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HelpRe: The Coolest/Best Name You've Ever Heard
in reply to a message by khaotickharma
Zinnia Clea Andrea - It would be a lot better if it was just Zinnia Clea. At least it would have been cooler.
Llyn - this is a friend of mine. It's pronounced like Lynn, and I don't like the Lynn spelling. And according to her, Llyn isn't a made up spelling or something, but a name (or a part of a name?) for something in welsh (might have been a railway or something? I'd have to ask her!)
James Henricus Gilbert - he and I was in the same class in school. Until he moved :P James Henricus might be the coolest thing I've heard. I don't mind Gilbert, but the combo would have been SO much better without it.
Llyn - this is a friend of mine. It's pronounced like Lynn, and I don't like the Lynn spelling. And according to her, Llyn isn't a made up spelling or something, but a name (or a part of a name?) for something in welsh (might have been a railway or something? I'd have to ask her!)
James Henricus Gilbert - he and I was in the same class in school. Until he moved :P James Henricus might be the coolest thing I've heard. I don't mind Gilbert, but the combo would have been SO much better without it.
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llyn = Welsh word for lake. It isn't pronounced like lynn though.:)
I wonder if she meant Tal-y-llyn railway?
I wonder if she meant Tal-y-llyn railway?
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I think it was the railway. I think she saw it was a part of a railway name, so Tal-y-llyn makes sense
And I like the name even more now, since it means lake!
And I like the name even more now, since it means lake!
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