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Keep in mind that all these names still have deeper roots. In general, modern names usually have the following prototypes: Hebrew, Greek, and Latin. Essentially, Germanic names are something like Vercingetorix. There aren't many of those now (or almost none).
And in general, all European names are Indo-European. They just don't delve that deep.

Indo-European roots are present even in the Baltic languages, not to mention Germanic ones. :)
I remember Latin names like "Julia," Greek names like "Basil," and Hebrew names like "Mary."
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