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to wonder how many babies will be named Tyrion, Cersei, Daenerys, Sansa etc in the next few years?

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ophelia275 · 16/05/2013 11:21

I am sure there will be a fair few.

I really like the names Tyrion and Daenerys.

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picnicbasketcase · 28/11/2013 18:53

...and I didn't realise this was an old thread either Blush

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picnicbasketcase · 28/11/2013 18:50

I think there are lots of lovely sounding names in the GoT universe but that's where the majority should stay. It's just naff to use names purely because they're in a massive hit tv show - it's obvious that it's where you got them from and they will date very quickly. I've said it before but it's like having a generation of kids called Scott and Charlene.

Khaleesi though - sounds lovely but it's a made-up title, not a name.

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BitchyFestiveFace · 28/11/2013 17:57

DH wanted to call our DS Lanister (Lan for short as we have a long last name) I'm still torn about it for future child naming

What about Lann - real name (I think?) but still has a GoT connection (Lann the Clever, supposed ancestor of the Lannisters).

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moanymandy · 28/11/2013 16:31

I know of someone who has just had a baby sansa.

I had a ds in the end so I'm saving Arya for any potential dd as I loves it!

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HelgatheHairy · 28/11/2013 16:04

I have a baby(15 weeks) Aria, inspired by GOT but spelt slightly differently. We also met a 1 year old Arya. This is in slightly rural Ireland so the names are really gaining popularity.

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LeBearPolar · 28/11/2013 14:48

I would have fun naming pets after GoT characters: I quite fancy Bronn for a big sturdy guard dog.

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smokeandglitter · 28/11/2013 14:41

I really don't like Daeneryses but love Khalisse. Blush

I don't like Sansa either, but then perhaps its the association as I really don't like the character.

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LackaDAISYcal · 28/11/2013 14:37

So, if you get caught out by a zombie thread, does it mean you will turn?

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LackaDAISYcal · 28/11/2013 14:36

One of my DS's old teachers was called Joffrey. Everyone called him Joff.

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JustMe65 · 28/11/2013 14:29

Brienne is a pretty name .. Nearest one to that which I once considered for my DD was Brianna,, many years ago now.

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ConfusedPixie · 28/11/2013 14:07

Dammit, old thread!

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ConfusedPixie · 28/11/2013 14:06

Tonnes. I'm hoping it'll blow over before I have a child, I'd love to use the name Arya, it's one of the few Persian names that I really love and can be passed off as British too, but I wouldn't want the whole "Oh! After Ayra Stark?" Cool association, but no.

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judytheobscure · 28/11/2013 13:55

I like the name Tyrion and I also have a bit of crush on the GOT character Blush

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PaganMum1 · 28/11/2013 13:46

Sorry to reanimate this thread- I was Googling something and came across it. I just wanted to say that I am expecting my 3rd son and he will be called Tyrion Phoenix, not named after GOT character but after the son of the Norse God Tyr, which Tuesday is named after (Tyr's Day),coincidentally his due date is Tuesday 18th Feb!! Check it out on Wiki- a much more interesting explaination- yes I know I will have to explain it to those who presume he is named after the character but I prefer to name him after a Norse God's son than a Nymphomaniac Dwarf...!!

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ClaraOswald · 17/05/2013 10:59

There are a lot of fab names out there in fiction.

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jamdonut · 17/05/2013 07:51

My youngest is Euan. I stopped short of Ieuan,(which my welsh grandparents would have loved). So I have taken the anglicised spelling of a scottish name Confused!

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Lovecat · 17/05/2013 07:40

Until very recently I worked in the children's ward for a local hospital. We didn't get any babies with GOT names, but we did have 2 separate babies come in called Justin (first name) Bieber (middle name) Smith/Jones. And a fair few older boys called Keanu.

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ComposHat · 17/05/2013 07:34

I have no frame of reference here : what are these names based on, a bad hand in scrabble?

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sashh · 17/05/2013 07:29

Saying that, I guess you could get away with something like Jon, perhaps, cos you could always pretend it was nothing to do with that Jon if his character met an embarrassing fate later on

Every time I see John Snow on the news I want to say "You know nothing Jon Snow".

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EggsMichelle · 17/05/2013 04:45

DH wanted to call our DS Lanister (Lan for short as we have a long last name) I'm still torn about it for future child naming, not sure if its too "out there".

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flyingspaghettimonster · 17/05/2013 04:06

And x men too...

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flyingspaghettimonster · 17/05/2013 04:06

I love the name khaleesi. It sounds beautiful and exotic. Not 'gash'.

i have a James bond character, movie assassin and ninja turtle for kids...

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Toadinthehole · 17/05/2013 01:56

Bran?

I prefer Mightily Oats.

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AudrinaAdare · 17/05/2013 01:13

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mrsdinklage · 17/05/2013 00:15

Tyrion - Hmm I like it
But why would anyone want to name their child after a character in a book Grin
Joffrey - that would be seriously wrong to call a baby that Shock

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