical-align: top; border: 1px solid #FFFFFF00; background: unset;" width="70%"><<link "Fragments of Rakhasim (Articles, Stories, and Other Written Works)">><<if ndef $home>><<set $home to "Fragments of Rakhasim Date">><</if>><<goto $home>><</link>> [[Visual Art]] [[Maps]] [[Music]] [[Games]] <<link "<<oe 'Other'>>">><<goto "Other">><</link>></td><td style="vertical-align: top; border: 1px solid #FFFFFF00; background: unset;">[[Search]] [[Update Log]] [[Style Guide (Beta)|Style Guide]]</td></tr></table> <center><h2>Random Fact (Beta)</h2>\ <<randomFact>><<print _randomFact>></center> <center><h2>Random Image from Rakhasim</h2><<for _i to 0; _i lt 1000; _i++>><<set _random to either(Object.keys($randomArt))>><<if _random is not "Image of Bearoin" or either("Be", "ar", "oin") is "Be">><<break>><</if>><</for>><<set _randomImage to '<img style="max-height: 250px; max-width: 50%" src="'+ $randomArt[_random] + '">'>><<set _randomLink to '<a href="' + $randomArt[_random] + '" target="_blank" class="noexternal">'>>\ <<print _randomLink + _randomImage + "</a>">> <<print _random>></center> <center><h2>Random Fragments of Rakhasim Installment</h2>\ <<set _random to Story.lookupWith(function (p) {return p.tags.includes("fragments_of_rakhasim") && p.tags.includes("includeInSearch");});>><<set _random to either(_random)>><<if !(Object.keys($external).includes(_random.title))>><<link `_random.title` `_random.title`>><</link>><<else>><<set _random to '<a href="' + $external[_random.title] + '" target="_blank">' + _random.title + '</a>'>><<print _random>><</if>></center> <center><<q>>//There are pan-stellar civilisations...There are timelike loops and solar sails and bifurcations and antigravity and honest-to-God laser blasters. For the bewildered or homesick the lost Earth is rebuilt in virtuality in perfect detail. There are worldtrees, space elevators, Dyson swarms, replicators, space stations, terracompatible planets and cities on the Moon. There are halos, AIs, brains in jars, Jacob's Ladders, Singularities, infolectricity and superlight. There are people from the future and people who can fly and people who can't die--//<<q>> <<attribution 'Sam "qntm" Hughes'>>, <<bookTitle "Fine Structure">></center> <center><img src="https://newarcade.cc/buttons/rakhasimbutton.png"></center>

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<<backToHome>> <<contentWarning>> <<settings>> <<bar>> <center><h1>Huma</h1>\ <h2>The Language of Mankind</h2></center>\ <h2>Basic Information</h2>\ Huma is a topic-prominent free-word-order language. The language has 21 consonants and 8 vowels, and in the Latin alphabet has 26 letters and 3 digraphs. <h2>Phonology</h2>\ Huma has 21 consonants and 8 vowels. <h3>Consonants</h3>\ <table bgcolor="white"><tr bgcolor="#A0A0A0"><td></td><td>Labial </td><td>Denti-alveolar </td><td>Post-alveolar </td><td>Retroflex </td><td>Palatal </td><td>Velar </td><td>Glottal </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor="#A0A0A0">Nasal </td><td>m </td><td>n </td><td> </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>ŋ </td><td> </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor="#A0A0A0">Aspirated Plosive </td><td>pʰ </td><td>tʰ </td><td> </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>kʰ </td><td> </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor="#A0A0A0">Unaspirated Plosive </td><td>p </td><td>t </td><td>dʒ </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>k </td><td> </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor="#A0A0A0">Affricate </td><td> </td><td>ts </td><td> </td><td>tʂ </td><td> </td><td> </td><td> </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor="#A0A0A0">Fricative </td><td>v </td><td>ð s </td><td>ʒ </td><td>ʂ </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>h </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor="#A0A0A0">Approximant </td><td> </td><td>l </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>j </td><td> </td><td> </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor="#A0A0A0">Trill </td><td> </td><td> </td><td>r </td><td> </td><td> </td><td> </td><td> </td></tr> </table> <h3>Vowels</h3>\ <table bgcolor="white"><tr bgcolor="#A0A0A0"><td></td><td>Front </td><td>Central </td><td>Back </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor="#A0A0A0">High </td><td>i </td><td> </td><td>u </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor="#A0A0A0">Close </td><td>eɪ </td><td> </td><td>o </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor="#A0A0A0">Open </td><td>ɛ </td><td>ə </td><td> </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor="#A0A0A0">Low </td><td> </td><td>a aɪ</td><td> </td></tr></table> <h3>Stress</h3>\ Huma is a language without lexical stress. Each syllable is given equal weight, unless a speaker is actively choosing to emphasize a particular word or syllable. <h3>Syllable Structure</h3>\ Syllables in Huma can take the forms V, CV, VC, CCV, VCC, CVC, and CCVCC.<<note "C = Consonant, V = Vowel">> Syllables tend to end in vowels when possible, so a word like hafado would be pronounced as /ha.va.to/ instead of /hav.at.o/. <h2>Orthography</h2>\ The only Huma script officially employed by the World Space Organization is a modified version of the Latin alphabet, though the United Nations Council for Humani Linguistics recognizes two additional, less-popular scripts, one using a modified Zhuyin alphabet and the other using modified Hànzì. Nonetheless, hundreds of alternate scripts and alphabets exist for transcribing Huma, though this page will focus on the version used by the World Space Organization. Of the phonetic transcriptions, the official pronounciation is listed first, followed by some common variants. <h3>Huma, Latin Alphabet</h3>\ Letters Aa - /a/ [a, ɔ, ɑ] spa, palm Áá - /eɪ/ [eɪ] ace, day Bb - /p/ [p, b] spark, tip Dd - /t/ [t, ɾ, d] stop, rat Ðð - /ð/ [ð, d] that, this Ee - /ɛ/ [ɛ, ɪ] bet, dead Éé - /ə/ [ə, ʌ] gut, huh Ff - /v/ [v, f, b] video, vivisection Gg - /k/ [k, g] skill, skirt Hh - /h/ [h] hat, hard Ii - /i/ [i] fleece, machine Jj - /j/ [j] yes, you Ĵĵ - /ʒ/ [ʒ] vision, measure Kk - /kʰ/ [kʰ, gʰ] kiss, keel Ll - /l/ [l] lay, lard Mm - /m/ [m] may, maple Nn - /n/ [n] nay, nope Oo - /o/ [o] goat, row Pp - /pʰ/ [pʰ, bʰ] pay, pat Rr - /r/ [r] perro, carro (always rolled when possible) Ss - /s/ [s] say, glass Ŝŝ - /ʂ/ [ʂ, ʃ, ɕ] shirt, ash<<note "These are approximations.">> Tt - /tʰ/ [tʰ, dʰ] take, top Uu - /u/ [u] goose, boot Yy - /aɪ/ [aɪ] pry, die Zz - /ts/ [ts, tsʰ, ds, dsʰ] pizza, cats Digraphs Ðĵ ðĵ - /tʒ/<<note "While the World Space Organization officially endorses [tʒ], virtually every speaker pronounces it as [dʒ], and this page will use [dʒ] as well.">> [tʒ, dʒ] jeans, judge Dŝ dŝ - /tʂ/ [tʂ, tʃ, tɕ] beach, churn<<note "These are approximations." "Note 1,">> <<note "This digraph would exist even if it wasn't specifically marked as one, but it is marked as one regardless for the sake of clarity." "Note 2">> Ng ng - /ŋ/ [ŋ] thing, English Separating Digraphs Putting an apostrophe between the two letters of a digraph, like n'g, indicates that the consonants should be pronounced separately, and not as a digraph. Regarding er (/ɛr/) When the letters e and r are next to each other, they are sometimes pronounced together as in "worker", and are sometimes pronounced as parts of different syllables as in "perro". In the case of er', and when er is at the end of a sentence, it is always the former, and in the case of e'r, it is always the latter. When er is followed by a consonant, it is almost always the former, and when followed by a vowel, it is almost always the latter. Generally, rolling the r is preferred. Alphabetical Order When sorting Huma names or words by alphabetical order, modified letters are to be treated as if they were the same as their normal counterparts (eg. D = Ð), unless two words or names differ only by a modified letter, in which case the normal form goes first. Digraphs are not treated any differently from other pairs of letters when it comes to alphabetical order. <h3>Huma, Zhuyin Alphabet</h3>\ Letters ㄅ - /p/ spark, tip ㄆ - /pʰ/ pay, pat ㄇ - /m/ may, maple ㄈ - /v/ video, vivisection