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is it a tragedeigh if we consider unusual names from the 1910s? like Normal or Chlorine?
i recently stumbled across historical baby name data from 1918 in huffpost and noticed some... interesting choices parents made over a century ago.
two notable examples i found were Normal and Chlorine.
since "tragedeighs" are usually modern misspelled names (like Khlorreene), do you consider weird/unfortunate standard-spelling names from 100 years ago to be "tragedies", or do they fit into the same category?
u/Visual-Confidence931 — 12 days ago