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Egor topped the list of popular names in Kazan

The registry office of the capital of Tatarstan published statistics on the names that parents chose for newborns last week

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Egor topped the list of popular names in Kazan

The registry office of the capital of Tatarstan published statistics on the names that parents chose for newborns last week. The most popular male name was Yegor. In addition to him, the Kazan people often called their sons Alexander, Amir, Alan, Lev, Emir and Savely. Among the female names were Amelia, Eva and Malik.

There are also rare names on the list. Among the boys, parents chose Gordeus, Plato, Amiran, Nur, Nathan, Klim, Baysultan, Peter and Ainaz. The girls were given the names Eunicus, Aurora, Mirra, Selina, Asel, Isabel, Pelageia, Antoninus and Esma.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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