How are these names read?


In a recent _Asahi_ article about changes to laws governing Japanese names,
this sentence appeared:

戦争【せんそう】に突入【とつにゅう】すると、「勝【?】」「進【?】」

_When the war broke out, "?" and "?" were used._

<https://www.asahi.com/articles/ASQD955GDQD3UTIL01T.html?iref=comtop_ThemeLeftS_03>

Other names listed in the article are

「千代」

「久」

「寿」

「愛」

「結」

「麻」

「葵」

「萌」

Unfortunately, none of these names appear with their readings, and the entry
for just the first name on jisho.org is quite long:

<https://jisho.org/search/%22%E5%8D%83%E4%BB%A3%22%20%23names>

How are these names commonly pronounced?




These are just educated guesses because you should [never assume you can read
someone's name](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/5529/78)!

These two are most likely [「勝」]{まさる} and [「進」]{すすむ}. But my confidence level
varies with the rest of these:

[「千代」]{ちよ}

[「久」]{ひさし}

[「寿」]{ことぶき？}

[「愛」]{まな}

[「結」]{ゆい}

[「麻」]{あさ}

[「葵」]{あおい}

[「萌」]{きざし}




These are just educated guesses because you should [never assume you can read
someone's name](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/5529/78)!

These two are most likely [「勝」]{まさる} and [「進」]{すすむ}. But my confidence level
varies with the rest of these:

[「千代」]{ちよ}

[「久」]{ひさし}

[「寿」]{ことぶき？}

[「愛」]{まな}

[「結」]{ゆい}

[「麻」]{あさ}

[「葵」]{あおい}

[「萌」]{きざし}

