First Names by Etymology - Statistics

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Etymology	Answer	% Correct
Feminine, from the Latin for "olive tree"	Olivia	91%
Feminine form of the name "Charles"	Charlotte	75%
Masculine, from the Latin/Greek for "Lion"	Leo	70%
Masculine, from the Greek for "from Lucania" (an ancient region of Italy)	Lucas/Luke	65%
Feminine, from the Latin for "bear"	Ursula	65%
Masculine, from the Old French for "Christmas"	Noel	61%
Feminine, from the Latin for "light"	Lucy/Lucia	50%
Masculine, from the Roman god of War	Mark/Marcus	46%
Feminine, from the Greek for "wisdom"	Sophia	41%
Masculine, from the Latin for "happy/lucky"	Felix	35%
Feminine, from the Greek messenger god	Hermione	28%
Feminine, from the Latin for "wood/forest"	Silvia/Sylvia	26%
Masculine, from the Latin for "great"	Magnus	24%
Feminine, from the flowering shrub especially associated with Scotland	Heather	22%
Masculine, from the Greek for "horse-loving"	Philip	22%
Masculine, from the Greek for "masculine"	Andrew	19%
Masculine, from the Old High German for "brown"	Bruno	17%
Masculine, from the Latin for "fair/righteous"	Justin	17%
Feminine, from the English occupational surname for wind instrument players	Piper	15%
Feminine, from the Greek for "stranger" or "foreign"	Barbara	10%

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