i would say mine is fairly common.
i would say mine is fairly common.
moderately common but not super popular. greek root.
Fairly common. Though you're more likely to find someone with the shortened version of it.
Uncommon for the place I live.
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One of those names that used to be common, but have since fallen out of fashion.
Now you see it. Now you don't.
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Very uncommon.
Phonetically speaking my name is very common. Most people know someone with a name that is pronounced like mine.
Very common. In pretty much every Christian country, I'd wager.
Uncommon for the most part.
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John. I think its pretty rare.
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Uncommon. The longer version is used more, followed by "the Great"
Both uncommon
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Greek first name, Hungarian last. Both relatively common in Greece and Hungary, uncommon in the US (last name not unheard of tho), very very rare when put together (according to some research I've done there's exactly 1 other person living in the US with the name combination).
Tho I go by an anglicized shorthand that is very common.
Not too common, i've met people with my name but compare to others, its like a drop in the ocean.
Both I think. I have never met anyone with my name but in India I think its more common.
Uncommon. But depends on how you say it. Almost everyone shortens my name. The shortened version of my name is common in the US Midwest.
This doesn't make much sense... whether a name is common or not depends a lot on where in the world you're standing.
My legal name: Common, although often assumet to have different spelling than mine does.
The name everyone calls me: Very uncommon. I've considered a few times to change my name to that because I don't feel like my legal name fits me.
My last name is unique in the world. Anyone with the same last name as me, is a relative. I'm fairly sure we only exist in Sweden.