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We, of all people, had a thing for traditional and biblical names you find in every European language, only with spelling and pronounciation variations. Elias, Jonathan, Jakob, ... etc. I threw in a few, mostly North German Dialects and others, names like Hannes, Tjaden, Silas, Tonda, Henry(k), Harm, but got a veto on most of them...
Well, have a look... Baby-Vornamen.de - Ostfriesische Vornamen - Beliebte und seltene Babynamen, Jungennamen und Mädchennamen aus der ostfriesischen Sprache I wonder why... |
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Cthulu is a good middle name!
I also like Alexander. Alexander Cthulu...has a nice ring to it ![]() Congrats! May the forces of evil become confused on the way to your house. ><((((º>.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸¸.·´¯`·.¸¸.·´ ¯`·.¸ ><((((º>
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...language question, vetoed means one parent ruled them out, right? |
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Congrats you two, soon to be three
![]() I always had a thing for Sebastian, can't be shortened and it was from that great kids cartoon of the boy going aver the Swiss Alps to find his family with that really cool big dog... Buggered if I can remembered what it was called abd Google is giving me no love. Otherwise, Nevel. There once was a man named Bruce Who liked to sit on a spruce He ate lots of chowder And yelled at me louder: "I'm talking to YOU, Mrs. Hughes!" --> The Literary Genius: Mowgli |
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Actually, Sebastian CAN be shortened to Bastian - which I've been partial to since seeing The Neverending Story - and I even had a dream of naming our son Sebastian a few weeks ago (on top of everything, pregnancy gives you REALLY weird dreams!!!)
Oh, and the show was apparently called Belle and Sebastian! http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?q...6122233AAuW3FX ( |
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Thats so weird! Google did give me the answer but I though it was talking about the band. There you go Sebastian is a great name on all levels.
There's still Nevel though. There once was a man named Bruce Who liked to sit on a spruce He ate lots of chowder And yelled at me louder: "I'm talking to YOU, Mrs. Hughes!" --> The Literary Genius: Mowgli |
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