What's her name?

Using Scrabble rules, an arbitrary word can be associated with a score. This score is the sum of the scores of the individual letters. The score that each letter yields in turn depends on the language for which the Scrabble ruleset has been made. For instance, the German Scrabble ruleset associates a different score with the letter »W« than the French Scrabble ruleset.

We are now looking for two female first names, name 1 and name 2. In order to determine these names, the following pieces of information are sufficient.

• The names are common names (in German).
• The names are known in the most important western languages either with exactly the same or slightly different spelling. Furthermore, they are easily pronouncable for speakers of the major western languages.
• Both names are seven letters long.
• The names yield the following Scrabble scores:
  

  Scrabble Ruleset	German	Englisch	French	Italian
  Name 1	13	10	10	14
  Name 2	15	13	13	14

When you have figured out the first names, the final cache coordinates can be determined by applying the German Scrabble ruleset. We are looking for the last three digits of the coordinates, so only the three zeros in the coordinates are replaced.

The coordinates can be calculated as follows. The German Scrabble ruleset associates a certain score to each individual letter. The scores of each letter must be multiplied with the factors given in the table below; the sum of these products are then the three final digits of the coordinates. The northing is determined by name 1, while the easting is determined by name 2.