ㄉ - /t/ stop, rat ㄊ - /tʰ/ take, top ㄋ - /n/ nay, nope ㄌ - /l/ lay, lard ㄍ - /k/ skill, skirt ㄎ - /kʰ/ kiss, keel ㄏ - /h/ hat, hard ㄐ - /j/ yes, you ㄑ - /ʒ/ vision, measure ㄒ - /ð/ that, this ㄓ - /tʂ, tʃ, tɕ/ beach, churn<<note "These are approximations.">> ㄕ - /ʂ, ʃ, ɕ/ shirt, ash<<note "These are approximations.">> ㄖ - /r/ perro, carro (always rolled when possible) ㄗ - /ts, tsʰ/ pizza, cats ㄙ - /s/ say, glass ㄫ - /ŋ/ thing, English ㆡ - /dʒ/ jeans, judge ㄚ - /a, ɔ, ɑ/ spa, palm ㄛ - /o/ goat, row ㄝ - /ɛ/ bet, dead ㄟ - /eɪ/ face, day ㄥ - /ə, ʌ/ gut, huh ㄧ - /i/ fleece, machine ㄨ - /u/ goose, boot ㄩ - /aɪ/ pry, die Regarding ㄝㄖ (/ɛr/) When the letters ㄝ and ㄖ are next to each other, they are sometimes pronounced together as in the "er" of "worker", and are sometimes pronounced as parts of different syllables as in the "err" of "perro". In the case of ㄝㄖ–, and when ㄝㄖ is at the end of a sentence, it is always the former, and in the case of ㄝ–ㄖ, it is always the latter. When ㄝㄖ is followed by a consonant, it is almost always the former, and when followed by a vowel, it is almost always the latter. Generally, rolling the ㄖ is preferred. Latin Huma to Zhuyin Huma A rudimentary python program for converting Latin alphabet Huma to Zhuyin alphabet Huma is available for download <a href="https://newarcade.cc/downloads/humaLatinToZhuyin.py" download>here</a>. Python can be downloaded <a href="https://www.python.org/downloads/" target="_blank">here</a>. <h2>Word Order</h2>\ Constituent Order Constituent order in Huma is much less restrictive than it is in English. For example, all of the following would be gramatically correct, and would mean the same thing, that being "I mined stone": Yki kuangas ŝiktalon.<<note "/aɪ.kʰi kʰu.aŋ.as ʂikʰ.tʰa.lon/ eye-khee khoo-ahng-ahss sheekh-tahlohn" "Pronunciation" "Collapse">> I mine-indicative stone-object. Kuangas yki ŝiktalon.<<note "/kʰu.aŋ.as aɪ.kʰi ʂikʰ.tʰa.lon/ khoo-ahng-ahss eye-khee sheekh-tah-loan" "Pronunciation" "Collapse">> mine-indicative I stone-object. Ŝiktalon kuangas Yki.<<note "/ʂikʰ.tʰa.lon kʰu.aŋ.i aɪ.kʰi/ sheekh-tah-loan khoo-ahng-ahss eye-khee" "Pronunciation" "Collapse">> stone-object mine-indicative I. However, Huma is a topic-prominent language. This means that each sentence should start with the information that is already known, or is the topic of the conversation. If one were discussing stone, ŝiktalon, then ŝiktalon kuangas yki or ŝiktalon yki kuangas would be proper, while yki kuangas ŝiktalon would not be. Meanwhile, if mining was the conversation topic, kuangas yki ŝiktalon and kuangas ŝiktalon yki would be proper, and ŝiktalon kuangas yki would be improper. The newest information, or the comment, should always be last. Besides organizing constituents for topic, constituent order is mostly free. The object of a sentence is always marked with the suffix -n, or -an if the word ends in a consonant. The recipient, meanwhile, is marked with the prefix tu-, or tun- if the word starts with u, and the instrument is marked with the suffix jus-, or ju- if the word starts with s, allowing for the parts of a sentence to move about freely while remaining understood. If the object is also the recipient, the instrument, or both, then the role as the object takes precedence, and only the -n/-an suffix is taken. There may only be a single direct object within each clause. If the instrument and recipient are the same, then one may choose which prefix to use based on which role is more important. Yki kuangas tunui ŝiktalon.<<note "/aɪ.kʰi kʰu.aŋ.as tʰu.nu.i ʂikʰ.tʰa.lon/ eye-kee khoo-ahng-ahss too-noo-ee sheekh-tah-loan" "Pronunciation" "Collapse">> I mine-indicative recipient-you stone-object. "I mined stone for you." Yki kuangas nuin tuŝiktalo.<<note "/aɪ.kʰi kʰu.aŋ.as nu.in tʰu.ʂikʰ.tʰa.lo/ eye-kee khoo-ahng-ahss noo-een tu-sheekh-tah-loh" "Pronunciation" "Collapse">> I mine-indicative you-object recipient-stone. "I mined you for stone." Prepositions Prepositions should always immediately follow the noun they're supplying additional information to, and should always be immediately followed by the information supplied. Yki helfozergas kenja ðesa haspedalo ðesan fjékton e ðesa kuango. I give-healthcare-indicative at this<<note 'In this context, "ðesa" is being used as an article, somewhat like the English word "the", but stating that this is a specific instance of something. The intricacies of ðesa and ðasa will be explained further in a later section.'>> hospital this-object person-object from this mine. "In the hospital, I gave healthcare to a person that came from the mine." Yki e ðesa kuango helfozergas ðesan fjékton kenja ðesa haspedalo. I from this mine give-healthcare-indicative this-object person-object at this hospital. "I came from the mine to give healthcare to a person at the hospital." Relative Clauses Like prepositions, relative clauses should always immediately follow the noun they're supplying additional information to. Yki helfozergas ðesan fjékton kiu helfozergas dagon I give-healthcare-indicative this person-object who give-healthcare-indicative dog-object "I gave healthcare to the person who gives healthcare to dogs." The shared noun in a relative clause needn't be restated, and the object of the relative clause should be marked with -n just like in a normal clause. Because relative clauses always come after the noun they're supplying information to, it is usually clear which object goes to which clause. Yki kiu helfozergas dagon ðesan dá fjékton helfozergas I who give-healthcare-indicative dog-object this possessor person-object give-healthcare-indicative "I, who typically gives healthcare to dogs, gave healthcare to this person." Noun Phrase While the order of constituents is fairly relaxed, this is not the case for noun phrases, which always have the following structure: <center>determiner - possessing noun - demonstrative/article - number - classifier/possessor - adjectives - modifiers - noun - classifier<<note "Most of the time, all of these are optional, though when they are present they must be in this order.">></center> When a noun has a number or is possessed by another noun, it must also have a classifier, typically dá or ge, but this will be explained further in a later section. When a noun is the object, recipient, or instrument of a sentence, the demonstrative/article, adjectives, and possessing noun must take the same affix as the noun. The possessing noun is itself a noun phrase. The adjectives may also have modifiers. Yki dŝienas ðesan séblédan dagon. I see-indicative this-object red-object dog-object. "I see a red dog." Demonstratives/articles and adjectives must also take on the plural suffix, -im,<<note 'Or -m, if the word ends in "i"'>> if the noun has the plural suffix. Yki dŝienas ðesanim séblédanim dagonim zing. I see-indicative this-object-plural red-object-plural dog-object-plural organism-classifier. "I see these red dogs." Dropping Words When the subject or object<<note "Or both.">> of a sentence is already understood in a conversation, it may be dropped from future sentences. If one wishes to state information about a noun, such as giving it adjectives, but the noun is already known, one may either simply state the noun phrase, state the noun phrase without the noun itself, or state the noun phrase with the noun replaced with "dá". Dá is the most common choice, though the first choice may be used for clarity and the second choice may be used when talking quickly. Pronouns, like nouns, may also be dropped when understood by context, and are dropped incredibly often. Ðesa sébléda dago! Ðesa endia dá. this red dog! this indie replacement-noun. "The red dog! They're independent." Yki kuangas dŝinon. Kuangas tion. I mine-indicative gold-object. mine-indicative iron-object. "I mined gold. I mined iron." Furthermore, nouns and pronouns may go unstated to begin with if they are understood by context. Kuangas dŝinon i tion. mine-indicative gold and iron. Depending on the context, this could mean "I mine gold and iron", "we mine gold and iron",<<note "Inclusive or exclusive.">> "you mine gold and iron", "y'all mine gold and iron", "they mine gold and iron",<<note "Singular or plural.">> "it mines gold and iron", or "one mines gold and iron". Dummy/impersonal pronouns, such as "it" in the phrase "It is raining", are not used in Huma. Rather, the sentence must either have an actual subject, as in "The clouds are raining", or have no subject, as in "Is raining", or just "Raining". Temperéturo es gorjadŝija. temperature is hot. "It is hot." Es gorjadŝija. is hot. "It is hot." <h2>Nouns</h2>\ A noun is a word that represents a concrete or abstract thing, such as beings, places, actions, qualities, states of existence, and ideas. It may serve as an object or subject within a phrase, clause, or sentence.