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It looks like you have quite the soft spot for Frisian names! I hope you don't mind if I point you to a few other sources that might be of interest to you:

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- Fryske foarnammen / Friese voornamen written by Rienk de Haan (bought the book on Bol.com a few years ago, but it seems to have gone out of print since - maybe you'll still be able to find it in a library, antiquary or places like Marktplaats)

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- Ostfriesische Vornamen von A bis Z written by Manno Peters Tammena (also out of print, but you can still find some used copies on Amazon Deutschland)

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- Friesche Naamlijst (Onomasticon Frisicum) written by Johan Winkler (available for free in PDF at http://www.wumkes.nl/index.php?volg=8&id=95 - click on the red-coloured word "document" in order to download the file)

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- "Rufnamen auf den Inseln Föhr, Amrum und Sylt von ca. 1600 bis 1900" (männlich): http://www.amtfa.de/friesVornm.pdf

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- "Rufnamen auf den Inseln Föhr, Amrum und Sylt von ca. 1600 bis 1900" (weiblich): http://www.amtfa.de/friesVornw.pdf

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- http://nds.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_vun_plattd%C3%BC%C3%BCtsche_V%C3%B6rnaams (in Low German, but contains East Frisian and North Frisian given names)

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Also, if you like Anemoon, then the French name Aymone (also found spelled as Aimone) might possibly be up your alley as well - feel free to check it out! :)

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