Right, but outside some edge cases, what is going to make you happy about a name is (1) not having to correct everyone about pronunciation/spelling constantly (2) not constantly being confused with someone else. Sure, if you are Indian and move to Argentina, you’ll run into the first problem anyway - but at least it won’t be a constant problem in your childhood.
But it you are naming a person, the name should be common enough that everyone knows how to say it and spell it (in the top 200 or so baby names), but not so common that they will be confused with their peers (not the top 10).
Bronzebeard@lemmy.zip 1 day ago
If no one can pronounce your name, you’re not going to be happy with it … No one likes having to correct everybody, constantly, on how to greet them