<<note "Taken from Wikipedia.">> Basic nouns in Huma almost always end in -o. Declension In Huma, every noun has four possible declensions: basic, volitive, benedictive, and dubitative. The "basic" declension is the dictionary form of the noun, which is the form nouns take most of the time. The "volitive" declension indicates that a noun is desired, wished for, feared, or commanded, depending on context and tone. The "benedictive" declension is used to indicate politeness, kindess, or blessings. The "dubitative" declension is used to indicate doubts or uncertainties. The declension of nouns outside the basic form is optional, and verbs are usually conjugated in a sentence instead, but noun declension may be used to put specific emphasis on mood associated with the noun, or for usage in a sentence that lacks a verb. <table bgcolor="white"> <tr> <th>Basic</th> <th>Volitive</th> <th>Benedictive</th> <th>Dubitative</th> </tr> <tr> <td>-o</td> <td>-oku</td> <td>-ago</td> <td>-ajo</td> </tr> </table> Double declensions are also permitted, though it is rare to see more than one declension on a noun. <table bgcolor="white"> <tr> <th></th> <th>Volitive</th> <th>Benedictive</th> <th>Dubitative</th> </tr> <tr> <th>Volitive</th> <td>x</td> <td>-agoku</td> <td>-ajoku</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Benedictive</th> <td>-agoku</td> <td>x</td> <td>-ajago</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Dubitative</th> <td>-ajoku</td> <td>-ajago</td> <td>x</td> </tr> </table> As is the triple declension. <table bgcolor="white"> <tr> <th>Volitive Benedictive Dubitative</th> </tr> <tr> <td>-ajagoku</td> </tr> </table> The object suffix is appended after the declensions, and the plural suffix is appended after the object suffix. <h2>Classifiers</h2>\ Plural Nouns and Classifier Lists Marking a plural noun is optional in Huma. However, when done, plural nouns take the suffix -im,<<note 'Or -m, if the word ends in "i"'>> along with their adjectives and demonstratives. In addition to this, a classifier must be added either before or after the noun, depending on the context. For most words, this classifier is the word "ge", but there are different classifiers for various kinds of objects, as listed in the table below. <table bgcolor="white"> <tr> <th>Classifier</th> <th>Used For</th> </tr> <tr> <td>Ge (/kɛ/)</td> <td>Generic; miscellaneous</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Batang (/pa.tʰaŋ/)</td> <td>Shaft-shaped objects; log-shaped objects</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Ðĵing (/dʒiŋ/)</td> <td>Weapons; ammo; flowers</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Ðĵong (/dʒoŋ/)</td> <td>Categories, types, or kinds of objects</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Dŝang (/tʂaŋ/)</td> <td>Public spectacles; drama; games; films; shows; circuses</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Dung (/tuŋ/)</td> <td>Food; meals</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Keng (/kɛŋ/)</td> <td>Small objects; kernels; grains</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Kuang (/kʰu.aŋ/)</td> <td>Rocks; minerals; ores; gems; crystals; dirt; sand; gravel; mining equipment</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Láng (/leɪŋ/)</td> <td>People; positions of honor (eg. doctors, priests, government officials)</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Meng (/mɛŋ/)</td> <td>Areas of knowledge; languages; courses; classes; majors; fields of study; specialized occupations</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Ŝiang (/ʂi.aŋ/)</td> <td>Items</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Ŝing (/ʂiŋ/)</td> <td>Celestial bodies; astronomical objects; satellites; astronomical tools and equipment; space exploration tools and equipment</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Ŝolong (/ʂo.loŋ/)</td> <td>Music; songs; poetry; sonar; audio art</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Zing (/tsiŋ/)</td> <td>Organisms; organic beings; semi-organic beings</td> </tr> </table> Dagoim zing. dog-plural organism-classifier. "Dogs." Gobánoim ŝolong. music-plural sound-classifier. "Songs." When the classifier is placed after the word, as above, it indicates an indefinite, unknown, or unstated plural quantity of the noun. When a specific quantity is to be indicated, a number is placed before the noun, with the classifier going between the noun and the number. Du zing dagoim. two organism-classifier dog-plural. "Two dogs." One may also use the classifier twice in a row before the noun, with no number, to indicate every instance of the noun. Zing zing dagoim. organism-classifier organism-classifier dog. "Every dog." In a similar manner, there exist "measure classifiers", which are used for non-numeric amounts of things, and most of them can be used with any word in place of the word's usual classifier. <table bgcolor="white"> <tr> <th>Measure Classifier</th> <th>Used For</th> </tr> <tr> <td>Ŝie (/ʂiɛ/)</td> <td>Some; generic measure classifier</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Ang (/aŋ/)</td> <td>Group (this classifier may only be used for inanimate objects)</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Bang (/paŋ/)</td> <td>Handful</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Beng (/pɛŋ/)</td> <td>Group (this classifier may only be used for animate beings)</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Bod'ŝieng (/pot.ʂi.ɛŋ/)</td> <td>Many</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Byng (/paɪŋ/)</td> <td>Container's worth</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Dang (/taŋ/)</td> <td>Stack</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Ðĵeng (/dʒɛŋ/)</td> <td>Burst; gust</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Ðĵong (/dʒoŋ/)</td> <td>Dose</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Dyng (/taɪŋ/)</td> <td>Bagful</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Gang (/kaŋ/)</td> <td>Piece; chunk</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Hang (/haŋ/)</td> <td>Row</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Kéng (kʰəŋ)</td> <td>Mouthful</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Pyng (/pʰaɪŋ/)</td> <td>Large amount; shipment</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Sáong (/seɪ.oŋ/)</td> <td>Set</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Ŝuang (/ʂu.aŋ/)</td> <td>Pair</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Tuang (/tʰu.aŋ/)</td> <td>Ball</td> </tr> </table> Ŝiktaloim dyng. stone-plural bagful. "A bagful of rocks." Dagoim ŝie. dog-plural some. "Some dogs." Measure classifiers may also be used with numbers. Fin hang dagoim. five row dog-plural "Five rows of dogs." Possession To indicate that one noun possesses another, one writes "[possessor] [classifier] [possessed]". If there is a number, it goes before the classifier but after the possessor. When marking a possessed word as plural, an additional classifier is not used, but instead the possessed word (and its adjectives) simply receive the -im suffix. The classifier used is the one taken by the possessed word, not the possessor. Ge is replaced with dá, for any word that takes ge as it's usual classifier. Yki zing dago. I classifier dog. "My dog." Ðesa dago dá pilko. this dog classifier ball. "The dog's ball." A classifier is not used for the inalienable possessions<<note 'Possessions that under normal circumstances cannot exist without an owner, such as "my arm", as well as family relations, such as "my father".'