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HelpWould Solarion and Lunaria be good names for fraternal twins?
I'm just curious, but would Solarion (also spelled Solarian) and Lunaria be good names for boy+girl fraternal twins?
It's like sun and moon.
Or it sounds like so.
Please reply. Thanks!
It's like sun and moon.
Or it sounds like so.
Please reply. Thanks!
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I know you're looking for distinctly matching names, but as a twin myself I can tell you the kids will probably hate it. I do like the sun and moon meanings, and Solarian and Lunaria individually, but what about more subtle names?
Sorin and Aysu (sun and moon)
Cyrus and Selene (sun and moon)
Horus and Lilith (day and night)
Lior and Isra (light and dark)
Lucius and Cynthia (light and the moon)
Samson and Lyra (sun and stars)
Sorin and Aysu (sun and moon)
Cyrus and Selene (sun and moon)
Horus and Lilith (day and night)
Lior and Isra (light and dark)
Lucius and Cynthia (light and the moon)
Samson and Lyra (sun and stars)
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If you are writing a certain type of story, I guess having the sun-moon theme could work.
I would like them to not have the same "-ario-"/"-aria-" elements, though. It seems slightly repetitive.
How about:
Solarion and Lunara?
" Lunavia
" Lunadria
" Lunata/Lunada
I guess I can't come up with anything better. Good luck.
I would like them to not have the same "-ario-"/"-aria-" elements, though. It seems slightly repetitive.
How about:
Solarion and Lunara?
" Lunavia
" Lunadria
" Lunata/Lunada
I guess I can't come up with anything better. Good luck.
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I want to stick to sun and moon.
Yeah, but I want to stick to Sun and Moon in LatinGlish because that way people quickly get the picture. Orion sounds too much in outer space and Luna may cause the girl to be bullied as "Loonie" or "Lunatic" when she's in high school. I figure Lunaria is better since it's also the name of a flower that was named for the moon.
Solarion, on the other hand, is a corruption of "Solarian", which means "of the Solar System" and would be an effective ID tag if this kid became an astronaut and settled on an extrasolar planet in his early lifetime.
(It's a remote possibility in my lifetime, and it will be a good probability in his...)
Yeah, but I want to stick to Sun and Moon in LatinGlish because that way people quickly get the picture. Orion sounds too much in outer space and Luna may cause the girl to be bullied as "Loonie" or "Lunatic" when she's in high school. I figure Lunaria is better since it's also the name of a flower that was named for the moon.
Solarion, on the other hand, is a corruption of "Solarian", which means "of the Solar System" and would be an effective ID tag if this kid became an astronaut and settled on an extrasolar planet in his early lifetime.
(It's a remote possibility in my lifetime, and it will be a good probability in his...)
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The theme is screaming at me.
Like "LOOK, WE'RE TWINS AND WE MATCH!"
If that's what you want, sure. But personally, I don't like matchy twin sets.
Like "LOOK, WE'RE TWINS AND WE MATCH!"
If that's what you want, sure. But personally, I don't like matchy twin sets.
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Agree, it's too blatant.
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There's also Terrana and Arena, Gaia and Solaria, etc. etc.
There's a lot more twin set names, such as Terrana (of the terrain, earth) and Arena (hall of Ares, mars); there's Gaia (earth goddess) and Solaria (sun goddess); Helios (sun god) and Luna (moon goddess), Ares (god of war) and Athena (goddess of war)... too many twin sets. Whatcha gonna do about it?
There's a lot more twin set names, such as Terrana (of the terrain, earth) and Arena (hall of Ares, mars); there's Gaia (earth goddess) and Solaria (sun goddess); Helios (sun god) and Luna (moon goddess), Ares (god of war) and Athena (goddess of war)... too many twin sets. Whatcha gonna do about it?
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Yeah, I thought about that, and I like it when twins pair up and cause trouble. It could be due to my watching of HK movies with the said plot as a kid...
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