Meet Donwanna and Doneeda: The Twin Names That Left Everyone Speechless!
“In Plato’s discussion of language in the Cratylus, Socrates suggests names are not simply arbitrary labels we give things but emerge from some quality of what is being named. In other words, Socrates argues that names must capture some natural aspect or sense of the person or thing that is being named,” she explained in an interview with Bored Panda.
Dental hygienist 
we had a patient named Shadynasty. Pronounced: Sha-dynasty not shady nasty like the dentist said. 
not a nurse but worked on postpartum floor; twins abracadabra & alacazam 
“Early on, kids don’t like to be different from other kids and, in elementary school, a very unique name can make a kid stand out or become a target for teasing,” she said. “When we are older, though, a distinctive name can be something that sets you apart and makes you memorable to those you meet as they have an element of unexpectedness and surprise that can ramp up attention.”
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