>>Long time ago I referred here to person called Doron (Farber) as a male but I was soon 'corrected' that person in question is actually female. So ok, I stood corrected and went on thinking I made mistake until years later I saw the picture of the real person on the website and it was indeed MALE. In Anglo-Saxon/Western 'namespace', unless you have names that sound clearly female (like Jessica, Erica, Ana etc ) you never know until you see the picture of the real person. (Even then you can't be 100% sure {g})
>>Anybody who's name does not end with 'A' or 'Y' is 'possibly male' suspect for outsiders if judging just by name.
>>Now.. If someone tells me that they know/knew girl named 'Richard' or 'Matthew' I will really start to panic. {g}
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>Tamar is indeed woman's name and it's in the Bible, so I wonder why someone will think it's male. Viv looks like it's short for Vivian, so there can be a confusion about gender. And Tracy (Tracey) is a gender neutral name, I know people of both sexes with this name. My younger son name is also gender neutral, I know of many Ariel who are females.

It was not about Tamar but Doron (Farber) and if memory serves me well It might have been you who actually pointed out that
Doron is female :)