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[beorn080]

My GF had a friend from high school who named her kids Oranjello and Lemonjello. Also, I've heard census reports that brand naming your kids is on the rise, so lots of people are naming their kids Levi, BlackandDecker, and Maytag.

[Khlor]

Well, I heard that few years ago Estonian parliament issued a law that forbade naming kids Norton or Matrix.

[praguepride]

Why Norton?

[Khlor]

Why Norton?

I would like to know this too, actually:)

[Khlor]

Now back on topic - more Russian names.

Male:

Vitaliy
Ilya
Leonid
Lev
Gennadiy

Female:

Alla
Anna
Margarita
Lyubov
Zhanna
Anastasiya
Albina
Nika
Polina
Zinaida
Nina
Tatiyana
Lidiya

[Minstrel]

On the subject of gender declension of Russian (and Polish) surnames: as far as I know, immigration offices in non-Slavic countries which don't have gender declensed surnames use the masculine - at least that's what they do in Germany (a friend who emmigrated changed her surname from ending in -ska to -ski) and America (aunt also became -ski).

So I guess you could list gender specific masculine Slavic surnames.

Now, the problem I have is with the transliteration. 

[Bien]

Male:
Victor
Charles
Earvin
Kazimir
Kyle
Jordan
Edward
Aleksander
Ryan
Paul
Isaac
Joey
Aleksandr
Dudley

Female:
Marie
Antonette
Catherine

Surnames:
Kerensky
Davion (Hey, if we're gonna have Steiner, why not Davion?)
Liao
Spartan
McFoster
McDougal
McGregor
Marik
Bose
Manzares
De Leon
DeLa Isla
De La Cruz (there can also be DeLa Cruz)
Sto. (Insert random name of a Saint here)
Cruz

[mainiac]

While doing some book keeping work today, I came across the name "Fuck."  Which was the maiden name of some 90 yr old dutch woman.  Clearly, such a liberal name belongs.

[Kanil]

Davion (Hey, if we're gonna have Steiner, why not Davion?)

It'd make LCS feel very dirty.

[Jonathan S. Fox]

(names)

"Charles" and "de la Cruz" jump out at me as having been in the game for years.

[Khlor]

immigration offices in non-Slavic countries which don't have gender declensed surnames use the masculine...
So I guess you could list gender specific masculine Slavic surnames.

Well, I certainly could. But I did what I did for the sake of the Russian fans of the game, who never emigrated and for whom to see a feminine name with a masculine surname is pain to the eyes.

[Omath Erius]

"Alex" is most certainly a unisex name, and a quick search showed that it had been suggested/implemented, but as a female-only name.

[Yanlin]

We have Jesus as a first name. Do we have Christ as a surname?

[Anticheese]

That's a title.

[Cheeetar]

That's a title.

It is? I thought it was his last name, and it went 'Jesus H. Christ'.