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HelpRe: Make some combos - Edited to Add
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Penelope Carnellia
Lakshmi Apolline
Velma Kassidora (spoken or read with accent on the "i" in Kassidora)
Prunella Gardenia (this reminds me of Swinburne's The Grapes of Prosperine) https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/45288/the-garden-of-proserpine); however, Prunella Gardenia is actually the opposite in tone to Swinburne's work
Hestia Kiera (spoken or read with accent on the /e/ in Kiera)
Amalthea Marigold
Iphigenia Niobe (O malheureuse Iphigénie) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlFfkqIjnUw
Lakshmi Apolline
Velma Kassidora (spoken or read with accent on the "i" in Kassidora)
Prunella Gardenia (this reminds me of Swinburne's The Grapes of Prosperine) https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/45288/the-garden-of-proserpine); however, Prunella Gardenia is actually the opposite in tone to Swinburne's work
Hestia Kiera (spoken or read with accent on the /e/ in Kiera)
Amalthea Marigold
Iphigenia Niobe (O malheureuse Iphigénie) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlFfkqIjnUw
This message was edited 8/16/2018, 2:08 AM
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I love the name Prunella Gardenia - but, only on paper; I would never use a combination like that in real life.
I wouldn't know the meaning(s?) of colors, save Shakespearean (style) use - and popular specifics as with the color of roses-n'stuff. However, I was raised catholic, and though I've no faith, but was in church & catechism weekly - and at every holiday- so perhaps this does mean that I know meanings of colors, after all?
If you'd please be so kind, though - did you specifically list both Prunella & Gardenia wondering whether someone would match them? If you don't respond, I'll consider that to indicate "none of my business" - (smile).
However, I like the name "Lakme". I understand the meaning might be tend to dissuade others, but I enjoy the name's sound well enough to think past it.
I wouldn't know the meaning(s?) of colors, save Shakespearean (style) use - and popular specifics as with the color of roses-n'stuff. However, I was raised catholic, and though I've no faith, but was in church & catechism weekly - and at every holiday- so perhaps this does mean that I know meanings of colors, after all?
If you'd please be so kind, though - did you specifically list both Prunella & Gardenia wondering whether someone would match them? If you don't respond, I'll consider that to indicate "none of my business" - (smile).
However, I like the name "Lakme". I understand the meaning might be tend to dissuade others, but I enjoy the name's sound well enough to think past it.
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- did you specifically list both Prunella & Gardenia wondering whether someone would match them?
Nope. They're just two flower names I think are interesting.
Prunella's in a different group than most of the other plants because it has an el in it; they started out semi-organized, but the groups ended up being kinda arbitrary.
Nope. They're just two flower names I think are interesting.
Prunella's in a different group than most of the other plants because it has an el in it; they started out semi-organized, but the groups ended up being kinda arbitrary.
This message was edited 8/18/2018, 11:17 AM
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