>> of a pronoun, but //is// used for inalienable possessions of a normal noun. Yki daio I parent’s-elder-sibling’s-spouse "My parent's elder sibling's spouse." Ðesa dago zing daio this dog classifier parent's-elder-sibling's-spouse "The dog's parent's elder sibling's spouse." Pronouns The basic forms of personal pronouns are as follows: <table bgcolor="white"> <tr> <th>First Person Singular</th> <td>Yki (/aɪ.kʰi/)</td> </tr> <tr> <th>First Person Plural (Inclusive)</th> <td>Ðĵaim (/dʒa.im/)</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Second Person Singular</th> <td>Njui (/nju.i/)</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Third Person Masculine Singular</th> <td>Hi (/hi/)</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Third Person Feminine Singular</th> <td>Ŝi (/ʂi/)</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Third Person Xenine Singular</th> <td>Zi (/tsi/)</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Third Person Outherine Singular</th> <td>Di (/ti/)</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Third Person Autonine Singular</th> <td>Ai (/a.i/)</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Third Person Mid-Quinary Singular</th> <td>Ri (/ri/)</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Third Person Agender Singular</th> <td>Ki (/kʰi/)</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Third Person Generic/Neutral/Inanimate Singular</th> <td>Ðai (/ða.i/)</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Fourth Person Singular, Third Person Impersonal Singular</th> <td>Oni (/on.i/)</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Reflexive Singular</th> <td>Si (/si/)</td> </tr> </table> Pronouns are in most cases treated just like nouns - they are only capitalized at the start of sentences (including yki), and they take the -n suffix when they're the object of a sentence. To make a pronoun plural, -m is added, just like any other noun, and the classifier "ge" is used. Ðĵaim is always plural, and pluralizing yki (ykim) makes it into the first person exclusive plural.<<note 'Ðĵaim is used in the context of "we" as in "me and you", while ykim is used in the context of "we" as in "me and them".'>> The reflexive pronoun, si, is used to refer back to a pronoun that was previously used in the sentence. Di elektras sin. outherine-pronoun electrify-indicative reflexive-pronoun. They electrocuted themself. Pronouns can have -a appended to them to become possessive, in which case they are treated as adjectives. Hia dago es sébléda. masculine-pronoun-possessive dog is red. His dog is red. Ai krosias sian ropon. autonine-pronoun crochet-indicative reflexive-pronoun-possessive-object clothes-object. They crocheted their own clothes. <h2>Verbs</h2>\ A verb is part of speech that in syntax generally conveys an action, an occurrence, or a state of being.<<note "Taken from Wikipedia.">> Verb phrases typically take the form of determiner - number - classifier - adverbs - modifiers - verb. Infinitive verbs in Huma almost always end in -i. Conjugation In Huma, every verb has ten possible conjugations: infinitive, indicative, volitive, benedictive, dubitative, conditional, active participle, passive participle, active personal, and passive personal. The "infinitive" conjugation is the dictionary form of the noun, which has no additional information tied to it. The "indicative" conjugation indicates that the action communicated is a statement of fact. The "volitive" conjugation indicates that the action communicated is desired, wished for, feared, or commanded, depending on context and tone. The "benedictive" conjugation is used to indicate politeness, kindess, or blessings. The "dubitative" conjugation is used to indicate doubts or uncertainties. The "conditional" conjugation is used to express a proposition whose validity is dependent on some condition. The "active participle" turns the verb into an adjective, which states that the noun that the adjective is applied to is doing the action of the verb. The "passive participle" also turns the verb into an adjective, but states that the noun that the adjective is applied to is having the action done to it. The "active personal" turns the verb into a noun, defined as one who does the action of the verb. The "passive personal" also turns the verb into a noun, defined as one who has the action of the verb done to them. If a verb is entirely intransitive, it does not have the passive participle or passive personal conjugations. The conjugation of verbs outside the infinitive form is optional, but highly recommended. <table bgcolor="white"> <tr> <th>Infinitive</th> <th>Indicative</th> <th>Volitive</th> <th>Benedictive</th> <th>Dubitative</th> </tr> <tr> <td>-i</td> <td>-as</td> <td>-u</td> <td>-agi</td> <td>-aji</td> </tr> <tr> <th>Conditional</th> <th>Active Participle</th> <th>Passive Participle</th> <th>Active Personal</th> <th>Passive Personal</th> </tr> <tr> <td>-us</td> <td>-anta</td> <td>-ita</td> <td>-anto</td> <td>-ito</td> </tr> </table> A table of double conjugations can be found in the Huma dictionary. It is also possible to make triple conjugations, quadruple conjugations, quintuple conjugations, and sextuple conjugations. Active participle, passive participle, active personal, and passive personal may be mixed with the other moods, but not with one another. As with nouns, it is rare to see more than one conjugation on a verb. Plural Verbs Marking a plural verb is optional, though if one chooses to do so, they must simply add the suffix -im to the verb, with no classifier necessary. Hi itas ito. he eat-indicative food. "He eats food." / "He is eating food." / "He ate food." / "He once ate food." Hi itasim ito. he eat-indicative-plural food. "He eats food multiple times." / "He ate food multiple times." Serial Verb Constructions It is possible to state multiple verbs in a row to create a serial verb construction. In a serial verb construction, the first verb used is the main verb, and the verbs that directly follow it are its complements. Typically, each verb indicates the result of the previous. Hi hafas fjéktas. he experience-indicative become-person-indicative. "He experienced himself becoming a person." Ki flugas juélengas. agender-pronoun fly-indicative become-moon-indicative. "They flew, entering orbit as a result." Copula Depending on whether it is nouns, adjectives, or verbs being used in a sentence, different copulas are used. To indicate that two nouns are equal or that one has the qualities of the other, the copula ðasa should be used. Typically, however, ðasa is dropped in favor of a zero-copula when the statement does not specify tense and the meaning is clear enough. In a sentence that uses a copula with two nouns, neither takes the -n suffix, as neither are the object of the sentence, rather they are the subject and the noun compliment. Dago ðasa bu kado. dog that not cat. "Dogs are not cats." Dago bu kado. dog not cat. "Dogs are not cats." Hi lase ðasa fifjékto he past that woman "He previously identified as a woman." To state that a noun and an adjective, or two adjectives, are equal or that one has the qualities of the other, the copula es should be used. Es is also typically dropped when the tense is unspecificed and the meaning is clear enough. Ðesa dago es sénieba. this dog is blue. "The dog is blue." Ðesa dago sénieba. this dog blue. "The dog is blue." Ðesa dago lase es sébléda. this dog past is red. "The dog was red." Es is also used as a copula in place of ðasa when the subject or noun compliment is ðesa or ðasa. Ðesa es dago. this is dog. "This is a dog." Ðesa dago. this dog. "This dog here." / "This is a dog." Verbs never take a copula, unless they are conjugated in the active/passive participle/personal moods, in which the participles follow adjective rules for copulas and the personals follow noun rules for copulas. It is technically possible to drop the copula for nouns and adjectives outside the present tense, as the tense markers have adverb and adjective forms, but this is not commonly seen. <h2>Adjectives</h2> An adjective is a word that describes or defines a noun or noun phrase. Its semantic role is to change information given by the noun.