Names from the Dark Side

[Nephele]

Hi, DementiaNocturne. The resource I use for the names of Angels and Archangels is A Dictionary of Angels: Including the Fallen Angels by Gustav Davidson (New York: The Free Press, 1967). "A work of remarkable scholarship, the fruit of some 15 years of research in Talmudic, gnostic, cabalistic, apocalyptic, patristic, and legendary texts, among works of art and the range of literature..." -- The Wall Street Journal

The name "Alister" is a variant of "Alistair," which in turn is an Anglicized spelling of the Scottish "Alasdair." This is a Gaelic form of "Alexander," a historically popular name in Scotland, having been the name of three medieval Scottish kings. The name "Alexander" is of Greek origin, meaning "defender of men."

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PocketSizeSun

reolenbdlaryegunmre
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Murrey de l'Angelbourne

Murrey: derived from the regional name of "Moray" in northeastern Scotland, which in turn is derived from Celtic elements meaning "sea settlement."

-- Nephele

[Wynneth]

I was wondering if you would give me a second name, based on the following letters. If it's too long, don't feel it's necessary to use every single letter. (Unless that breaks your anagram rules.) -grin-

tesoairhnrenaeabhwcren

[sadistically_romantic]

nistracih.
Female.

[Nephele]

Wynneth, I'll be happy to give you (or anyone else here) as many names as you like. Here you go:

tesoairhnrenaeabhwcren
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Rhiannon Bree Seawatcher

Rhiannon: Celtic, meaning "great queen." In Welsh mythology, Rhiannon is the goddess of the moon.

Bree: Anglicized rendering of the Irish "Brígh," meaning "power."

As for not using every letter... Yah, that would break my rules. Sorry. It's an obsessive-compulsive thing.

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sadistically_romantic

nistracih.
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Iris Nacht

Nacht: German for "night."

-- Nephele

[Wynneth]

Originally Posted by Nephele

Wynneth, I'll be happy to give you (or anyone else here) as many names as you like. Here you go:

tesoairhnrenaeabhwcren
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Rhiannon Bree Seawatcher

Rhiannon: Celtic, meaning "great queen." In Welsh mythology, Rhiannon is the goddess of the moon.

Bree: Anglicized rendering of the Irish "Brígh," meaning "power."

Cool! I really dig the way this one turned out. -beam- Thanks!

Originally Posted by Nephele

As for not using every letter... Yah, that would break my rules. Sorry. It's an obsessive-compulsive thing.

Ah, one of my best friends in the world is very similar. She usually gets a single word stuck in her head and it won't leave until she can anagram it into something else. Which can be problematic, at times, as I'm sure you're aware. -smile-

Edit: I bet you're aces at the word jumbles. -grin-

How about one for my husband? These letters include his first, middle and last name.

plroesehaithrcnlrcnaa

[Blackbird]

first and last: ebmciycraecknes
full:ebemncniycraeckenes


female

[Nephele]

Originally Posted by Wynneth

Ah, one of my best friends in the world is very similar. She usually gets a single word stuck in her head and it won't leave until she can anagram it into something else. Which can be problematic, at times, as I'm sure you're aware. -smile-

Thanks for understanding. Yah, I'm like that. And with some other things, too.

I'll be back later to anagram your husband's scramble. And I'll be back later for you, too, Blackbird.

-- Nephele

[LilMizNitemare]

sworainthmarbe

I'm a girl

[Nephele]

Wynneth, here's one for your husband:

plroesehaithrcnlrcnaa
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Capricornn Leatherlash

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Blackbird

ebmciycraecknes
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Beckye McArsenic

ebemncniycraeckenes
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Crimsynne Ace Beecken

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LilMizNitemare, choose your name:

sworainthmarbe
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Rhiana Stormweb
Tamorah Sinbrew
Ambrosine Wrath

Rhiana: variant of the Celtic "Rhiannon," meaning "great queen." In Welsh mythology, Rhiannon is the goddess of the moon.

Tamorah: variant of "Tamora," the name of the Queen of the Goths in Shakespeare's tragedy Titus Andronicus.

Ambrosine: derived from Greek, meaning "immortal."

-- Nephele

[Mealla]

I am female.

AEEEEFGNNRRR

[Nephele]

Mealla, do you have a middle name you can include in your scramble?

-- Nephele

[Mealla]

AAAAEEEEGHMNNNRRRST

Try that.

[Nephele]

Mealla

AAAAEEEEGHMNNNRRRST
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Amaranth Renée Sangre

Amaranth: a blood-red flower which symbolizes immortality.
Renée: French name, by way of Latin, meaning "re-born."
Sangre: Spanish for "blood."

-- Nephele

[Evening Falls Around Us]

aadeehijllnosstwy

male

[Nephele]

Evening Falls Around Us

aadeehijllnosstwy
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Jaleil Nyteshadows

Jaleil: Arabic, meaning "loftiness; glory."

-- Nephele

[carnageofsoul]

hello Nephele
female
trooodavvniikc
tnx

[Nephele]

carnageofsoul

trooodavvniikc
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Tovinka di Corvo

Tovinka: diminutive variant of the Scandinavian name "Tove," which is derived from the Old Norse "Tofa," a short form of "Torfridr," meaning "thunder-beautiful."

di Corvo: Italian, meaning "belonging to the raven."

-- Nephele

[DementiaNocturne]

So many thanks!! =^_^= I plan to change my name within the next few months, and 'Alister' is one that particularly stuck on me. I'm uncertain as of yet what my last name will be...I just can't find anything that flows right and still has meaning. *sniffle*

[Nephele]

Originally Posted by DementiaNocturne

So many thanks!! =^_^= I plan to change my name within the next few months, and 'Alister' is one that particularly stuck on me. I'm uncertain as of yet what my last name will be...I just can't find anything that flows right and still has meaning. *sniffle*

DementiaNocturne, here's an anagrammatical possibility for a new name, incorporating your choice of "Alister" into it, from the statement: 'tis (it is) [your full name].

'tis ldnnelleooomvaayr
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Alister Damyon Novello

Damyon: variant of "Damian," from Greek, meaning "one who tames." The names Damian, Damien, and other variants have been used in the horror genre due to their similarity to the words "demon" and "daemon."

Novello: Italian surname, meaning "a new person" or "newcomer."

-- Nephele

[Slap Your Love]

ynatmhoohontasn

Male.

[Nephele]

Slap Your Love

ynatmhoohontasn
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Thanatos Mhoonny

Thanatos: Greek, meaning "death." In Greek mythology, Thanatos was the daemon personification of death.

Mhoonny: a variant of the Irish surname "Mooney," which is derived from the Gaelic word maoineach, meaning "rich."

-- Nephele

[Nephele]

Anyone else?

-- Nephele

[dead_dreams]

lanxdinleodareom

Male. solve that one.

[Nephele]

dead_dreams

lanxdinleodareom
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Alexian Demonlord
Almando X. Delenoir

Delenoir: (pronounced deh-leh-nwhar) French, "de le noir," meaning "belonging to the dark."

-- Nephele

[DisturbedSpartan]

This sounds like fun try mine :TDTJVOLRHEIBDANO Male