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Author: jonroig

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@@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ Node.js / promise-based data provider about name usage of babies born 1880-2023
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 # New!
+**2024-08-10** Added 115,604 name details including pronunciation / origin / usage / notes. Moved to proper ES6 exports.
+
 **2024-08-03**: Updated: latest names for 2021-2023. We're up to 2,114,982 rows of data, 103,406 rows of names. 
 
 2021-07-21: Updated with the latest baby names... brought the names current to 2020, reloaded the SQL db. That's 100,263 names / 2,019,529 rows of data over 140 years.
@@ -16,11 +18,14 @@ Node.js / promise-based data provider about name usage of babies born 1880-2023
 
 
 # About
-Built on <a href="https://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/limits.html">the Social Security Administration baby names files</a>, usBabyNames.js returns interesting historical data on baby name usage from 1880-2020. With almost two million total entries packaged within a sqlite3 database, each record contains the following:
+Built on <a href="https://www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames/limits.html">the Social Security Administration baby names files</a>, usBabyNames.js returns interesting historical data on baby name usage from 1880-2023. With almost two million total entries packaged within a sqlite3 database, each record contains the following:
 - Name
 - Sex
 - Number of births that year
 - Rank for that year
+- Pronunciation
+- Notes about history and usage
+- Origin
 
 This allows you to easily do the following:
 - Identify naming trends based on real data
@@ -162,15 +167,24 @@ I've done all the "hard" work of exporting all the historical United States birt
 This database is 100% public domain and freely available for whatever purposes you like. Enjoy! Thanks SSA!
 
 You can access the baby name sqlite database directly from the command line like so:
-```
-sqlite3 sqlite/us-name-data.sqlite
+``` sql
+# sqlite3 sqlite/us-name-data.sqlite
 
 select * from usNameData WHERE name = 'jonathan' AND year = 1975 AND sex = 'M';
 
 select * from usNameData WHERE name = 'jonathan' AND sex = 'M' ORDER BY year DESC;
 ```
 
-# Data Source: Government Fine Print
+# Name Meanings / Pronunciation / Details database
+Generated by Chat GPT 4o over the course of a few days in August 10, I attempted to fill in more name details. Any improvments, totally welcome. This should be considered non-copyrighted material, so feel free to use it as you like. 
+
+``` sql
+# sqlite3 sqlite/us-name-details.sqlite 
+
+select * from usNameDetails where name = 'bertha' AND sex = 'F';
+```
+
+# USA Historical Name Data Source: Government Fine Print
 .. from the Original YOB Source Files:
 
 National Data on the relative frequency of given names in the population of U.S. births where the individual has a Social Security Number