WDYTO Decorentia?
It comes frome Latin Decorus Sententia, meaning beautiful thought.
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Remember, that's what Shakespear did.
as it's been said, it sounds more like a wallpaper brand sorry, but is it wrong of me to kind of like Sententia with Decorus in the middle name slot? I guess it's the wrong way round but it makes more sense than mushing them together.
Decoration!
Also, I don't see how it means beautiful thought. It really seems like it doesn't mean anything. You took the prefix from decorus and the suffix from thought. That's like saying beaught means beautiful thought in English. It doesn't.
Also, I don't see how it means beautiful thought. It really seems like it doesn't mean anything. You took the prefix from decorus and the suffix from thought. That's like saying beaught means beautiful thought in English. It doesn't.
Ditto
It looks made up, and the name of a brand of decoration material or something.
I don't actually mind it, but then I like to collect long and unusual names. I think it's too cumbersome for full use as a fn, however.
Too weird
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It seems too...
decorated (pardon the pun). Really, though, it is a bit much. I also wouldn't say it legitimately comes from Decorus Sententia as you've only incorporated the last part of Sententia. Many other Latin words contain entia, so the meaning of Decorentia would not necessarily be "beautiful thought".
You're headed in the right direction, though! This is much better than creating names with random syllables or just translating words into other languages. Keep it up!
decorated (pardon the pun). Really, though, it is a bit much. I also wouldn't say it legitimately comes from Decorus Sententia as you've only incorporated the last part of Sententia. Many other Latin words contain entia, so the meaning of Decorentia would not necessarily be "beautiful thought".
You're headed in the right direction, though! This is much better than creating names with random syllables or just translating words into other languages. Keep it up!