1. That's funny - I know a man named Rigel, which is the brightest star in the constellation Orion. But since I know it's used, I will choose: bilaterally.
2. Credner - Irish member of the Tuatha Dé Danann
3. Dothan - sounds like a name someone would use - a fancy name, is the only secret of the Bible.
4.
I spent a lovely day and I sleep, I think that these answers Edit - I to return after a night I was I! Sorry!
Well, I'm back. 4. I can certainly see someone that appointed to Dublin. I mean, if London is one name ...
5. Crowley could use, I think it would be a cool name.
6. Huckleberry! I asked a similar q in one of my old games, and racked my brain, and that's what happened.
7. It's difficult. I jumped up and come back and I do not know what they choose. I'll say Dream. Although the name is not my son, I likand character, so ... It is my choice.
8. Definitely Gotham.
9. Duco: Duco: Bring on the March, marry a woman who commands. Duco cause: to draw, consider appreciation, too. Duco draw: shape, construct / (time spent), delay to. Duco: to deceive influence seduction, to draw Duco: to calculate, count, count, esteem, consideration.
1. Regalus or Pollux 2. Dionysus (Dion, for short) 3. Ismael 4. Canton 5. McGregor 6. Aspen 7. Norris? as Chuck Norris. CD? lol (I think, very Walker, Texas Ranger 8. Calormen (as in Narnia) and Durmstrang 9. Diem (day) 10. Elizbar (Isabel)
1. Orion 2. Adonis (Ade, for short) 3. Back to this 4. Louis (St. Louis) 5. Kinderton (one that is up) 6. Grass is the only thing that comes to me now: ignore ( 7. Sylvester (Sylvester & Tweetie) 8. Gotham (Gotham) 9. I do not know, Latin phrases: ( 10. Elizabeth -> Eliza? This is another bad reputation
1. Enif 2. Poseidon 3. Tito 4. Brisbane 5. Reid and Lennon 6. Oak 7. Elmer (as in Elmer) 8. Hogwarts (s) 9. Anno (year) 10. Emil (pronounced Em Emily and eel)
1. Star: My vote goes to Lynx. (Hey - it could be Brad and Angelina next child!)
Contel Other Cool star, what about the children's names: Caelum (pronounced Si-lum), Indian, Castor, Izar, Pollux, Rastan, Rigel, sarin, Sirius, Vega (for some reason, I read a male, despite a final )
2. Divinity: Acheron (river of God in Greek mythology)
3. Gilead Place (in a mountainous area east of Jordan) Personal Name Bible: Azaria (the Hebrew name Nego - you know, the man thrown into the furnace by Nebuchadnezzar?) Although these pages appear in the name, I know very few conservative Christian biblical names to strangers, and I've never Gilead or Azariah.
4. Location: Denby (a town in Derbyshire)
5. Name: Tulliver (This is the name of the protagonist of George Eliot, The Mill on the Floss ")
6. Plant: Lupine (Latin for "wolf", after all)
7. Cartoon: Randor (H & MParent)
8. Shadow: Rivendell (from "The Lord of the Rings") Other options: Soot (Name of the door of "The Lord of the Rings") Gondal (an imaginary realm invented by Anne and Emily Brontë)
9. Forgot Latin: Veritas ( "Truth")
10. ELL Masculinazation noun: Eliza (pronounced iz-one), Eliza / Elizabeth
13 comments:
1. That's funny - I know a man named Rigel, which is the brightest star in the constellation Orion. But since I know it's used, I will choose: bilaterally.
2. Credner - Irish member of the Tuatha Dé Danann
3. Dothan - sounds like a name someone would use - a fancy name, is the only secret of the Bible.
4.
I spent a lovely day and I sleep, I think that these answers Edit - I to return after a night I was I!
Sorry!
Well, I'm back.
4. I can certainly see someone that appointed to Dublin. I mean, if London is one name ...
5. Crowley could use, I think it would be a cool name.
6. Huckleberry! I asked a similar q in one of my old games, and racked my brain, and that's what happened.
7. It's difficult. I jumped up and come back and I do not know what they choose. I'll say Dream. Although the name is not my son, I likand character, so ... It is my choice.
8. Definitely Gotham.
9. Duco: Duco: Bring on the March, marry a woman who commands.
Duco cause: to draw, consider appreciation, too.
Duco draw: shape, construct / (time spent), delay to.
Duco: to deceive influence seduction, to draw
Duco: to calculate, count, count, esteem, consideration.
