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Help[Facts] Re: Just for fun: What Esperanto is Behind Your Name?
in reply to a message by Nanaea
Hi!
I'd like to know what my name is in Esperanto! :)
My name is Lucille [surname removed] and I'm female (duh!).
Regards,
Lucille
I'd like to know what my name is in Esperanto! :)
My name is Lucille [surname removed] and I'm female (duh!).
Regards,
Lucille
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Lucille [surname removed] + swapping the "s" for an "o"
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Lilieca Lupulo
Pronounced: lee-lee-EH-tsah loo-POO-loh
Meaning:
"Lilieca" in Esperanto means: "possessing the quality of a lily".
"Lupulo" in Esperanto means: "wolf-person"
-- Nanaea
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Lilieca Lupulo
Pronounced: lee-lee-EH-tsah loo-POO-loh
Meaning:
"Lilieca" in Esperanto means: "possessing the quality of a lily".
"Lupulo" in Esperanto means: "wolf-person"
-- Nanaea
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What about this?
Arimaen Natavska (my alter ego)
and my scrambled true name..
Wincene Inas Ejson (can anyone guess my name?)
Arimaen Natavska (my alter ego)
and my scrambled true name..
Wincene Inas Ejson (can anyone guess my name?)
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> Wincene Inas Ejson (can anyone guess my name?)
Now what could be a nice Aussie name? Here are some guesses:
Jennie Insane-cows?
Jennica Ines Owens?
Jannine Coen-Weiss?
Jesse Winnie Conan?
Jennison Aescwine?
Beats me...
Now what could be a nice Aussie name? Here are some guesses:
Jennie Insane-cows?
Jennica Ines Owens?
Jannine Coen-Weiss?
Jesse Winnie Conan?
Jennison Aescwine?
Beats me...
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