Rare names

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i used to work with a "Davina"

Id say barack is a pretty unusual name

Kenyon
Dax
Hermes
Creflo
Zora
Moon Unit
Dweezil

In the UK, a person can legally change their name by deed poll. No real need for any custom.

In Poland you can change your name too - but I think it's only when it's silly sounding or something - or this is at least the rule concerning your LAST name, this is what I know for sure about changing one's last name. But you are obviously allowed to change your first name as well, I'm only not sure about the rules, if in this case you need any serious explanation, other than just "I don't like my name".

It reminds me of a joke:

A man wants to change his name so he goes to the registry office and says:

"I want to legally change my name."

"And what is your name?"

"John Butt."

"Then you don't need to explain why you want to change it. What name would you like to have then?"

"James Butt."

My grandpa is called Quinto which means fifth in spanish, because he was the fifth child.

My brother-in-law changed his name by deed-poll to W X. Thats right, Forename W, Surname X

I am a David. Some people say that David is "common" but I prefer to call it "popular" And no, I don't respond to Dave.

I have an aunt Marina and there is the actress Marina Sirtis (councilor Troy from Star Trek T,N,G

I have a dog called Blacksmith, because every time I kick him he makes a bolt for the door!

My mum has a very rare and unusual name, "Feleena", which is the name of someone in a song called "el paso" and my grandad liked the song so much he named my mum after the Feleena in the song.

I know a girl called Senta - I always think that's a lovely name

I know a guy called Tam...that's a rare and unusual name.

Oops yeah, my spanish is a bit rusty

Primo is definitely a name (albeit rare) but I've never heard of a Primero...

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