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My female teacher who was in her 60s back in the 90s was named Eivor, didnt know any males named Eivor here.
Bro's bringing in actual statistics only to get countered by "proof by anecdotal evidence".
Did you even finish primary school yet if you can't distinguish the two?
"Eivor, Eivør or Øyvor is a female given name in the Nordic countries."
As for fake info on it being unisex name:
https://www.nordicnames.de/wiki/Eivor
The table proudly displays that there are exactly ZERO (0) males named Eivor.
yeah because I was stunned, never ever heard anyone named Eivor, beside female, irl and in history.
imagine if I claimed Betty is a very common male name - how should I responde beside question it?
https://www.nordicnames.de/wiki/Eivor
supported by statistics offices of nordic countries:
https://www.nordicnames.de/wiki/Name_Count_per_Country
tell that there are exactly 0 cases of Eivor being used as a male name.
just googled eivor here in sweden and saw 3 babies got the name recently and it was documented as 3 girls.
doesnt say much, but as I say- never heard anyone named Eivor who isnt a female.