Talk:Khurshid
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[edit] Given-name Lists
This ToP Dab
- This is about the name. For people known by the name, see Khurshid (disambiguation).
is referring to people who have it
- as surname, or
- as a given name more often used alone than with a surname.
Don't create lists of people, or of notable people, with a particular given name: they are non-encyclopedic, and thus WP:AFD-fodder.
--Jerzy•t 17:02, 20 August 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Male/Female
I left my improved version of what i found
- Interestingly, either a male and female can have this name.
but removed to here
- either independently or in combination with other words.
bcz it is so unclear: Are these people
- with only a given name, vs people with surnames as well?
- with only one given name, vs people with two given names?
- with limititations on their other given names -- e.g. being gender specific?
Perhaps a lk to
- Gender stereotyping of given names
- Androgynous name (note its lk to German name)
- Non-gender-specific name
would be good.
Let's tell readers *why* this is interesting:
- Just bcz it's so rare for English-language-culture names (which doesn't rule out mention, IMO)?
- Do the cultures where it's used sterotype the gender associated with names more or less English-language ones do?
