Publication of Edition 2017, no. 1.

Well, the last year has been busier than we wanted (with, sadly, entirely non-DMNES related projects), but despite this busyness, we are delighted to announce the publication of Edition 2017, No. 1, just in time for ICOS 2017.

We have significantly deepened our coverage of Austria, Brittany, Hungary, Italy, and Sweden, and extended our reach to Croatia. The new edition contains 54515 citations (5653 more than the previous edition) distributed over 2322 entries (214 new entries since our previous edition). These new entries are the following:

Men’s names

Adalhelm
Adalhoh
Adalmar
Agapetus
Agerbert
Agino
Aodh
Arthuiu
Asa
Baldo
Bernwald
Bernwin
Blaise
Bran
Cadhoiarn
Cadwobri
Content
Conwal
Cumdelu
Dadbert
Dobeslav
Ecco
Eckrich
Engelfrid
Engelher
Engelrich
Engelschalk
Faber
Gainard
Gandulf
Gangwolf
Gaudiosus
Gentile
Gerhoh
Gerich
Giolla Íosa
Gratioso
Gundulf
Gwynhoiarn
Hademar
Hesso
Hezelo
Hildeman
Hohold
Jason
John-Baptist
John-Louis
John-Mark
John-Thomas
Julius Caesar
Lucan
Madalger
Maenwobri
Malachi
Master
Ratbald
Rathard
Rathelm
Ratimir
Reinhoh
Rhyshoiarn
Sabin
Sigerich
Tasso
Theodwald
Thorbiorn
Thorgil
Uno
Valerian
Victorius
Waldgaud
Waldo
Walthad
Wanegar
Wendelfrid
Wolfgang
Zenobius

Women’s names
Aclewalda
Altadonna
Altafons
Angelica
Anima
Aurelia
Bonabella
Conrade
Caspera
Donagnesia
Eda
Ediva
Emily
Feliciana
Gentle
Gerbalda
Gersinde
Hildeberta
Hildenibia
Hildewalde
Jaca
Kale
Madalgaria
Madalhilde
Madaltrude
Mariantonia
Mary-Joan
Mathurine
Maximiliana
Meintrude
Michal
Precious
Ratberga
Ratberta
Reinberga
Reinwar
Richberga
Rosamund
Rustica
Susan
Swanhilde
Valeriana
Walda
Wilhilde

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Everything old is new again, part 2

So, who’s up for another round of everything old is new again, aka “names generated by a neural network on twitter that are actual medieval names”?

Aulia

— neural names (@neuralnames) August 15, 2017

Aulia is a feminine name found in Rome in 1527.

Sania

— neural names (@neuralnames) August 15, 2017

Sania is a feminine name found in Iberia between ~1119 and 1150.

Arnall

— neural names (@neuralnames) August 15, 2017

Arnall is a Catalan form of Arnold found in the 12th century.

Lys

— neural names (@neuralnames) August 14, 2017

Lys is a Dutch diminutive of Elizabeth found in Leuven at the end of the 16th C.

Vinne

— neural names (@neuralnames) August 13, 2017

Vinne is a Middle Low German nickname of Winrich found in Estona in 1592.

Ales

— neural names (@neuralnames) August 13, 2017

Ales is a popular 16th C English spelling of Alice.

Sabel

— neural names (@neuralnames) August 12, 2017

Danel

— neural names (@neuralnames) August 8, 2017

Danel is a Dutch form of Daniel found in London at the end of the 16th C.
Sabel is a nickname of Sabine found in 16th C England.

Alsen

— neural names (@neuralnames) August 9, 2017

Alsen is a 16th C English nickname of Alice, popular in Cornwall.

Laria

— neural names (@neuralnames) August 5, 2017

The Italian feminine name Laria is found in Bergamo between 1265 and 1339.

Asa

— neural names (@neuralnames) July 31, 2017

The Hebrew name Asa was used by French Protestants in the 16th C.