Profile for hebeCotogna

Potsʉnakwahipʉ
The pronunciation is actually quite simple. Without putting together a proper IPA, it’s somewhat like [poh-tsoo-nak-wa-hee-poo]—the ʉ is not *exactly* an ‘oo’ sound, in IPA it’s ‘ɨ’ as another comment mentioned, but it’s pretty close.... [more]

Claire
A fictional bearer of this name is Claire from the superpower-themed webcomic UnOrdinary, a smart and practical girl with the ability to see flashes of the future.

Miruku
I don’t know if this is a real name, since a lot of the results I’m seeing when searching says it’s just a japanese pronunciation of ‘milk’, but aside from that I find this a very cute name! It has an adorable flow :D.

Shoto
This is a nice crisp name! I’d personally use a more accurate transcription like Shōto, or even Shouto, but a handsome name regardless.

Coyolxauhqui
The pronunciation is something like [koyo(ll)-shaw-kee], with that LL(SH) sound that Welsh and Nahuatl and other languages have.

Harper
I have no idea why people argue about this name so much! This always felt like the premier unisex name to me, along with Quinn, Jordan, and Alex, and names ending in ‘-er’ like this always feel fresh and modern, I feel.... [more]

Percival
There’s a rare female bearer of this name in Epithet Erased, Percival ‘Percy’ King, a very serious and dutiful police detective.

Percy
This is the nickname of a character in Epithet Erased, Percival ‘Percy’ King.... [more]

Citlalli
The pronunciation is closer to [see-TLAH-lee], you can hear some Nahuatl pronunciations here: https://forvo.com/word/cītlalli/#nah

Dionysos
Dios *is* the genitive form of Zeus—dios, deus, Zeus, and others all link back to a root meaning ‘sky’—though the ‘dio’ in Dionysus could be from ‘die’, meaning “to chase, impel, run”.... [more]