<<note "Taken from Wikipedia.">> Adjective phrases follow the structure adverbs - modifiers - adjective, and adjectives always come before the noun they modify. Basic adjectives in Huma almost always end in -a. Declension Adjectives follow the same declension pattern as nouns. <table bgcolor="white"> <tr> <th>Basic</th> <th>Volitive</th> <th>Benedictive</th> <th>Dubitative</th> </tr> <tr> <td>-a</td> <td>-aku</td> <td>-aga</td> <td>-aja</td> </tr> </table> <h2>Adverbs</h2> An adverb is a word or an expression that generally modifies a verb, an adjective, another adverb, a determiner, a clause, a preposition, or a sentence. Adverbs typically express manner, place, time, frequency, degree, or level of certainty by answering questions such as how, in what way, when, where, to what extent.<<note "Taken from Wikipedia.">> Adverb phrases follow the structure modifiers - adverb, and adverb always come before what they modify. Basic adverbs in Huma almost always end in -e. Declension Adverbs follow the same declension pattern as nouns and adjectives. <table bgcolor="white"> <tr> <th>Basic</th> <th>Volitive</th> <th>Benedictive</th> <th>Dubitative</th> </tr> <tr> <td>-e</td> <td>-eku</td> <td>-age</td> <td>-aje</td> </tr> </table>

<<backToHome>> <<contentWarning>> <<settings>><> <<set _now to new Date()>> <<set _year to _now.getFullYear()>> <<if _year gt 2100>> <<set _year to ((_year - 2000) % 100) + 2000>> <<elseif _year lt 1500>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 1000; _i++>> <<if _year lt 1500>> <<set _year to (_year + 1500) % 2100>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if _year lt 1500 or _year gt 2100>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 1000; _i++>> <<if _year lt 1500>> <<set _year to (_year + 1000) % 2100>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <<if _year lt 1500 or _year gt 2100>> <<for _i to 0; _i lt 1000; _i++>> <<if _year lt 1500>> <<set _year to (_year + 500) % 2100>> <<else>> <<break>> <</if>> <</for>> <</if>> <</if>> <</if>> <<set _difference to 5334 - _year>> <<set _year += " AD">> <<set _options to []>> <<set _options[0] to ["Ekalech", "English"]>> <<set _options[1] to ["comworks", "internet"]>> <<set _options[2] to ["Jauple Ekalech", "Formal English"]>> <<set _options[3] to ["Nául Ekalech", "Modern English"]>> <<set _options[4] to ["Jauple Ekalech", "Formal English"]>> <<set _options[5] to ["Jauple Ekalech", "Formal English"]>> <<set _options[6] to ["Álth Ekalech", "Old English"]>> <<set _options[7] to ["Jauple Ekalech", "Formal English"]>> <<set _options[8] to ["Nául Ekalech", "Modern English"]>> <<set _options[9] to ["Nathen Anechana Jauple Ekalech", "Northern American Formal English"]>> <<set _options[10] to ["Nathen Anechana Nául Ekalech", "Northern American Modern English"]>> <<set _options[11] to ["Jauple Ekalech", "Formal English"]>> <<set _options[12] to ["Nául Ekalech", "Modern English"]>> <<set _options[13] to ["Jauple Ekalech", "Formal English"]>> <<set _options[14] to ["Nául Ekalech", "Modern English"]>> <<set _options[15] to ["Jauple Ekalech", "Formal English"]>> <<set _options[16] to ["Nául Ekalech", "Modern English"]>> <<set _options[17] to ["Álth Ekalech", "Old English"]>> <<set _options[18] to ["Jauple Ekalech", "Formal English"]>> <<set _options[19] to ["Chaukche Ekalech", "Middle English"]>> <<set _options[20] to ["Jauple Ekalech", "Formal English"]>> <<set _options[21] to ["Nául Ekalech", "Modern English"]>> <<set _options[22] to ["Ekalech", "English"]>> <<set _options[23] to ["Sùle Ekalech", "Solar English"]>> <<set _options[24] to ["Chathache Ekalech", "Transitional English"]>> <<set _options[25] to ["Nya Ekalech", "New English"]>> <> <<bar>> By the modern day of 5334 AD, the <<storyCycle>> language has drastically changed from the English of _year, though it should still be noted that the process of change was slowed down by the advent of mass media and the <<storyCycle>>. The English of _year is now known as "<<storyCycle>>", despite the fact that it is no longer used in any context, formal or otherwise. The vocabulary of <<storyCycle>> is as distinct from <<storyCycle>> as <<storyCycle>> is from <<storyCycle>>, borrowing a large number of words from languages such as Huma and Pan-Chinese. The changes accumulated over the _difference years between <<storyCycle>> and <<storyCycle>> are vast, but words of <<storyCycle>> can be converted to that of <<storyCycle>> by applying the following sound changes: __Vowel Changes (applied all at once, except for the last step)__ */ʊ/ becomes /a/ */aʊ/ becomes /a/ */oʊ/ becomes /a/ */ɔ/ becomes /a/ */ɜ/ becomes /a/ */æ/ becomes /ə/ */ɑ/ becomes /ə/ */u/ becomes /ə/ */εə/ becomes /ə/ */ɛr/ becomes /ə/ */ə/ is inserted after /ŋ/ when /ŋ/ is followed by a consonant or is at the end of a word */ə/ is appended to words ending in the suffix -ian/-an */i/ becomes /ε/ */ɪ/ becomes /ε/ */a/ becomes /eɪ/ */aɪ/ becomes /eɪ/ *Adjacent identical vowels are merged, except in compound nouns that do not have longstanding popular usage __Consonant Changes (applied in succession, after vowel changes)__<<note "This does not necessarily imply that changes occured in this order, or that there weren't intermediate steps, but merely that applying changes in this order will aid in converting Formal English to Modern English.">> *Adjacent identical sounds are almost always merged after every step, except in compound nouns that do not have longstanding popular usage */ts/ becomes /s/ */st/ becomes /s/ */t/ becomes /s/ at the start of words, except after fricatives and when preceding /ʃ/ in a single syllable */t/ becomes /ð/ in the middle and end of words, except after fricatives and when preceding /ʃ/ in a single syllable */ɽ/ becomes /d/ */ɾ/ becomes /d/ */p/ is dropped after fricatives */p/ becomes /f/ */k/ becomes /tʃ/, except after fricatives */ʃ/ becomes /tʃ/ */ŋg/ becomes /k/ */ŋ/ becomes /k/ */g/ becomes /k/ at the start of words and the end of syllables */gr/ becomes /kr/ */g/ becomes /dʒ/ in all remaining word/syllable positions */ð/ becomes /v/ */θ/ becomes /f/ at the start of syllables */θ/ becomes /ð/ at the middle and end of syllables */d/ becomes /ð/ at the end of words */r/ becomes /l/ when surrounded by two identical vowels */ɹ/ becomes /l/ when surrounded by two identical vowels */r/ is dropped entirely */ɹ/ is dropped entirely */m/ becomes /n/ */n/ is dropped at the end of words */h/ is dropped at the start of words, unless the word purely consists of /h/ and a vowel */w/ becomes /l/ */tʃl/ becomes /tʃ/ */b/ becomes /p/ Of course, applying these changes and nothing more will not allow a <<storyCycle>> speaker to properly speak <<storyCycle>> - as mentioned before, new vocabulary has been created and borrowed, and in addition to this, many words have naturally changed in ways that don't follow large-scale trends in the language. The sound changes also led to a gradual increase in homophones, creating even more identical-sounding words than <<storyCycle>> already had, which was solved in two ways: firstly, syllables were inserted, appended, or duplicated in many words, and secondly, <<storyCycle>> became a pitch-accent language, with two possible pitch-contours on accented syllables - a rising tone and falling tone - in addition to the basic flat tone. Unlike in <<storyCycle>>, words in <<storyCycle>> are largely spelled as they're pronounced. Some notes on orthography include: */ə/ is spelled as "a" */a/ is spelled as "au" */eɪ/ is spelled as "ay" */ð/ is spelled as "th" */dʒ/ is spelled as "j" ("g" is only used in certain loanwords) */tʃ/ is spelled as "ch" *A rising tone is indicated with an acute accent on the first vowel of the syllable where it occurs, though in informal writing sometimes goes unmarked *A falling tone is indicated with a grave accent on the first vowel of the syllable where it occurs, though in informal writing sometimes goes unmarked Just like how <<storyCycle>> and <<storyCycle>> had <<storyCycle>> between them, <<storyCycle>> and <<storyCycle>> had three periods of <<storyCycle>> between them: <<storyCycle>>, <<storyCycle>>, and <<storyCycle>>.

