GoldGonianAnyone have an idea to fix this? I need a 3 syllable name in dragon, meaning "Ethan."
How about Grolahmul? "Endure-strength".
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Frinmulaar August 3, 2015 |
GoldGonian How about Grolahmul? "Endure-strength". |
GoldGonianAnyone have an idea to fix this? I need a 3 syllable name in dragon, meaning "Ethan."
How about Grolahmul? "Endure-strength".
Nilvahlok August 3, 2015 |
Orkar Isber Thanks!! You realy helped me. ^^ |
Orkar Isberwell you could just cut out lost. Rahvaraan actually already implies "god healed" and for me it sounds well enough. You could also search for different kinds of healing like god made whole or god build or god undo pain / wound etc. RahVoAhraan.
or you dont take your real life name and use a Nickname you like and translate that, thats what i do ^^
Thanks!! You realy helped me. ^^
Grolahmul August 5, 2015 |
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Tanzyolviing August 9, 2015 |
Hmm interesting. So I tried doing this with my name to come up with a good dragon name. My name is Bridget, and my version comes from being named after the Saint Bridget in Ireland. This version comes from the Irish version of Brighid, which means 'The High One'. She was also the celtic goddess of fire and poetry. So High one, would be Lok and Gein respectively. Not 3 syllables or words, so I put in fire, since she was the Goddess of fire. And I went with the this, 'Lokyolgein' or 'High-Fire-One'. Bridget can also mean strength and honor, so if I were to go that route. 'Mulaagzin' or 'Strength-honor' Do you guys agree? What would you have done differently? |
Hmm interesting. So I tried doing this with my name to come up with a good dragon name. My name is Bridget, and my version comes from being named after the Saint Bridget in Ireland. This version comes from the Irish version of Brighid, which means 'The High One'. She was also the celtic goddess of fire and poetry.
So High one, would be Lok and Gein respectively. Not 3 syllables or words, so I put in fire, since she was the Goddess of fire. And I went with the this, 'Lokyolgein' or 'High-Fire-One'.
Bridget can also mean strength and honor, so if I were to go that route.
'Mulaagzin' or 'Strength-honor'
Do you guys agree? What would you have done differently?
AshmoJotunThor August 15, 2015 |
My name means "Of the Ash Tree". Would the Dovahzul translation then be "Dokiireyth"? Or would it be more proper to say "Reythsekii"? |
My name means "Of the Ash Tree". Would the Dovahzul translation then be "Dokiireyth"? Or would it be more proper to say "Reythsekii"?
paarthurnax Administrator August 15, 2015 |
AshmoJotunThor Reythsekii would be correct. |
AshmoJotunThorMy name means "Of the Ash Tree". Would the Dovahzul translation then be "Dokiireyth"? Or would it be more proper to say "Reythsekii"?
Reythsekii would be correct.
AshmoJotunThor August 15, 2015 |
Kogaan. |
Kogaan.
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