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If I like Placebo Aurelius and Pomander Ashanti...

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Dovahkiin · 21/02/2014 01:34

..What other names might I like?

I'm looking for a name which has absolutely no personal or cultural significance for me or my family, which clearly denotes to other parents that I'm terribly well-educated and artistic while simultaneously suggesting that I don't care in the least what other people think.

Ladies, can you help?

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cory · 23/02/2014 15:27

Have you explored Etruscan names, Dovakhin? Plenty more where Tarquin came from.

I think Fufluns Perpetuus has a certain ring.

Or for a girl, Kurvenas Volumnia.

Lovely names further in the Babylonian world as well:

Hammurabi (perhaps linked with something shorter: Sean Hammurabi?)

Utnapishtim (here I'd suggest Ethelweord Utnapistim)

Assurbanipal (James-Assurbanipial in one word, perhaps?)

Alisvolatpropiis · 23/02/2014 15:40

Enobaria Ianthe.

RalphRecklessCardew · 23/02/2014 19:47

Timur-i-Leng or Ghengis' actual name Temujin. Shurely everyone knows that Ghengis was his title?

Am partial to Jesus Shakespeare Whippet.

kernowmissvyghen · 23/02/2014 20:10

Damn you all! Especially Coruskate. Here I am, innocently browsing active threads to while away rest time as I recover from a CS five days ago.... I swear my scar has just ruptured from laughing so much!

ProfondoRosso · 23/02/2014 21:40

For girls:

Levonelle Horatia
Dianette Hecate
Cerazette Claudia
Microgynon Millicent
Cilest Hebe
Canesten Ottilie
Pessary Araminta
Feminax Hera

GeraldineFangedVagine · 23/02/2014 21:47

Eglantine myopia is very regal. Or how about regale bell.

ZingSweetMango · 23/02/2014 21:49

Tiara Boobytrap

GeraldineFangedVagine · 23/02/2014 21:51

Vacagina dryanuse.

HanSolo · 23/02/2014 22:01

Ralph- I do actually know a (white-British) Temujin! (named after GK, obv)

mercibucket · 23/02/2014 22:44

i always fancied

cthulhu

just can't think of a good middle name. perhaps i should ask tge good folk of mumsnet

Dovahkiin · 23/02/2014 23:59

I like the idea of a strong first name like Cerazette and something whimsical as a middle name, such as OopsyDaisy, to fully capture the circumstances of my DD's conception.

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ProfondoRosso · 24/02/2014 11:37

If you're going for Cthulhu, merci, you really need a nice middle name like SlitheringCursedAbominationOfDarkness or DampGreenCityNotOfThisEarth! Grin

plainjanine · 24/02/2014 11:58

If you go with Cthulhu, could you make the first name Karlov?

Sorry, I'll get me coat...

ZingSweetMango · 24/02/2014 12:18

Love Secret Savage

Tweasels · 24/02/2014 12:33

I'd always go French...

Boeuf Rideau has a certain ring to it.

LineRunner · 24/02/2014 13:23

Delacroix Seine, where the X is of course pronounced.

Dovahkiin · 24/02/2014 13:35

Poubelle Vichy would be a lovely girls name

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MissHobart · 24/02/2014 17:41

Pahahaha! This thread is genius, I'm crying here! Grin

How about Occulous Dentata

ZingSweetMango · 24/02/2014 19:20

how about Hexagon Fannyfart?

SirChenjin · 24/02/2014 19:25

Plate-Oh Pomfreet

Wink
ZingSweetMango · 25/02/2014 03:46

SirChenjin

surely you meant Plato Chips Aside?Wink

Lilimum2be · 25/02/2014 06:57

How about tarquin?

SirChenjin · 25/02/2014 07:58
Grin
Marcipex · 25/03/2014 10:56

I do know an Attila.

BobbyGentry · 25/03/2014 11:12

Amrita N?g? Wat

has a nice ring to it (roughly translates as potion of eternity, snake goddess, temple)

Ma-Ma Hu-Hu So-So

(???? or horse horse tiger tiger; meaning so so)

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