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Subject: It is used as a male name in Israel (m)
Author: Noa   (Authenticated as Noa)
Date: March 12, 2009 at 1:25:04 PM
Reply to: Carmel as a male name? by VickyBliss
I know a couple of boys named Carmel. It's considered unisex over here, and completely a place name (and perhaps has a bit of a religious connotation, but nothing to do with Christianity - that's probably the reason it's completely feminine in English-speaking countries).

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