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by Snoof (guest)
11/25/2001, 9:06 PM
Maybe it's just me being pregnant (*cough* probably *cough*) but I'm getting restless about names. "Oh my gods, next Friday I'm going to be halfway into this pregnancy and I STILL don't have a name for a girl I really, really like!"
Yes, yes, I know... But reason is a useless tool when hormones go rampid. And here I used to be so in control of my emotions... O well...
Anyway... I'd like to hear about some pretty and, preferably, unusual girl's names. The middle name for a girl will definitely be Ann, and our last name, as stated, is Futrell.
We're Pagan, if that in any way influences your opinion.Thanks...Luna
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- Phyllis (guest)   +8
11/27/2001, 6:25 PM
Which branch of paganism? I mean, are you American druid or British/Welsh druid or Asatru? Faerie tradition Wicca or Gardnerian Wicca or Alexandrian Wicca? Are you Bruja or Santoria (sp?) or Voudoun? To me, that would influence where I would go to find a name.Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria, the resident jewitch)
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- Molly (guest)
11/30/2001, 5:19 PM
I think Hope, Faith and Desteny or Naiomi are great names. what do you think?
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- Pavlos (guest)   +6
11/28/2001, 3:37 AM
OK, lets now consult the Anagam Oracle :)
Paganism = Ginsa Pam
American druid = Deirdra Cumina, Cindrea Midura, Maud Carridine
British/Welsh druid = Shruthis Wildbride, Wildrid Bushershit
Asartu = Taursa, Ratusa, Starua
Faerie tradition Wicca = Iraida Twicefornicate, Tawana Fierceridiotic, Daira Winocertificate, Rainwater Cafeidiotic, Weena Idioticaircraft, Titania Firecowardice.
Gardnerian Wicca = Cadencia Ringwar, Darci Wincarnage, Gracia Nicerdawn
Alexandrian Wicca = Xina Radianceclaw, Cinxia Carnalwade, Lanecia Rancidwax
Bruja = Jubra
Santoria = Astorina, Iona Star
Voudoun = Vudu Ona
Hellenic pagan = Phalen Angelic, Angele Chaplin
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- Nanaea   +5
11/28/2001, 8:24 AM
More anagrams...MODERN SATANIST =
Tamarind Stones
Tristana Demons
Edmontina StarsAMERICAN SATANIST =
Nanetta Carissima-- Nanaea
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- Pavlos (guest)   +4
11/28/2001, 10:15 AM
Nanetta Carissima! I love it :) Is this what John whispered in your ear in a gondola during your last visit in Venice?
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- Nanaea
11/30/2001, 5:26 AM
Could be... :)
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- Snoof (guest)   +2
11/29/2001, 11:34 AM
My religion has no influence on what I wish to name my child, and (in another post I think I mentioned this) I am none of the above, no matter which list is consulted =) I walk the path of Chaos, and my deity is Nature... I contemplated it but Nature Ann doesn't sound quite right to me. I've been thinking about names of natural phenomena ('phenomena' is a broad concept here) but haven't been able to come up with anything I really like yet.Thanks a lot for the help, all of you =)
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- Phyllis (guest)
11/29/2001, 9:26 PM
How about Di? Then her name becomes Di Ann (Diana was the goddess of the hunt and of the moon in Greek mythology). It's better than my idea of Isis (Isis Ann just seems to grate, ykwim?) or Pele Ann (Pele is the Hawaiian Polonesian goddess of fire. Again, the combo seems to grate, in my opinion).Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
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- Nanaea
11/29/2001, 8:11 PM
"Nature, Friend to All" = "Doritea Ann Futrell"
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- Nanaea
11/26/2001, 6:21 AM
Astaroth Ann Futrell
Baphomet Ann Futrell
Hecate Ann Futrell
Lilith Ann Futrell
Mania Ann Futrell
Satana Ann FutrellThey all go well with "Ann" -- but "Beth", "Lynn", and "Ogechukwu" will work, too.-- Nanaea
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