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by Akis (pudu)
5/5/2007, 1:27 PM
in reply to a message by Adelle
b/g: Amadou Tancredo and Ageha Parvanab/b: Altair Callias and Theron Amerigog/g: Reima Elfleda and Surya Romildaeta: The first names are some I've been thinking about a bit lately, but the middle names I made up rather more on the fly, so if anyone's got better ideas, let me know! Also, since they're not in the directory, Amadou is a common West African name and one name for the Prophet Muhammad, and Ageha is the Japanese word for swallowtail butterfly and a character from one of my favorite movies.

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- Lissy (GLynElisabeth)
5/5/2007, 1:48 PM
Theron Amerigo and Surya Romilda are very cool :)
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- Laurea   +2
5/5/2007, 1:34 PM
Wow, very unusual. I hadn't heard of many of these before but I'm liking them a lot. Really like Amadou, Altair, Theron Amerigo, and Reima Elfleda (tho I prefer Elfrieda). The others are pretty neat too. (Have you heard of Amadou & Miriam? Very cool duo.)

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- Akis (pudu)   +1
5/5/2007, 1:52 PM
Yeah, I love Amadou and Mariam. They're so cheerful and great, and they definitely inspire my use of the name.Amadou is a pretty popular name for men in West Africa. I can't really find a meaning for it other than one of the names of the Prophet Muhammad. Anyway, I like how it sounds and it honors a cool person, so that works for me.While we're on the tangent - more African names: http://www.africanholocaust.net/html_ah/africanmale_names.htm
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- Laurea
5/5/2007, 2:14 PM
I would assume that Amadou is a version of Amadeus, but that's not an educated guess... And thanks for the link, I'll definitely look at it.
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