4 years ago

What is the most common names in your country, in both male, female and androgynous/gender neutral category?

(Gender Neutral isn't necessary if your country doesn't have one)


In Malaysia (these infos are copypasta lol):

  • Male: Ahmad/Muhammad; This set of names, in particular, are especially popular in Malaysia. Ahmad, Muhammad, and Mohamad have always been used by people from past generations to name their sons.

  • Female: Nur; Definitely, the most overwhelmingly used name for females in Malaysia. You don't say you work in Malaysia unless your bunch of female colleagues' names mostly start with a Nur in front! It's also varied and spelled Nor, Noor, and Nurul. Still, these names essentially mean 'light' in Arabic. (Occasionally used in male names, but this is mostly female.)

  • Androgynous/Gender Neutral: idk (maybe none) ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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