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Help[Facts] Re: Can you find a name with this meaning?
in reply to a message by Liz
Closest I can come is the Norse name "Loki", which implies a "trickster". Loki was a Norse trickster god associated with magic and fire.
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A couple more...
"Loki" would've been my first choice, too -- and it's a name I'd given to one of my dogs.
"Puck" from Shakespeare's *Midsummer Night's Dream* is another mischief-maker.
And "Teivel" (pronounced "TYE-vel"), which is Yiddish for "devil", is yet another.
-- Nanaea
"Loki" would've been my first choice, too -- and it's a name I'd given to one of my dogs.
"Puck" from Shakespeare's *Midsummer Night's Dream* is another mischief-maker.
And "Teivel" (pronounced "TYE-vel"), which is Yiddish for "devil", is yet another.
-- Nanaea
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There's also "Robin Goodfellow" from (I believe) Shakespeare's *The Tempest* and Anansi, the Spider Trickster of African mythology/folklore.
I'll look up some more if you want. :)
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
I'll look up some more if you want. :)
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
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