Setekh wrote:My name means Horse lover. And is ancient greek. ¬_¬
My name means Sheep. I think I'd rather be a horse lover than a creature who will follow its leader off a cliff or into a fire. Also sheep smell worse than horse people, or at least in my experience they do--and I live in the "horse capital of the world."
"Oh, better far to live and die/Under the brave black flag I fly/Than play a sanctimonious part/With a pirate head and a pirate heart."
Ammer wrote:My sister was going to name her son Rain, and I was in love with that name!
I've always wanted the name Lake, I think I'm going to name a future kid of mine Lake. Maybe spell it differently, like Laik or Lech.
Please not "Lech". It's an abbreviation of the word 'lecherous' and I'd pity any kid with a name like that.
To be fair if you look at the route of many names you should feel pity.
My name means Horse lover. And is ancient greek. ¬_¬
Lol Philip? Here's my situation:
Crowds: "ZOMG ITS JESUS!" Me: "Eh?" Jesus: "Hello my children, is there anyone around called Christopher?" Me: "Uh...yeah. Over here Jesus" Jesus: "Carry me!" Me: "Not again..."
I have a neice named Kairi. It's pronounced Kylie except with a R instead of the L. It means in Japanese, ocean village. Or possibly french meaning song. But I think it is a lovely.
An old friend of mine just had a baby boy two weeks ago called Mica. I think it is a bit strange.
Heh. I can't think of anyone I know off the top of my head who had a weird name. That said...I took a Mayan Kaqchikel language class in the spring, and we all got to know our Mayan names (they are day-based). Mine was Ixmasat, which means deer (the "ix" just signifies female). It's pronounced Eesh-masat. My friend was Ixb'alam, which is jaguar (awesome!). My other friend, a guy, was Waqi Kat, which is Six Snake.