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Post by betty on Mar 16, 2021 19:17:26 GMT -8
I am trying a new way of naming my doops so I can easily tell what lines they are from - and to cut a long story short I may be getting pups from lines that need to start with the letters Lea - and therefore the vague sound (Lee, Lay or Lee-ah).
So, how about a bit of fun seeing what you lot come up with for either sex? Poetic licence of spelling is allowed (see below)
Obvs ones are Leaf, Leamon (pronounce Lemon), Leadle (pronouced Ladle), and Leabing (DaVinci Code), but am happy with double-barreled names (like Leaf-Litter and Lean-Bean), TV names (Leapold and Learoy) and place names (Leads and Leamington Spa).
I didn't imagine this labelling idea would be so random - but I have started it now - so it is what it is!
Help!
NB: This won't be the last name help thread from me I think?
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Post by elsaandanna on Mar 16, 2021 22:29:46 GMT -8
Girl- Leala (from futurama)
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Post by betty on Mar 17, 2021 15:03:41 GMT -8
Thanks - don't watch that - is it pronounced Layla - Leyla - or something else?
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Post by elsaandanna on Mar 17, 2021 22:20:17 GMT -8
Leela so l-ee-la
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Post by Scott on Apr 20, 2021 3:58:28 GMT -8
Gosh, I'm terrible at names. The gerbils I got two years ago were always just "the boys."
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jewels1171
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Post by jewels1171 on Apr 29, 2021 5:53:51 GMT -8
I have tons
Girls; Moon, Calla, Lily, Aster, Fern, Jasmine, Ruby, Pearl, Opal, Blossom, Bloom, Willow, Willa, Rose, Rosie, Oak, Aspen, Hazel, Ava, Anna, Ali, Lila, Hope, Faith, Joy, Sapphire, Ocean, Primrose, Shore, Beach, Island, Coast, Emerald, Esme, May, Molly, Maine, Mellie, Millie, Esmeralde, Isla, Abby, Addy, Libby, Livvie, Amelia, Mia, Maya, Shell, Belle, Promise, Peace, Patience, Poppy, Paige, Posey, Piper, Path, Parker, Ivy, Ebony, Meadow, Dove, Raine, Star, River, Rivers, and I think that’s it.
Boys: Aster, Asher, Ashton, Aiden, River, Layke, Woodland, Oakley, Lark, Sparrow, Raven, Crow, Wren, Ocean, Promise, Aspen, And I’m having a brain storm right now, so I guess that’s all!
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Post by betty on Apr 29, 2021 8:33:34 GMT -8
I do now need some 'Daa' beginning names - so let's get started again...
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Post by Thea on Apr 29, 2021 21:54:14 GMT -8
Betty - are the 'Daa' names pronounced 'D-ah' or 'D-ay'?
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Post by Bean Tail on Apr 30, 2021 5:53:03 GMT -8
Perhaps Daria, Dalila, Diva, Davilla, and Darius, Danger?
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jewels1171
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Post by jewels1171 on Apr 30, 2021 7:05:42 GMT -8
Daisy, Dana, Devana,
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Post by betty on Apr 30, 2021 15:00:47 GMT -8
Either Dah or Day thea - or Darrrrr (like a pirate?) And I have three pups to name this way - so far unsexed. I am liking the bird names jewels1171, but none start this way do they apart from Daartford Warbler - hardly catchy! How about Daahling, Daalek, Daalmation, Derby (Daarby of course) - or flowers: Daahlia, Daaffodil, Daaisy? |
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Post by betty on Jun 19, 2021 15:37:26 GMT -8
Me again with a new prefix - Cob - so sounding like Cobb/Corb/Coyb...
I shouldn't really be keeping another baby (oigh) but I can't help myself? Anyway do Dabs needed? I am open to made up names too although animal-like or foodlike contenders might well be given priority?
She is a female - but it doesn't matter on the name.
First thoughts are:
Cobbler
Cobble
Cobnut
Cobra (not sure I like that though?)
Cobalt
Any famous places of people starting with Cob?
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