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Help[Facts] Re: "animal" names
in reply to a message by Shosanna
If you mean names that are literaly animal names (as opposed to names that have etymological animal meanings like Ronan or Philip):
Robin
Wren
Wolf
Sable
Cat, Kitty (nickname for Catherine)
Paloma (dove / Spanish)
Leão (Lion / Portuguese)
Marta (marten / Portuguese)
Loup (wolf / French)
Lev (lion / Russian)
Mina (fish / Sanskrit)
Ari (lion / Hebrew)
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Florence Maud - Mary Valentine ("May") - Ada Imogen - Clementine Everly - Sophia Eleanor - Lucy Beatrice ("Lou") | Henry Valerian - Maxence George - Benedict Louis - Emory Willian - John Arthur ("Jack") - Frederick Darcy
Robin
Wren
Wolf
Sable
Cat, Kitty (nickname for Catherine)
Paloma (dove / Spanish)
Leão (Lion / Portuguese)
Marta (marten / Portuguese)
Loup (wolf / French)
Lev (lion / Russian)
Mina (fish / Sanskrit)
Ari (lion / Hebrew)
…
Florence Maud - Mary Valentine ("May") - Ada Imogen - Clementine Everly - Sophia Eleanor - Lucy Beatrice ("Lou") | Henry Valerian - Maxence George - Benedict Louis - Emory Willian - John Arthur ("Jack") - Frederick Darcy
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romansch/swiss: ursina (f.) - little bear, urs (m.) - bear (similar to ursula)
romansch: linard (m.) - lion ( the "i" is pronounced like in "spinning" and not like in "iowa")
old german version: lennard. those are abbreviations of leonhard (means "hard lion").
scandinavian: arvid (m.) - eagle
aramaic: tabitha (or the latin translation: tabea) (f.) - gazelle
hebrew: rachel (f.) - ewe
there also others like bernhard, bruno, leopold, wolfgang, björn which i guess sound weird in english ;)
romansch: linard (m.) - lion ( the "i" is pronounced like in "spinning" and not like in "iowa")
old german version: lennard. those are abbreviations of leonhard (means "hard lion").
scandinavian: arvid (m.) - eagle
aramaic: tabitha (or the latin translation: tabea) (f.) - gazelle
hebrew: rachel (f.) - ewe
there also others like bernhard, bruno, leopold, wolfgang, björn which i guess sound weird in english ;)
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