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>Hey Mark, > >I guess the gender of the name is there if you figure out what is the >family >name and what the given name...:-) >I like these misunderstandings we face all the time in today's >"interracial" >world...and there are lots of those, like the teachers at my former >grammar >school (one of them a Latin teacher btw) who thought that "Luca" was a >girl >because, all first names ending on "a" are females (as exemplified by the >famous composer Andrea Gabrieli). And it really gets interesting with >outer-occidental cultures where first names aren't necessarily given >names... like in China where the first name is the family name, the generations name second, and the third is the "given" name. -- ---> http://Matthias.Grob.org