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[DragonDefender]

My fingers are cold. Well it is a fact.

[Steel Moon]

Godak wrote...

I don't care about the Greek god part. In French, it means flawless/perfect, and in Irish Gaelic it means bard/poet. It's such a good summation of who I am...

Yeah, ok, you caught me. I'm just kidding.

Yep, you do have a good name.  The meaning of mine sucks, but I like my name itself so I'm happy.  I also rarely meet another me   (You'll recall I'm not very good at sharing...)

[Dark Lilith]

Statulos wrote...

Dark Lilith wrote...

I have a Gaelic last name and it means "sea warrior".

Me too; though it´s not official and does not appear in any oficial document.  Mine stands for stenght or lightning. It was my godfather who gave it to me. 

wow,thats awesome. Isn't it cool to find out what and where your name game from.I'm actually named after my Great Grandmother on my mother's side.Now being she was Filipino its kinda boggleing how she was named that particular name.

[Godak]

I know some Devons, but no Devins. Those poor saps got stuck with a girl name.

[DragonDefender]

Godak wrote...

I know some Devons, but no Devins. Those poor saps got stuck with a girl name.

I knew a girl named Devon once, she was pretty hawt but not like in the obvious way she looked like a librarian, a sexy one lulz

[Dark Lilith]

MrHimuraChan wrote...

ok, now i made a search for each one of my three names, Check this out:

Young Warrior - of Noble Regard - Forged on Fire

Pretty cool! Well, since this is the interwebz i prefer to not give my first name, but my 2nd and 3rd names are "Scherer Smith"

that rocks!!!

[Forest03]

@ VanguardofDestruction : Congratulations on your victorious battle! ^o^

When I first came to Canada, I walked out of the airport into the middle of a February winter night. It was -20C with the windchill or even colder, so I was told later on. I had nothing on but jeans, a shirt, a leather jacket, and leather gloves.

Imagine what that's like for someone who had been living in 25-35C weather for most of his life.

Brutal at that time. Quite funny looking back on it.


Oh, and we left a parrot named Lori in my aunt's care. He's not missed all that much. He didn't like me, and bit me quite often '

Modifié par Forest03, 23 février 2010 - 04:28 .

[SargeantRenegade]

Interesting... *does his full name as well*



Lover of horses - king - bird catcher.

[KnightofPhoenix]

My full name:

Blessed / Righteous - Admirable - Does not lie

Makes me sound like a saint, doesn't it?

[Lord Thing]

 My full name:

Strength/Virtue/Honour - Wealthy Guard - Ecclesiastical Locality

So a Great Protector of peoples Spiritual Wellbeing...? I like 

[Statulos]

Dark Lilith wrote...

Statulos wrote...

Dark Lilith wrote...

I have a Gaelic last name and it means "sea warrior".

Me too; though it´s not official and does not appear in any oficial document.  Mine stands for stenght or lightning. It was my godfather who gave it to me. 

wow,thats awesome. Isn't it cool to find out what and where your name game from.I'm actually named after my Great Grandmother on my mother's side.Now being she was Filipino its kinda boggleing how she was named that particular name.

Not that much; Spaniards loved greek and latin names since they sound serious and important. Or who knows, she was born in the day if the saint. Was she born on Nov 1st?

Mine has some cool paradoxes; let´s see:

-First: Little one, humble one in Hebrew adapted to Latin and then, to Spanish. (I´m by no means small )
-Middle: from an Indoeuropean root designing both strength and lightning.
-First surname: Spanish adapted from Latin meaning martial or serious.
-Second surname: Son of the Lord adapted from Latin to Spanish.

That´s the official denomination (we Spaniards use a surname from the father and another from the mother) but legaly I have 6 more surnames.

MrHimuraChan wrote...

Scherer can also be interpreted as... Barber . lol

Is chirurgeon another possibility? I´m asking because barbers in the Middle Ages were also chirurgeons. 

Modifié par Statulos, 23 février 2010 - 04:49 .

[AntiChri5]

What site are you all using too look up your names on?

[AntiChri5]

Well, another Christ-bearer here. Particularly odd since i am an atheist. For bad pun see my name.

[AntiChri5]

None of them can figure out my last name! Hehehe!

[KneeTheCap]

Now that you guys are speaking about names, let me butt in. My name means pretty much nothing, but here's an quote from wikipedia article: 

"...is a common name in the Nordic countries. In Finland it is a name for males, but in Denmark, Norway and Estonia it's a name for females. The usage within Sweden is male, but besides of the Finnish-speaking Swedes the name is used as a nickname for people called Jan, Jan-Erik, Jan-Olov etc.

The name belongs to the family with its origin in Johannes, or in English John"

So, guess my name 

My grandfather's name was Onni, which translates directly to "luck"

[KneeTheCap]

MrHimuraChan wrote...

KneeTheCap wrote...

Now that you guys are speaking about names, let me butt in. My name means pretty much nothing, but here's an quote from wikipedia article: 

"...is a common name in the Nordic countries. In Finland it is a name for males, but in Denmark, Norway and Estonia it's a name for females. The usage within Sweden is male, but besides of the Finnish-speaking Swedes the name is used as a nickname for people called Jan, Jan-Erik, Jan-Olov etc.

The name belongs to the family with its origin in Johannes, or in English John"

So, guess my name 

My grandfather's name was Onni, which translates directly to "luck"

Janne!

Hmh, you are correct. Was it so easy? 

[Sarevok Anchev]

Hmm... my first name is a diminutive of my fathers name and is of slavian origin.

Strange is, that they say it means "Peace and Glory". But the first word fits in modern meaning its former meaning was "Battle" or sth similar.

While the second meaning was formerly "Glory" and now means sth. like "Feast".

Today it normally can be said as "The peaceful One"

Someone has mixed up the different meanings, it seems ^^



My family name (surname?) is very rare and i havent found anything neither in german, english or slavian languages

[KneeTheCap]

Darn google....It's making things too easy.... <_< 

Modifié par KneeTheCap, 23 février 2010 - 11:27 .