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What is the most universal name?
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this post was submitted on 11 Sep 2023
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India and China each have around 1.4 billion people (source). The next nearest country is the US with ~340 million. Which is a pretty major drop off. So, I would start by looking at common names in either China or India.
The most common Indian names are Hindu names which are isolated in India. Similarly the most common names in China are isolated there. Hence my argument for Abrahamic religions.
Or even common names in both India and China if there's one
and then try to find one there that is somewhat common in the US too... good luck.