in common

Shared characteristics, as in One of the few things John and Mary have in common is a love of music. [Mid-1600s]

2. Held equally, in joint possession or use, as in This land is held in common by all the neighbors. [Late 1300s]

Equally with or by all.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Eulalia	yoo-LAY-lee-ə (English)	Spanish, Italian, English, Ancient Greek
Ernestas	-	Lithuanian
Felicidad	fe-lee-thee-DHAHD (Spanish), fe-lee-see-DHAHD (Latin American Spanish)	Spanish
Marguerite	mar-gə-REET, mar-GREET	French
Laurissa	lə-RIS-ə	English (Rare)
Eduards	-	Latvian