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Madison and Mackenzie mean "Son of..." This argument would be valid for any name that doesn't mean that.
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I dunnoI have been thinking about this and realizing that any argument I have on this subject is disturbingly groundless.David: beloved
Albert: noble and bright
Peter: stoneNothing inherently feminine or masculine about them except for common use. What about these names on girls?
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It would bother me to see those names on girls too. But at least you have the legitimate argument of a gender-neutral meaning. There's nothing gender-neutral about a name meaning son of someone though. So those names in particular bother me to see on girls.
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