View Message

New Post
Search
Help
Archives

This is a reply within a larger thread: view the whole thread

Dayna Rain!
by Nanaea
10/18/2001, 12:38 AM
in reply to a message by Gia Nadine
Name her Dayna Rain! Three reasons:1. "Dayna Rain" is an anagram of "Diana/Ryan"2. "Rain" for her middle name, because you've told me once before that you like the name "Rain", plus the rain symbolizes the tears you've shed already.3. "Dayna" sounds like "day", and you know what Scarlett O'Hara blithely said when Rhett left her: "Tomorrow is another day." Scarlett found something else to focus on (her home), picked herself up, carried on with her life and did just fine. And so shall you. :)-- Nanaea
Reply
vote up1vote down

Replies

- Pavlos (guest)   +1
10/19/2001, 6:26 AM
More possibilitiesDiana is the Roman name of the Goddess Artemis! You can call her artemis and an anagram of Ryan:
- Artemis Aryn
- Artemis Nyra
- Artemis Ryna
If your'e not crazy about Atremis, other anagrams of "Artemis Ryan" include:
- Rena Myrtisa
- Myrta Sirena
- Mytra Serina
Reply
vote up1vote down
- Gia Nadine (guest)
10/19/2001, 10:01 AM
Wow you really went all out Palvos....
Oh and I love that whole Atremis/Diana thing I use to use it on my sisters telling them I was goddess! LOL I had to have something on them!
Thanks for more suggestions!
Reply
vote up1vote down
- Gia Nadine (guest)   +5
10/18/2001, 3:33 PM
Oh my gosh Nan I love Gone with the Wind, it is so weird how you decided to quote from there!
I like how you so went into great meanings for that name!
Taht will be on my list!!
Thanks Nan!!!!
Reply
vote up1vote down
- Tracie (guest)   +4
10/18/2001, 9:08 PM
I really like that combination together. Yep, I do.:)
Reply
vote up1vote down
- Angi (guest)   +3
10/18/2001, 11:03 PM
How about Raina Nadine
Reply
vote up1vote down
- Tracie (guest)
10/19/2001, 3:09 PM
I don't care for Nadine that much. Raina is pretty though.:)
Reply
vote up1vote down
- Andrea (guest)   +1
10/18/2001, 11:52 PM
Yes, I like Raina Nadine much better than Dana Rain.:)
Reply
vote up1vote down
- Andrea (guest)
10/18/2001, 11:54 PM
I still like Rhiannon, and I heard a new one recently...Rondi-- maybe a nn for Rhonda, but I like it as a full name, too. You get the ah in Donna (and the D) in there:Ryan, Donna and Rondi
Reply
vote up1vote down