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Sure, there are some weirdos out there saddling their kids with names like "Kynlee" and "Shalondra," but this seems to be a modern fad: I've yet to find a major historical figure with such a name. If the meaning of a name is secondary, why are meaningless names so rare?
Second: are there cultures who assign names at random, e.g. by tossing bones or reading tea leaves? If not, why not? Humans clearly aren't shy about deferring to the whims of the gods.
Third: are there cultures where the meaning of a (given) name is primary? "Johnson" and "Henry VII" come to mind, but in those cases, the meaning concerns the surname. It seems like some Native American names are explicitly meaningful ("Sitting Bull", "First-born Daughter").
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