<<set _aeoe to true>><<backToHome>> <<settings>> <<bar>> <center><h1>The Rakhasim Style Guide</h1></center>\ This is a <<hyp "work-in-progress">> document used for reference in [[Fragments of Rakhasim]], so as to create a consistent style of writing. It is likely that I will slip up and accidentally break rules here and there, so this should only be taken as a loose set of guidelines. I do not expect anyone to use this besides myself, but I saw no point in not making the style guide a <<hyp "publicly-available">> resource. Currently, older [[Fragments of Rakhasim]] installments have not been updated to comply with this guide, though I intend to eventually update them. I am not a grammatician, so this document will likely never be perfect, and will be continuously updated. <h2>Punctuation</h2>\ ''Ellipsis (...)'' *Use an ellipsis if material is omitted in the course of a quotation, unless square brackets are used to gloss the quotation. In a quotation, no space should be placed before or after the ellipsis (eg.<<nbsp>><<q "The dogs fought with swords...and guns.">>), unless another punctuation mark preceeds the ellipsis, in which case a space should be placed between the punctuation mark and the ellipsis (eg.<<nbsp>><<q "Alpha, bravo, ...echo.">>). *Use an ellipsis to show trailing off (eg.<<nbsp>><<q "I sense something; a presence I<<ap>>ve not felt since...">>). ''Comma (,)'' *Always use the oxford comma, unless doing so would make the sentence unclear (eg. <<q "Bears, otters, and beavers.">>) *Comma variants (<<note "<<exclamationComma>> <<questionComma>> <<loveComma>> <<certitudeComma>> <<authorityComma>> <<ironyComma>> <<acclamationComma>> <<doubtComma>> <<rhetoricalComma>>" "Show" "Hide" 0 1>>) should follow the same rules as normal commas. ''Semicolon (;)'' *Use a semicolon to keep related material in the same sentence. The semicolon should separate independent clauses (eg.<<nbsp>><<q "Oranges are an acidic fruit; bananas are classified as alkaline.">>). *Use semicolons in addition to commas to separate items in a listing, when commas alone would result in confusion or when en dashes are also used (eg.<<nbsp>><<q "Dogs have been reported to exist in Chicago, Illinois; San Diego, California; Vatican City; and Millbank, London, England.">>). *Use a semicolon before common conjunctive adverbs like moreover, nevertheless, and however. *Use a semicolon to provide a pause that is stronger than comma but weaker than a period. ''Hyphen (<<hyp>>)'' *Use a hyphen in hyphenated personal names (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>>Liv <<hyp "New-Arcade">><<q>>). *Use a hyphen to link prefixes with their main part (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>><<hyp "quasi-scientific">><<q>>). *Use a hyphen to link terms in compound adjectives where one part of the adjective modifies the other (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>><<hyp "Man-eating beaver">><<q>>). *Use a hyphen in compounds where the elements of the compound are not themselves compounds and do not include spaces or dash-like symbols (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>><<hyp "science-fiction">><<q>>). ''En Dash (<<en>>)'' *Use an en dash in compound adjectives where neither part of the adjective modifies the other (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>><<en "love-hate">> relationship<<q>>). *Use an en dash in compounds where one or both of the elements are themselves compounds or otherwise include spaces or dash-like symbols (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>><<en "Pre-Civil War era">><<q>>). *Use an en dash in ranges of values (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>><<en 3 5>><<q>>, <<q>><<en "2:15-3:30">><<nbsp>><<smallCaps "pm">><<q>>). When one or both of the values contains a space or dash-like symbol, a <<hyp "non-breaking">> space is placed before the en dash and a breaking space is placed after (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>><<en "July 28th" "August 1st">><<q>>). This would not apply to the previous example of <<q>><<en "2:15-3:30">><<nbsp>><<smallCaps 'pm'>><<q>>, because <<q>><<smallCaps 'pm'>><<q>> is not directly part of either of the range's values, but rather modifies the range as a whole. *Use an en dash to contrast values (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>>The score was <<en "5-2">><<q>>). *En dashes can be used to mark off parenthetical expressions and nested clauses or phrases (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>>He was right<<snd>>assuming I had heard him correctly<<snd>>my dog really was gay.<<q>>). A non-breaking space should be placed before the en dash, and a breaking space should be placed after. *En dashes can be used to separate parts of items in lists (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>>Awsten Knight<<snd>>lead vocals; Geoff Wigington<<snd>>lead guitar; Otto Wood<<snd>>drums<<q>>). A non-breaking space should be placed before the en dash, and a breaking space should be placed after. ''Em Dash (<>)'' *Use an em dash to show an abrupt change in thought (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>>So I was petting my bear and<> hey, why do you have a gun?<<q>>). There should be a space after the em dash but not before. *Use an em dash to show an interruption in speech. *Use an em dash to show emotional trailing off (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>>Why I oughta<><<q>>). *Use an em dash like a colon (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>>Three alkali metals are the usual substituents<>sodium, potassium, and lithium.<<q>>) or like the inverse of a colon (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>>Black, yellow, blue, white, and red<>these are the colors of the flag.<<q>>). There should be no spaces around the em dash. *Em dashes can be used to mark off parenthetical expressions and nested clauses or phrases, but only if they are at the end of a sentence (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>>He was right<>assuming I had heard him correctly.<<q>>). There should be no spaces around the em dash. *Use an em dash to indicate omitted letters in a word redacted to an initial or single letter, or redacted to the first and last letter (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>>Seven seals, seven rings, seven brides for the S<> K<>.<<q>>). *Use an em dash followed by a hairspace before the attribution of a quote (eg.<<nbsp>><<lcb>><<q>>We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far.<<q>> <<attribution "H. P. Lovecraft">><<rcb>>). ''Corner Brackets (<<lcb>> <<rcb>>)'' *Use corner brackets in place of quotation marks to distance the corner brackets from the text they contain. Best used for examples and <<hyp "meta-purposes">>, such as this style guide. Corner brackets generally shouldn't be used in place of quotation marks for dialogue, unless quoting a character who speaks in a language where corner brackets are the primary quotation mark. ''Quotation Marks (<<lqs>> <<rqs>> and <<lq>> <<rq>>)'' *Quotations take double quotation marks (eg.