10. I'm going to change Helen Halen.
1. Http: / / en.wikipedia.org / wiki / List_of_tra Castor ...
2. Without http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semitic_god ...
3. Babel
4. Netherlands
5. Holton is not above (recommended!)
6. Linden
7. Hundley (Dog Curious George) on TV
8. Oz
9. Disclaimer
10. Athens, then said, AY, Athena,
1. Lesath
2. Minataro
3. Ezekiel
4. Alaska
5. Whitlock
6. Cypress
7. Merryweather (Sleeping Beauty fairy tale haha) Theres also the flora and fauna
8. Oz
9. Durus (strong America)
10. Kayleon (from Kayley haha i dunno)
!!!!!!!! Awesome game
1. Regalus or Pollux
2. Dionysus (Dion, for short)
3. Ismael
4. Canton
5. McGregor
6. Aspen
7. Norris? as Chuck Norris. CD? lol (I think, very Walker, Texas Ranger
8. Calormen (as in Narnia) and Durmstrang
9. Diem (day)
10. Elizbar (Isabel)
1. Orion
2. Adonis (Ade, for short)
3. Back to this
4. Louis (St. Louis)
5. Kinderton (one that is up)
6. Grass is the only thing that comes to me now: ignore (
7. Sylvester (Sylvester & Tweetie)
8. Gotham (Gotham)
9. I do not know, Latin phrases: (
10. Elizabeth -> Eliza? This is another bad reputation
Unfortunately, the names are terrible: (
1. Enif
2. Poseidon
3. Tito
4. Brisbane
5. Reid and Lennon
6. Oak
7. Elmer (as in Elmer)
8. Hogwarts (s)
9. Anno (year)
10. Emil (pronounced Em Emily and eel)
1. Orion
2. Mercury
3. Lemuel
4. Charleston
5. Pennington
6. Basil
7. Shaggy
8. Oz
9. Electus
10. Beautiful
That was fun. Could you answer me?
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index ...
1. Izar
2. Triton
3. Jericho
4. Chesterfield
5. Jent
6. Rhoeo
7. Panther (La Pantera Rosa)
8. Gotham (Gotham)
9. Amicus curiae (friend of the court)
10. Dane (Jane)
It was fun :-)
1. Big Dipper
2. Zeus
3. Sinai
4. Bishop
5. Idioto
6. Thyme
7. Superman
8. Poppy
9. Iryis
10. Chrystina
1. Tureis
2. Tilion
3. Emmanuel
4. Spain
5. Turner
6. Nalin
7. Thor
8. Bristo
9. Alias
10. Kaytel
1 - Tony Sadatoni nickname
2 - Lydia
3 - Nekoda
4 - Mandan
5 - Coleman
6 - Amiga
7 - Arlene. Garfield
8 - Pixley
9 - Adoremus - Adore
10 - Emily Emmet
1. Star: My vote goes to Lynx. (Hey - it could be Brad and Angelina next child!)
Contel Other Cool star, what about the children's names: Caelum (pronounced Si-lum), Indian, Castor, Izar, Pollux, Rastan, Rigel, sarin, Sirius, Vega (for some reason, I read a male, despite a final )
2. Divinity: Acheron (river of God in Greek mythology)
3. Gilead Place (in a mountainous area east of Jordan)
Personal Name Bible: Azaria (the Hebrew name Nego - you know, the man thrown into the furnace by Nebuchadnezzar?)
Although these pages appear in the name, I know very few conservative Christian biblical names to strangers, and I've never Gilead or Azariah.
4. Location: Denby (a town in Derbyshire)
5. Name: Tulliver (This is the name of the protagonist of George Eliot, The Mill on the Floss ")
6. Plant: Lupine (Latin for "wolf", after all)
7. Cartoon: Randor (H & MParent)
8. Shadow: Rivendell (from "The Lord of the Rings")
Other options:
Soot (Name of the door of "The Lord of the Rings")
Gondal (an imaginary realm invented by Anne and Emily Brontë)
9. Forgot Latin: Veritas ( "Truth")
10. ELL Masculinazation noun: Eliza (pronounced iz-one), Eliza / Elizabeth
1. Star Name: I love the name of Orion's Belt by Orion. (Pronounced O-Ryan).
2. Mythological god Zeus, the god of thunder, and the king of the gods. (Pronounced Zoo-SSS)
3. Biblical place name: Zion I (FIs) or Eden (although I wish the best) for a girl.
4. Place names: ever heard of anyone by the name of Salem. I think it would be great.
5. Name: "It was tough, but Rowe. Nixon, Koehler, Zeller Mathis or be too cool.
6. Plant name: I like Alder (after the tree) and basil () under the grass.
7. Cartoon / Comic Name: Jericho. I think it was in the Teen Titans.
8. Shadow: Wessex (location of the novels of Thomas Hardy) and Shire (hobbits in Tolkien's novels lived).
9. Latin word: I believe (create, make), Novus (novel, unusual, extraordinary / news, novelty, something new).
10. Evelyn is the removal of the same spirit. Does that count?
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