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Transformacion
I saw this name on a massively long list today (it was one of the few names that really stood out. I wish I'd had paper so I could write some down, but I didn't) and... I don't know. I didn't love it, but I was very "Woah! Transformacion!" It's a female name (I actually saw the woman later. She was wearing a name tag that said "T. [surname]" and only one person with that surname was on the list. I have to wonder, does she go by a nickname, or does she go buy full out Transformacion? Tranny? D: Forma? Cici? I don't know. What would you go by if that was your name?So what do think of Transformacion? It just blew my mind, seeing it. 0.o
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I...kind of like that. *debates adding it to GP list* It must be my latent Catholicism *g*I think, with such a mouthful, a nickname is necessary. I'd either use a nonsense nickname from childhood, like Pickle or somesuch (mine's Gator), or Mimi, Cici, Macie, or Nina.
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It's interesting. I have no clue how anyone thought that up as a name. I would probably go by Cici, or Macie, or...Ansie?
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It's similar to ConcepcionIt's a Spanish name (like Concepcion), but as least that has Connie. So I guess there's a relgious meaning behind it.
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WoahYou're right. That's ridiculous, but so undeniably cool. That's not like those trashy word names like Princess or Precious. It took guts, that's what. Of course, I would never use it or anything like it in my entire life, but it wowed me nonetheless. I think I might go by Anne? Or Sionne? Not that Sionne is an actual name, but honestly what else could you go by?
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I'd probably go by whatever my parents actually called me as a young child (perhaps a nonsense nickname like Teeba or something). Because I have a hard time imagining her family addressing a child as Transformación on a daily basis. Maybe it's a failure of my imagination.Very cool name concept (religious or not), but I wish there were a non Latin version to contain it, that was namey, unlike "Change" o.O The prefix and suffix are too cumbersome, to me.

This message was edited 3/20/2008, 4:07 PM

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