cat file.large | ggrep country | ggrep city1 | ggrep street1 | ggrep -v name1

Horrilbe, I know.... but need to get the value of name2 only as output. File text looks sort of:

So do you know the value of name1 in advance to be removing it from the output, or do you want to discard the first name and display the second, for each country/city/street/number match?

Update

Here is some code that prints the second name at an address, ignoring the first name, and any third, fourth,...

use strict;
use warnings;

my %seen; # here we note addresses we saw already
while (<DATA>){
    my ($country, $city, $street, $number, $name) = split;
    next unless ++$seen{$country}{$city}{$street}{$number} == 2;
    print "Second name at $city, $country, $street, $number is $name\n
+";
}
__DATA__
Country City1 Street1 number1 name1
Country City1 Street1 number1 name2
Country City1 Street1 number2 name3
Country City1 Street2 number1 name4
Country City1 Street2 number1 name5
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Cheers,
R.