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Helpwhat are really weird non-english names you like?
Hey everyone, I'm pregnant with my first child and we think it's a girl, but we're not 100% sure yet. My husband and I are of Mexican Aztec descent. I've suggested some names, but I'm not really sure of them. We're feeling a bit lost when it comes to choosing a name, so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for the help!
(blow are the names we chose, we like the last one it's cute)
Apoznolotl-meaning Goddess of purity
Xochiyotl-meaning heart of a gentle flower
Yolihuani-meaning source of life.
Xitllali-meaning goddess of the moon
Xochil-meaning flower
Citlalic-meaning rising star
Anacaona-meaning golden flower
Xochiquetzal-meaning most beautifully flower
Xitllali-meaning goddess of moon
Quetzalxochitl-meaning a precious flower of,queen
Yeretzi-meaning you will always be loved.
(blow are the names we chose, we like the last one it's cute)
Apoznolotl-meaning Goddess of purity
Xochiyotl-meaning heart of a gentle flower
Yolihuani-meaning source of life.
Xitllali-meaning goddess of the moon
Xochil-meaning flower
Citlalic-meaning rising star
Anacaona-meaning golden flower
Xochiquetzal-meaning most beautifully flower
Xitllali-meaning goddess of moon
Quetzalxochitl-meaning a precious flower of,queen
Yeretzi-meaning you will always be loved.
This message was edited 10/12/2024, 6:53 PM
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Post deleted as OP is a troll and I wasted my time with a genuine answer.
This message was edited 10/18/2024, 1:31 PM
thanks but no need for a nickname in my opinion.
Eh, I've deleted/edited my post because I'm massively convinced you're a troll. I regret wasting my time responding to you. Have a lovely day!
This message was edited 10/18/2024, 1:31 PM
All of these names are a mouthful and difficult to spell or pronounce.
what wrong with that
Some of these names and meanings seem questionable. Xitllali looks like a variation of Citlalli. Xochiquetzal and Quetzalxochitl look like the same reversed, 'xochitl' (flower) + 'quetzal' (quetzal bird). Yeretzi seems like a made up Aztec name.
sorry that is just straight up rude to say that yeretzi is a made up name.It comes from the Aztec language called Nahuatl. The language started around the 7th century AD is still spoken by a few people to this day.But mind you the language has changed over time a little. #Higuma (Higuma Kanora)
I'm sorry you feel that way, but I don't see any clear information indicating the origins of Yeretzi. My assumption, like that of this website, is that it sounds very close to Yaritza, another made up name.
But just because it's made up doesn't mean it's bad. However there is a lot of misinformation about Aztec names floating around on the internet, and I would just like to see the etymological roots of the name before I believe it.
But just because it's made up doesn't mean it's bad. However there is a lot of misinformation about Aztec names floating around on the internet, and I would just like to see the etymological roots of the name before I believe it.
it's ok ii understand where your coming from now.This might help you understand the name better The name Yaretzi holds its roots in the ancient culture of the Aztec civilization. Derived from the Nahuatl language, commonly spoken by the Aztecs, Yaretzi bears a profound meaning that resonates with perpetual affection You will always be loved. This name encompasses the timeless value the Aztecs placed on love, and it continues to evoke sentiments of eternal adoration and devotion.Throughout history, the name Yaretzi symbolizes the enduring bond within Aztec families and serves as a reminder of their deep-rooted appreciation for love and affection. It is a testament to the enduring power of love in Aztec society, passed down from generation to generation. Today, Yaretzi transcends time and geographical boundaries, finding relevance in modern-day usage across different cultures and regions. It has become a popular choice for parents seeking a name that embodies the essence of eternal love and devotion for their child. By choosing the name Yaretzi, parents not only honor the rich cultural heritage of the Aztecs but also bestow their child with a name that signifies unending love and affection.
#Higuma
#Higuma
I'm familiar with Xochil (but spelled Xochitl) and Xochiquetzal.
Another less intimidating name is Itzel (or Ixchel), which is not too far from Isabel or Michelle to be relatable and pronounceable for most people.
One name I like is Vercingetorix.
Another less intimidating name is Itzel (or Ixchel), which is not too far from Isabel or Michelle to be relatable and pronounceable for most people.
One name I like is Vercingetorix.
This message was edited 10/13/2024, 5:02 PM
Thanks this helps but I love there different then normal names 😃
It would help to know where you live. Many of the names on your list would be very difficult for non-Aztec people to pronounce and spell, but if you are in a Mexican-Aztec place, that wouldn't be an issue. I would make an effort to pronounce Yolihuani, Citlalic and Anacaona, but all the others defeat me! I love the meanings of all three, but especially Citlalic.
aww thanks so much for trying to pronounce these name at least you tried I live in the USA and I don't really mind if people can quite pronounce the name that right it more of a heritage thing for me and my husband.But do you have any other names you like that are non-English? thanks for your time
This message was edited 10/13/2024, 10:18 AM