bible-male-names: get male names from The Bible
Install
$ pip install bible-male-names
Names from biblegateway.com
Usage
import bible_male_names
print (bible_male_names.rand())
# => Abraham
print (bible_male_names.get(3))
# Felix
# Elon
# Jesus
print (bible_male_names.all())
# Aaron
# Abagtha
# ...
Api
rand()
Return a random Bible male name
get(number)
Return 'number' names
.all()
Return over 2000+ male names from The Bible.
Related
- bible-female-names.py: 📖 get female names from The Bible
- bible-male-names: same thing but in JavaScript
- bible-female-names: 📖 get female names from The Bible in JavaScript
Team
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| Carlos Abraham |
License
MIT License © Carlos Abraham
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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