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So sexy.
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In my opinion Tybalt has a fiery, literarian and Medieval vibe. I really like its strength!
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It sounds cool, but I don't think it could work for a person because it is so weird and out there and the character was killed.
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Strange name to begin with, makes me think of the element Cobalt (Co). This is not a name I think highly of.
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I don't really like this name. There's always the Romeo and Juliet factor, plus it just doesn't sound all that good. It would be nice on a cat, though. Tybalt would be a nice companion for Miss Kitty Fantastica.
Plus, it also makes me think of Tybalt from the webcomic Boy Meets Boy. If BMB ever really had an antagonist, it was Tybalt (or Collin, but that's beside the point).
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Plus, it also makes me think of Tybalt from the webcomic Boy Meets Boy. If BMB ever really had an antagonist, it was Tybalt (or Collin, but that's beside the point).
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This name sounds and looks amazing, and I love the 'fire' if you like that is given to it by the character in Romeo and Juliet. It's indeed lovely.
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Pronounced: TIB-ult.
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Pshhhh, I read a book called Chestnut Hill written by Lauren Brooke, and she writes horse story type of books and Tybalt was the name of a traumatized horse. I don't think this is a very good name for a person.
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This name makes me think of someone who is fiery and angry, probably due to the character in Romeo and Juliet. Tybalt had it comming to him when Romeo killed him. He was a jerk. I wouldn't use this name.
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This name is amazing! I love it =] And I love Tybalt's charactor in Romeo and Juliet too, he's such a rebel, he rocks! =]
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This name is rad. Perfect choice for the character in Romeo and Juliet.
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The English Wikipedia spells the king's name as Tibalt, but the German Wikipedia and transcriptions of the poem use Tybalt:
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willehalm (in English)
• https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willehalm (in German)
• https://www.fh-augsburg.de/~harsch/germanica/Chronologie/13Jh/Wolfram/wol_wi00.html (in German; king Tybalt first appears in Buch I, after which he is mentioned in all of the subsequent Bücher)