1. Adralestos
2. Adrian
3. Akronion
4. Alexius
5. Andronicus
6. Bardas
7. Constantius
8. Demetrius
9. Eustratius
10. Guthymius
11. Heraclius
12. Joannaces
13. Justin
14. Leontius
15. Nicephorus
16. Nicetas
17. Phocas
18. Synesios
19. Theodorus
20. Theophilus
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
12 60% 12 60% 15 75% 11 55% 12 60%
B % C % D % F % G %
1 5% 7 35% 6 30% 0 0% 1 5%
H % J % K % L % M %
6 30% 2 10% 1 5% 5 25% 2 10%
N % P % Q % R % S %
10 50% 3 15% 0 0% 10 50% 17 85%
T % V % W % X % Y %
10 50% 0 0% 0 0% 1 5% 2 10%
Z %
0 0%
Popularity of use
85% S,
75% I, S:
60% U, E, A, I, S:
55% O, U, E, A, I, S:
50% T, R, N, O, U, E, A, I, S: Eustratius,
35% C, T, R, N, O, U, E, A, I, S: Constantius, Nicetas,
30% H, D, C, T, R, N, O, U, E, A, I, S: Adrian, Andronicus, Theodorus,
25% L, H, D, C, T, R, N, O, U, E, A, I, S: Heraclius, Leontius, Adralestos,
15% P, L, H, D, C, T, R, N, O, U, E, A, I, S: Phocas, Theophilus, Nicephorus,
10% Y, M, J, P, L, H, D, C, T, R, N, O, U, E, A, I, S: Joannaces, Justin, Synesios, Demetrius,
5% X, K, G, B, Y, M, J, P, L, H, D, C, T, R, N, O, U, E, A, I, S: Alexius, Guthymius, Bardas, Akronion,
0% Z, V, W, Q, F
Conclusion: originating in the S Linguistic Group;
S group Sex % Dev. Chain Bandgap
Scythian M 100% (S; A; U; I, C, H, L, R)
Roman M 85% (S; U; I; A; L)
Mod. Greek M 85% (S; O; I; A; N; E)
Byzantine M 85% (S; I; U, A, E)
Anc. Greek M 84% (S; O; E; A; I)
(+OS) PIE Animals 75% (S; O; K; A; E)
Celt M 70% (S; I; U; A; O)
• Monster 58% (S; R; A; N; T, O)
• Secret 52% (S; I; A; R; T; M)
The earliest Byzantine Males at 50%, rising to a cultural peak at 10% plateauing through to 5%.
B. Female Byzantine Names
1. Agnes
2. Anastasia
3. Anna
4. Comito
5. Eudocia
6. Euphemia
7. Helena
8. Irene
9. Joannina
10. Justina
11. Lupicina
12. Martina
13. Passara
14. Sittas
15. Sophia
16. Thecla
17. Theodora
18. Theophano
19. Vigilantia
20. Zoe
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
17 85% 9 45% 12 60% 7 35% 4 20%
B % C % D % F % G %
0 0% 4 20% 2 10% 0 0% 2 10%
H % J % K % L % M %
6 30% 2 10% 0 0% 4 20% 3 15%
N % P % Q % R % S %
11 55% 5 25% 0 0% 4 20% 6 30%
T % V % W % X % Y %
9 45% 1 5% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%
Z %
1 5%
Popularity of use
85% A:
60% I, A:
55% N, I, A: Anna,
45% T, E, N, I, A:
35% O, T, E, N, I, A:
30% S, H, O, T, E, N, I, A: Sittas, Anastasia,
25% P, S, H, O, T, E, N, I, A: Sophia, Theophano, Passara,
20% R, L, C, U, P, S, H, O, T, E, N, I, A: Helena, Irene, Lupicina, Thecla,
15% M, R, L, C, U, P, S, H, O, T, E, N, I, A: Comito, Euphemia, Martina,
10% J, G, D, M, R, L, C, U, P, S, H, O, T, E, N, I, A: Joannina, Justina, Eudocia, Agnes, Theodora,
5% Z, V, J, G, D, M, R, L, C, U, P, S, H, O, T, E, N, I, A: Vigilantia, Zoe,
0% W, X, Y, K, Q, F, B
Conclusion: Female Byzantine linguistic culture originates in the A-I-N linguistic subgroup;
A-I-N subgroup Sex % Dev. Chain Bandgap
Russian F 98% (A; I; N; L; R; E)
Celt F 94% (A; I; N; C; E) N
Gypsy F 92% (A; I; N; L; R; Y)
Maori F 90% (A; I; N; H; E)
Hungarian F 86% (A; I; N; R; L) R
Byzantine F 85% (A; I; N; E, T; O) E, T, O
To bathe 85% (A; I; N; E; K, U)
To give birth 76% (A; I; N; D; T, E)
African/Oth. M 73% (A; I; N; O; M)
To Shelter 73% (A; I; N; S; T)
To Teach 72% (A; I; N; T; E)
Sumerian M&F 70% (A; I; N; H; S) H
Darkness 65% (A; I; N; R; T, E)
Giant 64% (A; I; N; E; G, T)
Spear 50% (A; I; N; O; T, H)
The earliest is at 55% with a bandgap from 45%-35%. Recovery at 30% rising to a cultural peak at 10% before declining by 5%.
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