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HelpRe: More unusual names of Swedish kids
in reply to a message by Caprice
I like Adele, and I think I might like Lithea and Heira. Is there any... um, well, maybe not history but some kind of etymology to them?
Tindratiara? "Sparkling tiara"? Oy.
Is it bad if I kind of wish they'd have gone the whole hog and spelt it Chili Ninja, just for the sake of my mental image? It probably is, huh? ;-)
Tindratiara? "Sparkling tiara"? Oy.
Is it bad if I kind of wish they'd have gone the whole hog and spelt it Chili Ninja, just for the sake of my mental image? It probably is, huh? ;-)
This message was edited 10/18/2012, 12:05 PM
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After what I've found out, Lithea is from a Swedish TV show for children, where it's the name of an alien girl.
Heira apparently means "to hear" in Icelandic, but I don't think that's why they choose the name! :) It's not used as a name in Iceland, as far as I know.
Heira apparently means "to hear" in Icelandic, but I don't think that's why they choose the name! :) It's not used as a name in Iceland, as far as I know.
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