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Help[Opinions] Re: If you had sextuplets, what would you name them?
in reply to a message by Sabrina Fair
Making an effort not to reuse combos...
DD: Evening Rae
DD: Katharine Angelorum (ahn-guh-LOR-oom)
DD: Ruxandra Teresa
DD: Shani Edelweiss
DD: Faye Ingeborg (ING-guh-borg)
DD: Claudette Laila (lah-EE-lah)
Evey, Kitty, Ruxi, Shani, Faye, and Cloudy
DS: Morpheus Ray
DS: Ptolemy Michael
DS: Edmond Riley
DS: Simon Zacchaeus
DS: Nathaniel Pleasant
DS: Lucien James
Morph, Ptolly, Eddy, Simon, Nat, and Lucien
DD: Eve Ingeborg
DD: Katharine Sleeping Dove
DD: Ruxandra Mary
DS: Morpheus Michael
DS: Ptolemy Grey
DS: Simon Clair
Evey, Kitty, Ruxi, Morph, Ptolly, and Simon
I've also been thinking about Eve Orpheia, but I like Eve Ingeborg a little bit better. :)
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DD: Evening Rae
DD: Katharine Angelorum (ahn-guh-LOR-oom)
DD: Ruxandra Teresa
DD: Shani Edelweiss
DD: Faye Ingeborg (ING-guh-borg)
DD: Claudette Laila (lah-EE-lah)
Evey, Kitty, Ruxi, Shani, Faye, and Cloudy
DS: Morpheus Ray
DS: Ptolemy Michael
DS: Edmond Riley
DS: Simon Zacchaeus
DS: Nathaniel Pleasant
DS: Lucien James
Morph, Ptolly, Eddy, Simon, Nat, and Lucien
DD: Eve Ingeborg
DD: Katharine Sleeping Dove
DD: Ruxandra Mary
DS: Morpheus Michael
DS: Ptolemy Grey
DS: Simon Clair
Evey, Kitty, Ruxi, Morph, Ptolly, and Simon
I've also been thinking about Eve Orpheia, but I like Eve Ingeborg a little bit better. :)
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This message was edited 10/15/2007, 12:15 PM
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Ingeborg is really growing on me. It sounds like a strong female character from the silver screen. Katharine Sleeping Dove is pure poetry.
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I love Eve, Katharine, Edmond (prefer Edmund), Ptolemy, Ingeborg, and...Edelweiss. I've been thinking about that as a name lately. It's strange to see it on the board.
BTW, Pleasant and Angelorum make for fabulous mns. I never would've thought of them. Are you at all concerned that Michael and James are a bit pedestrian compared to your other mns?
I love Eve, Katharine, Edmond (prefer Edmund), Ptolemy, Ingeborg, and...Edelweiss. I've been thinking about that as a name lately. It's strange to see it on the board.
BTW, Pleasant and Angelorum make for fabulous mns. I never would've thought of them. Are you at all concerned that Michael and James are a bit pedestrian compared to your other mns?
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BTW, Pleasant and Angelorum make for fabulous mns. I never would've thought of them. Are you at all concerned that Michael and James are a bit pedestrian compared to your other mns?
Not particularly. I try to go for a balance of names generally considered "normal" and names generally considered rather "out there", so I wouldn't feel too bad about having sons like Morpheus Michael and Nathaniel Pleasant or daughters like Katharine Angelorum and Ruxandra Mary. Each combo has a "normal" name (though if it's in the FN spot, there's a good chance that my preferred nickname for it isn't all that common), and each combo has a "weird" name. Both names appeal to me a great deal--a lot of the "normal" ones are family names, and being named after my father (Michael) or my grandfather (James) offers as cool of explanations as being named after a favourite book character (Ptolemy) or graphic novel heroine (Evey).
If little Ruxi grew up and demanded to be Mary, I wouldn't be unhappy agreeing to call her that. Similarly, if Simon grew up and felt more like a Clair, I'd be equally pleased to refer to him by his middle name. If that makes sense? :)
Thanks for your comments!
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Not particularly. I try to go for a balance of names generally considered "normal" and names generally considered rather "out there", so I wouldn't feel too bad about having sons like Morpheus Michael and Nathaniel Pleasant or daughters like Katharine Angelorum and Ruxandra Mary. Each combo has a "normal" name (though if it's in the FN spot, there's a good chance that my preferred nickname for it isn't all that common), and each combo has a "weird" name. Both names appeal to me a great deal--a lot of the "normal" ones are family names, and being named after my father (Michael) or my grandfather (James) offers as cool of explanations as being named after a favourite book character (Ptolemy) or graphic novel heroine (Evey).
If little Ruxi grew up and demanded to be Mary, I wouldn't be unhappy agreeing to call her that. Similarly, if Simon grew up and felt more like a Clair, I'd be equally pleased to refer to him by his middle name. If that makes sense? :)
Thanks for your comments!
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This message was edited 10/15/2007, 1:45 PM
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