Message: "Esperanto names?"

Esperanto names?

by chazda

12/30/2004, 10:28 PM

Are these new to the database? I don't remember running across them before. I'm wondering what you folks think of them (I picked the ones I thought were most interesting, but there are more)

Pipra
Katida
Sprita
Stelara
Valora
Vespera
Rava
Amika
Chiela
Aminda

edited to add links

#Esperanto

This message was edited 12/30/2004, 10:29 PM

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- Miss Claire

12/31/2004, 9:40 AM

I find most of them weird (Pipra) or with a cutesy meaning (Katida), or even trashy (Karesinda sounds dirty lol).
They sound either very made up or "normal but Esperantoized" to me. I like:

Adorinda
Aleksandro (very good)
Chiela but to me it's the Yiddish feminine form of Yehiel and pron. khee-lah lol
Esperanta (nice)
Fajra (very beautiful)
Gaja
Glorinda
Koralo
Ludoviko (nice)
Luksa (nice)
Marajha (very good!)
Merita (good!)
Orabela
Rozabela
Rubena (great)
Safira (great)
Valora (good)
Venka (great)

- delaney04

12/31/2004, 6:33 AM

I think Vespera and Aminda sound ok.

- Elinor (guest)

12/31/2004, 4:49 AM

Stelara and Chiela are really nice :-)

- Narinoc

12/31/2004, 12:32 AM

The only Esperanto names I like are Fiera and Valora.

This message was edited 12/31/2004, 12:33 AM

- Miranda (Randee15)

12/31/2004, 12:06 AM

Esperanto names I like

Adorinda - Also like Adora. Perhaps a bit too cutesy to use in RL though
Amika - Also like Amice, Amica (medieval name), Amicabel (form of Amicabilis, a medieval name), and Amicia (medieval name)
Aminda - Also like Amanda and Ananda
Esperanta - Also like Esperanza
Fiera
Glorinda - Also like Gloria and Glory
Juvela
Merita - Also like Merit, for both sexes
Mirinda - Also like Miranda :-p
Orabela - Also like Orabel and Orabella, medieval names
Pipra - Also like Pippa, as a nn for Philippa
Rozabela - Also like Rosabella, Rosabel, and Rosabelle
Rubena - Could also be used as a fem. form of Ruben
Safira - Also like Sapphire, for both sexes, and Sapphira
Stelara - Also like Stella
Tondra - Unfortunately sounds like a stereotypically lower-class Black name
Valora - Also like Valerie and Valeria for girls, and Valerius, Valerian, and Valéry (Valery) for boys
Venka
Vespera

Aleksandro
Johano
Jozefo
Mikelo
Paulo
Petro
Vilhelmo

Miranda

- shantastic (guest) +1

12/30/2004, 10:35 PM

I discovered the Esperanto names quite some time ago but, yeah, they are interesting. Of the ones you posted, I actually like them all, especially Katida, Sprita, Stelara, Vespera, Rava, and Chiela.

Some others that I like are:
Brava
Fiera
Juvela
Merita
Orabela
Koralo
Petro

Shannon

- Miranda (Randee15)

12/30/2004, 11:13 PM

I like:
Fiera
Juvela
Merita
Orabela - Spelled Orabella or Orabel, this is also a medieval name: http://snipurl.com/bkjr

Petro

Miranda

- Miranda (Randee15)

12/30/2004, 10:35 PM

Aminda was there before, perhaps Vespera too. The category Esperanto was here since I came here, btw.

I like:
Pipra
Stelara
Valora
Vespera
Amika
Aminda

Miranda

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