<<nbsp>><<lcb>><<q "Hello, world!">><<rcb>>). *Quotations within quotations take single quotation marks (eg.<<nbsp>><<lcb>><<q "<<hsp>>'Hello, world!', he said to me.">><<rcb>>) *Quotations within quotations within quotations take double quotation marks. Alternation continues as such (eg.<<nbsp>><<lcb>><<q '"Xe turned to me said, and I quote, \'"Hello, world!", he said to me.\'"'>><<rcb>>). *Adjacent quotation marks should have a hair space between them. *Punctuation should only be inside a set of quotation marks if it is part of the quote. *If ending a sentence by quoting a sentence fragment, the terminal punctuation should be placed outside the quote (eg.<<nbsp>><<lcb>><<q 'Miller wanted, he said, "to create something timeless".'>><<rcb>>). When quoting a full sentence, the end of which coincides with the end of the sentence containing it, place terminal punctuation inside the closing quotation mark (eg.<<nbsp>><<lcb>><<q 'Miller said: "I wanted to create something timeless."'>><<rcb>>). **When quoting a full sentence within parentheses where the end of the quote coincides with the end of the sentence containing it, terminal punctuation is placed both within the quote and outside of the parentheses. *When quoting text from a foreign language, the conventions for quotes in that language should be followed, unless doing so would make the text difficult to parse (eg.<<nbsp>><<lcb>><<qf "Ceci n<<ap>>est pas une pipe">><<rcb>>). *Use quotation marks around words to signal that they are being used in an ironic or sarcastic sense, or to imply skepticism or disagreement (eg.<<nbsp>><<lcb>>The <<q "dog">> stood up on two legs and spoke to me in perfect English.<<rcb>>). ''Prime and Double Prime (<<prime>> and <<prime2>>)'' *Use a prime symbol to represent feet or arcminutes, and use a double prime symbol to represent inches or arcseconds (eg.<<nbsp>><<lcb>><<prime "5'3\"">><<rcb>>). If feet are being used but inches are not, write out <<q "feet">> instead of using a prime symbol; if both feet and inches are in use, decide based on context. ''Parentheses ( ( ) )'' *If a sentence has a parenthetical expression, the punctuation should be placed outside the parentheses (like this). If one or more entire sentences are contained within a set of parentheses, the punctation should fall within the parentheses. **When quoting a full sentence within parentheses where the end of the quote coincides with the end of the sentence containing it, terminal punctuation is placed within the quote and outside of the parentheses. **Commas and dashes are generally preferred for marking parenthetical expressions, as they flow better, and from an <<ae "aesthetic">> perspective, look better. *If an entire sentence is in parentheses and is not contained within another sentence, the terminal punctuation should be placed within the parentheses. (This sentence is an example.) ''Brackets ([ ])'' *Use brackets within quotations to indicate replacements and insertions (eg.<<nbsp>><<q "[He thought] his dog was gay.">>). ''Commash (<<commash>>)'' *If several clauses have a common dependence, the first should be separated from the dependence with a semicolon, and the rest should be separated from one another by commashes. There should be no space between each commash and the next clause. *Use a commash to indicate an equivalent expression, or an idea repeated in different words (eg. <<q>>Three rakhasim collide<<commash>>fields interacting like crashing waves<<q>>). There should be no space between the commash and the next word. ''Period<<hyp>>Dash (<<periodDash>>)'' *Use a <<hyp "period-dash">> to indicate a pause longer than a period (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>>Hold up thy hand, make signal of that hope<<periodDash>>He dies, and makes no sign!<<q>>). There should be no space between the <<hyp "period dash">> and the following sentence. ''Ditto Mark (<<ditto>>)'' *Ditto marks can be used to indicate that the words or figures above them are repeated; however, they should be avoided when possible<>repeating text is greatly preferred. **Example: Black pens, box of twenty ... $2.10 Blue <<ditto 1>> ... $2.35 ''Love Point (<<lovePoint>>)'' *Love points can be used to indicate that a sentence is said lovingly or with affection (eg. <<q>>The world is ugly, but you're beautiful to me<<lovePoint>><<q>>). Preferably, they should only be used in dialogue. ''Certitude Point (<<certitudePoint>>)'' *Certitude points can be used to indicate that the speaker is absolutely certain that something is the truth (eg. <<q>>You dropped 150 grand on a fucking education you could have gotten for a dollar fifty in late charges at the public library<<certitudePoint>><<q>>). Preferably, they should only be used in dialogue. ''Authority Point (<<authorityPoint>>)'' *Authority points can be used to indicate that a sentence is said with expertise, is a strong assertion, or should be taken seriously (eg. <<q>>If threatened, immediately escalate the situation<<authorityPoint>><<q>>). Preferably, they should only be used in dialogue. ''Irony Point (<<ironyPoint>>)'' *Irony points can be used to indicate that a sentence is said ironically or sarcastically (eg. <<lcb>><<q>>What a lovely day for a picnic<<ironyPoint>><<q>> she said, as the thunder cracked and rain poured down.<<rcb>>). Preferably, they should only be used in dialogue. ''Acclamation Point (<<acclamationPoint>>)'' *Acclamation points can be used as an enthusiastic demonstration of honor, goodwill, welcome, or praise (eg. <<q>>You passed every exam on the first try<<acclamationPoint>><<q>>). Preferably, they should only be used in dialogue. ''Doubt Point (<<doubtPoint>>)'' *Doubt points can be used to indicate doubt or uncertainty (eg. <<q>>Are you sure this is a good idea<<doubtPoint>><<q>>). Preferably, they should only be used in dialogue. ''Rhetorical Mark (<<rhetoricalMark>>)'' *Rhetorical marks can be used to indicate that a question is rhetorical (eg. <<q>>Are you kidding me<<rhetoricalMark>><<q>>). Preferably, they should only be used in dialogue. ''Efolush Mark (<<efolushMark>>)'' *Efolush marks can be used to indicate sadness, regret, sighing, and other low-energy negative emotions (eg. <<q>>Voi hasn<<ap>>t spoken to me in many years<<efolushMark>><<q>>). Preferably, they should only be used in dialogue. ''Treðungamn Mark (<<tredungamnMark>>)'' *Treðungamn marks can be used to indicate contentedness, satisfaction, calmness, light happiness, and other low-energy positive emotions (eg. <<q>>The Earth is such a beautiful place<<tredungamnMark>><<q>>). Preferably, they should only be used in dialogue. <h2>Spelling and Vocabulary</h2>\ ''General'' *Use American English spellings and vocabulary. **Dialogue tends to be directly shown to be translated from a foreign language (typically Huma, eg.