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HelpTranslate a name! (Round One)
Exactly as the title says, translate names into a language of your choice, including ancient/medieval languages (like Latin and Ancient Greek) and invented languages (like Esperanto). The methods of these include:
- Use a cognate or equivalent in that language (like Johannes for John). If no equivalent exists in that language, use a similar-sounding name, a name starting with the same letter or phonetically translate it into that language. In addition, if the language uses a non-Latin script (like Cyrillic), the name can be transcribed into it (like Vilyam for William).
- If the language allows nicknames/diminutives, you can freely use existing and invented ones. Pseudonyms will also be included and will be listed as such.
- This will only include given and middle names, no surnames or patronymics (if there are, they will be marked as such).
Here are all the names for round one, all in English, except if said otherwise:
Lucas Blake Frederick
Madison Jennifer Christina (nickname: Maddie)
Elizabeth Augusta Josephine (nickname: Lily)
- Use a cognate or equivalent in that language (like Johannes for John). If no equivalent exists in that language, use a similar-sounding name, a name starting with the same letter or phonetically translate it into that language. In addition, if the language uses a non-Latin script (like Cyrillic), the name can be transcribed into it (like Vilyam for William).
- If the language allows nicknames/diminutives, you can freely use existing and invented ones. Pseudonyms will also be included and will be listed as such.
- This will only include given and middle names, no surnames or patronymics (if there are, they will be marked as such).
Here are all the names for round one, all in English, except if said otherwise:
Lucas Blake Frederick
Madison Jennifer Christina (nickname: Maddie)
Elizabeth Augusta Josephine (nickname: Lily)
This message was edited 2/28/2025, 8:29 AM
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