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Help[Opinions] Re: Here's a challenge: make up a name with the meaning "sea of clouds in moonlight"
in reply to a message by kingdom_of_daydreams
I have no idea if I've accidentally scrambled up something very offensive, I just took syllables and mashed them together
Marnuluza (Spanish)
Morlunina (Bulgarian)
Thalsyniou (Greek)
Tsukiakai (Japanese)
Kaimalahina (Hawaiian)
Skyhajósi (Icelandic) (oh but this is fun, I reverse translated this creation and it apparently means "cloudburst")
Marnuluza (Spanish)
Morlunina (Bulgarian)
Thalsyniou (Greek)
Tsukiakai (Japanese)
Kaimalahina (Hawaiian)
Skyhajósi (Icelandic) (oh but this is fun, I reverse translated this creation and it apparently means "cloudburst")
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Oh, that's interesting! I love that you came up with a real word. "Cloudburst" is certainly a fun meaning.
(I did some more research and found out Thalsyniou means "seafood," Tsukiakai means "moon red" and Kaimalahina means "young man.")
(I did some more research and found out Thalsyniou means "seafood," Tsukiakai means "moon red" and Kaimalahina means "young man.")
This message was edited 4/1/2024, 5:34 PM
Wow, I'm so good at accidentally finding real words in other languages!