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Re: Traditionally Unisex Names
I wouldn't consider those names to be traditionally unisex. I'd consider them to be traditionally masculine which transitioned to feminine. I can't think of a name that started as feminine and moved to be masculine.
Beverly
Avery
Vivian
Evelyn
Madison
Any surname name really begins as masculine.The only names I would consider to be unisex would be some modern word names or nature names. Though really these aren't traditionally names at all.
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Actually, in the middle ages Christian could have gone both ways.
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