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Re: How about a anagram for...

by Nanaea

11/13/2001, 10:00 AM

in reply to a message by Nicole

As in daughter born to Humberto & Nicole...?

Anagram of "Humberto/Nicole" = "Ruthe Colombine".

-- Nanaea

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- 'Cole (guest) +2

11/13/2001, 10:45 AM

I love the name Columbine. I know it's a flower, but I fear that anyone named this may always be linked to the tragedy that happened at the school named for this flower. But it is still a beautiful and uncommon name.

- Aidan (guest)

11/16/2001, 7:38 PM

weren't we talking about the redwall books earlier on this message board? well there's a mouse character in those books named Columbine...

- Nanaea

11/13/2001, 10:47 AM

Yeah, I know. That massacre has spoiled the name. :-( Oh, and I had to use a slight spelling variation -- "Colombine" -- in order to work the anagram. Personally, I prefer "Columbine".

-- Nanaea

- Nicole (guest) +3

11/13/2001, 10:04 AM

Yes, either a daughter or son born to Humberto and Nicole...

- Nanaea +2

11/13/2001, 10:40 AM

Hmmm... That "Humberto" is a tough name to work with. Do people actually call him Humberto all the time, or is he known by a nickname? And what are your middle names?

-- Nanaea

- Nicole (guest) +1

11/13/2001, 2:54 PM

Everyone calls him Berto or Bert. His middle name is Fernandez and my middle name is Lovella

- Nanaea

11/13/2001, 3:27 PM

Hmmm... I got a number of combinations, but none that I'd actually give to a child. Except for maybe...

Anagram of "Bert/Nicole" = Brice Elton (for a boy)

-- Nanaea

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