trade off the orchard for an apple

To be overly concerned with minor details and ignore the situation as a whole. I know you're worried about that one aspect of your project, but don't trade off the orchard for an apple.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
SÉVÈRe	-	French
Nanaya	-	Near Eastern Mythology
Tacito	tah-CHEE-to (Italian), tah-THEE-to (Spanish), tah-SEE-to (Latin American Spanish)	Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
Harding	HAHR-ding	English
Seong-Jin	sung-jeen	Korean
Asplin	['æsplin]