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The Japanese name for "cursed child" would be "Noroi no kodomo" (呪いの子供). So, if you want to give your little bundle of joy a name that sounds like they're straight out of a Horror movie, go ahead and name them that. Just make sure they don't grow up to actually be cursed, or you might regret it.

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