Andy, Enid, Grace, Jade, Jane

• a is for... Agnes, Amelia, Andy
• b is for...
• c is for... Caoimhe, Cecily, Charlotte, Ciara, Claudia, Connie
• d is for... Devon
• e is for... Eglantine, Elizabeth, Emma, Enid
• f is for... Frances
• g is for... Grace
• h is for... Hazel, Heather, Helen, Holly, Hope, Hyacinth
• i is for... Imogen, Ingrid
• j is for... Jane, Jade, Jamie, Justine
• k is for... Katherine, Kiera
• l is for... Lavender, Luana, Lucy
• m is for... Mary, Marta, Maya, Mira
• n is for... Natalie
• o is for... Olga
• p is for... Penny, Petra, Primhose
• q is for...
• r is for...

Angus, Calvin, Christopher, Simon, Todd

• a is for... Albert, Angus
• b is for... Bertram, Bram, Boone
• c is for... Calvin, Casper, Christopher, Colin
• d is for...
• e is for... Enoch, Edgar, Edwin
• f is for...
• g is for... Gavin, George, Gordon, Gustav
• h is for... Howard
• i is for... Ira, Ivan
• j is for... Jamie, Joe
• k is for...
• l is for...
• m is for... Martin, Max
• n is for... Nicholas
• o is for...
• p is for... Paul, Peter
• q is for...
• r is for... Richard, Robert, Ruadh, Rupert

books

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films

• cidade de deus (2002)
• once were warriors (1994)

interests

• antarctica
• bhutan
• russian history

• Brown
• English
• Fairchild
• Haudepin
• Howslip
• Loveday
• Murgatroyd
• Salzbach
• Stahlhofen
• Strand

• Fiver
• Lady
• Mopsy
• Slim
• Sunny
• Puppy
• Topsy
• Ziggy

• Jeongyeon (정연) using the hanja 淀蓮 meaning shallow water where lotuses grow, beautiful meaning but sturdy sound
• Marta the more popular European spelling of Martha from the new testament
• Nasir (ناصر, نصير) from the Arabic term for helper, rolls off the tongue, a transcription of two different names, one has a long vowel in the first syllable, the other in the second
• Olga (Ольга) from old Norse heilagr (holy), diminutive Olya (Оля), a classic that peaked in the eighties
• Zaynab (زينب) from the Arabic term for beauty, a classic, a beautiful sound