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Nona, Decima, and Morta
by Wordsmith
9/30/2024, 10:02 AM
Nona, Decima, and Morta were the Parcae (the Fates) in Roman mythology, the equivalent of the Greek Morai. Morta's probably not usable (though I like it), but what do you think of Nona and Decima?Some combos, for fun:Nona Geraldine
Nona Hazel
Nona Marguerite
Nona Beatrice/Beatrix
Nona Phoebe
Nona Marcelle
Nona Roxane
Nona Virginia
Nona Emily
Nona Cecile
Nona Clarice
Nona Lorraine
Nona Julie
Nona Irene
Nona RebeccaDecima Eve
Decima Edith
Decima Enid
Decima Rose
Decima Violet
Decima Clare
Decima Ruby
Decima Iris
Decima Janet
Decima Zoe
Decima Chloe
Decima Cleo/Clio
Decima Fern

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- karenina19
9/30/2024, 2:04 PM
Nona is my favorite. Nona Lelaine
Nona Rosa
Nona Irena
- New_Chloë (New_Chloe)
9/30/2024, 2:03 PM
Decima is cute; Deci could be a fun nickname. There's something delightfully "upper-class eccentric" about it.Nona is warm and homey, but it does put me in mind of a word for grandmother. That's not so bad I suppose. I really like Nona Irene.Morta is fun in a cartoony way, I do enjoy that.
- Kerilyntaryn21
9/30/2024, 1:02 PM
I don't like any of these first names
- Fiammetta (lady murasaki)
9/30/2024, 10:54 AM
Morta means “dead “ in Italian, I find it awful even as a fantasy name. Nona and Decima mean ninth and tenth so they also feel a bit random, like the names of someone who had ten daughters and couldn’t be bothered.