# This file can be used to add items to the various tables used for name parsing. 
# You can replace the current default list by appending "RESET" to the end of the table definition. 


# a list of surname prefixes. Eg, van in "Van Gogh" is not a given name but part of a surname
# NOTE: All entries in this table must be in UPPERCASE.
# and must be copied into the prefixes table below
\TABLE uppercasePrefixes

# This is a copy of the above table, but parsing is case insensitive
\TABLE prefixes 

# subset of the above table
# if a prefix is separated from the last name by a tab, it will be understood as a given name
# However, items in this table are always understood as prefixes, even if separated by a tab
# Eg. VAN DER, DE LA
\TABLE allowSpanPrefixes

# title table, such as MR, MRS, DR
\TABLE titles
BISHOP

# conversion of titles in above table to gender, eg. MR=M, MRS=F
\TABLE titleToGenderTable

# name styles, such as HON=The Honourable
\TABLE styleTable

# eg. JUNIOR=JNR
\TABLE suffixes
JR=JNR

# two letters are sometimes understood as two initials, eg GW Bush
# items in this table will not be broken into initials
# Use TitleCase. Eg Mr, Jo
\TABLE TwoLetterNames

# words before a name indicating the person is deceased. Eg ESTATE OF=Estate
\TABLE EstateOfTable

# words at the end of a name, or as last of given names
#  indicating the person is deceased, eg. DECEASED=Deceased
\TABLE DeceasedTable
LATE ESTATE OF=Estate
IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE=Estate
THE DECD ESTATE=Estate
DECEASED ESTATE OF=Estate

# list of given name to gender conversions. Eg John=M
# for unisex or ambiguous gender names, use underscore, eg. Joe=_
	#\TABLE genderTable RESET
	#	\INCLUDE NameGender2.txt

# a list of first names that can be male or female
# this table overrides entries in the genderTable
\TABLE UnisexTable

# if this is not defined, then first name(s) will keep uppercase if last name is in mixed case
#  eg. Mr JOE Bloggs.
#\DEFINE ALWAYS_TITLECASE_FIRSTNAMES

#\DEFINE REMOVE_PARENTHESIS_FROM_INDIVIDUALS