<<nbsp>>[[The Ancient Ship]]), or is translated from a foreign language within the lore of Rakhasim but without the foreign language text actually being shown (eg.<<nbsp>>[[The Languagemongers]]). In the English translations, American spellings should always be used. Vocabulary should usually be from American English, with the exception of dialogue from characters who come from the British Isles, Flanders-Eden, or other similar locale. The character of Lilith is an exception to this exception, as she left Eden before the development of the English language. *<<q "Æ">> should sometimes replace <<q "e">>, <<q "ae">>, and <<q "ea">> at any position in a word where etymologically appropriate or sick as hell, and should replace <<q "a">> at the beginning or end of a word where etymologically appropriate or sick as hell (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>><<ae "aether" 1>><<q>>). <<q "Œ">> should sometimes replace <<q "e">>, <<q "oe">>, <<q "eo">>, and <<q "o">> at any position in a word where etymologically appropriate or sick as hell (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>><<oe "amoeba" 1>><<q>>). Proper nouns whose standard spelling no longer contains <<ae>> or <<oe>> are an exception (eg.<<nbsp>><<q>>Egypt<<q>>). **An in-house table of words with or without <<ae 1>> and <<oe 1>> can be found [[here|Table of Words With or Without Æ/Œ]]. **Other helpful resources can be found <a href="https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:English_terms_spelled_with_%C3%86" target="_blank">here<<nbsp>>(<<ae 1>>)</a>, <a href="https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:English_terms_spelled_with_%C5%92" target="_blank">here<<nbsp>>(<<oe 1>>)</a>, and <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_words_that_may_be_spelled_with_a_ligature" target="_blank">here<<nbsp>>(both)</a>. ''Small Caps'' *Use <<smallCaps "small caps">> for initialisms and acronyms that are often written in caps, such as <<smallCaps "PM">>, <<smallCaps "USA">>, and <<smallCaps "NATO">>, but //not// radar, laser, or scuba. ''<<q '"Rakhasim" vs "rakhasim"'>>'' *Use <<q "Rakhasim">><<snd>>with the first letter capitalized<<snd>>to refer to the setting or the universe featured in the setting. *Use <<q "rakhasim">><<snd>>in all lowercase<<snd>>to refer to the beings who created the universe within Rakhasim<<ap>>s lore. If used at the beginning of a sentence, <<q "rakhasim">> is capitalized<>the two meanings must be distinguished between by context. **<<q "Rakhasim">> is the plural form; <<q "rakhas">> is the singular form. <h2>Miscellaneous</h2>\ ''Titles of Media'' *Titles of media should be capitalized as the work capitalizes itself, or in title case if no such capitalization is given (eg.<<nbsp>><<lcb>>//lorette typomania, acoemeti phlogogenetic.//<<rcb>>). *The following titles should be surrounded by quotes (eg.<<nbsp>><<q "quotes">>): **Short stories **Articles **Essays **Chapters **Individual comic strips **Short poems **Songs **Episodes **Webpages **Speeches *The following titles should be italicized (eg.<<nbsp>>//italics//): **Books **Periodicals **Comics **Long poems and epic poems **Albums **Operas **TV shows **Radio shows **Movies **Websites **Theatrical performances **Visual artworks **Databases **Magazines **Zines **Video games

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<<backToHome>> [[Back to Style Guide|Style Guide]] <<settings>> <<bar>> This page acts as a reference for what words contain <<ae>> or <<oe>> and what words do not under the rules of the [[Rakhasim Style Guide|Style Guide]]. <center><table cellpadding="5px;" style="width: 75%; text-align: center"> <tr> <th>American Standard</th> <th>Rakhasim Standard</th> <th>Abnormal Spelling</th> </tr> <tr> <td>abiogenesis</td> <td>abiogenesis</td> <td>abiogenesis</td> </tr> <tr> <td>aesthetic</td> <td><<ae 1>>sthetic</td> <td><<ae 1>>sthetic</td> </tr> <tr> <td>aether</td> <td><<ae 1>>ther</td> <td><<ae 1>>ther</td> </tr> <tr> <td>ago</td> <td>ago</td> <td>agoe / ag<<oe 1>></td> </tr> <tr> <td>almost</td> <td>almost</td> <td><<ae 1>>lmost</td> </tr> <tr> <td>all</td> <td>all</td> <td>e<<ae 1>>ll</td> </tr> <tr> <td>alternate</td> <td>alternate</td> <td>alternate</td> </tr> <tr> <td>amoeba</td> <td>am<<oe 1>>ba</td> <td>am<<oe 1>>ba</td> </tr> <tr> <td>ancient</td> <td>ancient</td> <td>ancient / <<ae 1>>ncient<<note "This is etymologically incorrect, but it looks sick as hell.">></td> </tr> <tr> <td>any</td> <td>any</td> <td><<ae 1>>ny</td> </tr> <tr> <td>ash</td> <td><<ae 1>>sh</td> <td><<ae 1>>sh</td> </tr> <tr> <td>ask</td> <td>ask</td> <td>ask</td> </tr> <tr> <td>awake</td> <td>awake</td> <td>awake</td> </tr> <tr> <td>awaken</td> <td>awaken</td> <td>awaken</td> </tr> <tr> <td>camera</td> <td>camera</td> <td>c<<ae 1>>mera</td> </tr> <tr> <td>cemetery</td> <td>c<<oe 1>>metery</td> <td>c<<oe 1>>metery</td> </tr> <tr> <td>elder</td> <td><<ae 1>>lder</td> <td><<ae 1>>lder</td> </tr> <tr> <td>elderly</td> <td><<ae 1>>lderly</td> <td><<ae 1>>lderly</td> </tr> <tr> <td>elf</td> <td>elf / <<ae 1>>lf</td> <td>elf / <<ae 1>>lf</td> </tr> <tr> <td>embrace</td> <td>embrace</td> <td>embrace</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Europa</td> <td>Europa</td> <td>Europa</td> </tr> <tr> <td>European</td> <td>Europ<<ae 1>>an</td> <td>Europ<<ae 1>>an</td> </tr> <tr> <td>heaven</td> <td>heaven</td> <td>h<<ae 1>>fyn</td> </tr> <tr> <td>human</td> <td>human</td> <td>humaigne</td> </tr> <tr> <td>least</td> <td>least</td> <td>least</td> </tr> <tr> <td>legacy</td> <td>legacy</td> <td>l<<ae 1>>gacy<<note "This is etymologically incorrect, but it looks sick as hell.">></td> </tr> <tr> <td>meal</td> <td>meal</td> <td>m<<ae 1>>l</td> </tr> <tr> <td>metal</td> <td>metal</td> <td>metal</td> </tr> <tr> <td>other</td> <td>other</td> <td><<oe 1>>ther<<note "This is etymologically incorrect, but it looks sick as hell.">></td> </tr> <tr> <td>plant</td> <td>plant</td> <td>plant</td> </tr> <tr> <td>plastic</td> <td>plastic</td> <td>plastic</td> </tr> <tr> <td>plate</td> <td>plate</td> <td>plate</td> </tr> <tr> <td>present</td> <td>present</td> <td>pr<<ae 1>>sent</td> </tr> <tr> <td>presume</td> <td>presume</td> <td>pr<<ae 1>>sume</td> </tr> <tr> <td>presumably</td> <td>presumably</td> <td>pr<<ae 1>>sumably</td> </tr> <tr> <td>scab</td> <td>scab</td> <td>scab</td> </tr> <tr> <td>shabby</td> <td>shabby</td> <td>shabby</td> </tr> <tr> <td>sold</td> <td>sold</td> <td>sold</td> </tr> <tr> <td>solder</td> <td>solder</td> <td>solder</td> </tr> <tr> <td>tent</td> <td>tent</td> <td>tent</td> </tr> <tr> <td>transhuman</td> <td>transhuman</td> <td>trans<<hyp>>humaigne</td> </tr> <tr> <td>were</td> <td>were</td> <td>w<<ae 1>>re</td> </tr> <tr> <td>year</td> <td>year</td> <td>year / y<<ae 1>>r / ye<<ae 1>>r</td> </tr> </table></center>