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HelpRe: Blathnat, Blaanid and Blaíthín -- flowers, flowers, everywhere flowers
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Blah, nit! While that is an accurate reflection of how I feel about nits, I think it's a dreadful name, sorry. Blaithin could grow on me, though it bothers the purist in me that it's a diminutive.
Other names that mean flower that I like/find interesting:
Calanthe
Hana
Kasumi
Leilani
Mbali
Malai
Millaray (inexplicably enticing)
Zahrah
Nevena
Azucena
Nasrin
Ayame
And I just stumbled across Annagül ("Friday rose"), which is objectively rather ugly but for some reason I find it oddly appealing. Maybe that's how you feel about Blathnat. :p
Other names that mean flower that I like/find interesting:
Calanthe
Hana
Kasumi
Leilani
Mbali
Malai
Millaray (inexplicably enticing)
Zahrah
Nevena
Azucena
Nasrin
Ayame
And I just stumbled across Annagül ("Friday rose"), which is objectively rather ugly but for some reason I find it oddly appealing. Maybe that's how you feel about Blathnat. :p
This message was edited 4/10/2014, 8:51 PM
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Actually, I'm surprised how well the Blah names are be received overall. I didn't expect any takers. So the fact that you are even open to Blaithin is a plus in my book. :0) And you've listed so many great names, especially Millaray. I find it equally mesmerizing.
I'm being drawn more and more to B and G sounds. Heavy sounding names are starting to appeal, so Annagul is right up my alley at the moment. Thanks!
I'm being drawn more and more to B and G sounds. Heavy sounding names are starting to appeal, so Annagul is right up my alley at the moment. Thanks!
This message was edited 4/11/2014, 10:48 AM
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