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my sons name is tylo. i got the name from the actress and model "Hunter Tylo", i have looked up and down to find out what his name means and where it comes from. could you maybe help me? i would appreciate it . thanks.
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Behind the Anagram Names for Twins
Just want to add that the genius behind the Anagram Names for Twins list is none other than PriaposLovs, who posted to you below. He hides behind that handle, but he's really Paul Pan. I have the special distinction of being his Muse and Editor. :)
-- Nanaea
Just want to add that the genius behind the Anagram Names for Twins list is none other than PriaposLovs, who posted to you below. He hides behind that handle, but he's really Paul Pan. I have the special distinction of being his Muse and Editor. :)
-- Nanaea
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Muse and Editor :
* Sure dominated!
* A studier demon!
* Tremendous aid :)))
* Sure dominated!
* A studier demon!
* Tremendous aid :)))
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Oopsie, I meant to post this to Ceili's "Names for Twins?" posting
That's what happens when you go to bed late and have to be at work by 7 in the morning. :)
Loved your "Muse and Editor" anagrams, P.L. Aw....! :)
-- Nanaea
That's what happens when you go to bed late and have to be at work by 7 in the morning. :)
Loved your "Muse and Editor" anagrams, P.L. Aw....! :)
-- Nanaea
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Although this etymology is questionable, a "Tylo" in classical Greek is a callus.
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That word origin may show up in the Prehistoric reptile genus(?) Tylosaurus, which includes mosasaurs and other scaryazhell 40-foot aquatic ancestors of monitor lizards that you wouldn't want to have surface while you paddled in your VW innertube off Paros.
The meaning of Tylo- in that context is in one of my dinosaur reference volumes, which are (alas) still in one of the 55 identical unopened cartons marked "Books".
The meaning of Tylo- in that context is in one of my dinosaur reference volumes, which are (alas) still in one of the 55 identical unopened cartons marked "Books".
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The only Tylo I'm familiar with is the character from 1939 Shirley Temple film, *The Blue Bird*. Tylo was the the children's loyal dog, who was changed into a human for most of the movie. I dunno what the name means, though. Oh yeah, they had a cat, too, if I remember correctly, named "Tylette".
-- Nanaea
-- Nanaea
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"Tylo" is actually her (Deborah Morehart's) married name, from her actor husband Michael Tylo. He's from someplace in Michigan, so I can't speculate on his ethnicity. Sorry.
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