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I watched a movie on Netflix and one of the major characters had a very interesting name I should say.
What are your thoughts on 'Indrid'? At first, I misheard it as Ingrid and seeing how the character was definitely a guy (hahaha) I was expecting a female character to come into view until I of course heard the actual name. Indrid instead.
I don't know if it's an actual name. Regardless, it's brand new to me \:
What are your thoughts on 'Indrid'? At first, I misheard it as Ingrid and seeing how the character was definitely a guy (hahaha) I was expecting a female character to come into view until I of course heard the actual name. Indrid instead.
I don't know if it's an actual name. Regardless, it's brand new to me \:
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Is the character Icelandic? There's an Icelandic author called Arnaldur Indridason which I think means his father is named Indrid
ETA wrong! His father's name was Indriði, and his name is properly spelt Indriðason I learn from Wikipedia!
ETA wrong! His father's name was Indriði, and his name is properly spelt Indriðason I learn from Wikipedia!
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American. The movie is called 'Natural selection' Indrid was played by some guy named Ryan Munzert
Haha, yeah you can learn a lot online haha
Haha, yeah you can learn a lot online haha
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I saw an obituary a few weeks ago for a woman named Indrid. I kinda like it, but it definitely does sound masculine to me. I'm also, of course, curious about the meaning and origin.
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My only association with the name is Indrid Cold, the cryptid that accompanied sightings of the Mothman.
I think it's kind of interesting, but all of the Google hits are for that one figure. I think it'd be a weird name to use for a kid.
For a dog? Awesome name.
I think it's kind of interesting, but all of the Google hits are for that one figure. I think it'd be a weird name to use for a kid.
For a dog? Awesome name.
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