Tuesday, May 5, 2009

What is the most unique name you can think of for a character?

The name I find most unique will be used as a character in my story that I am currently writing.

What is the most unique name you can think of for a character?
chrysana (or chrys for short) for a girl


avery (for a guy)
Reply:Lumpy Mossback
Reply:Check out this website, it has LOADS of cool names that I use for my stories.





http://www.alternativebabynames.com/
Reply:Here are a few I came up with, they're kinda cheezy,


Vardarianna (var dar ree ah nuh)


Ellemire (Ell em i ray)


Nire (ni ray)


Ria (Ry uh) that's a real name


Awesome pronunciation key, right? Yeah.
Reply:Charon
Reply:Kyrie Elesion, it means lord have mercy in Latin and it is my dog's name and she is a real character!
Reply:maybye somthing special about you something you love so much!
Reply:Naji. I've always loved that name.


It's Arabic... and it means strong.





If you write stories a lot or something, which I'm thinking you might. You might consider perchasing some name books.
Reply:bunny camile the snow princess rabit
Reply:My nickname is Turd if that would help.


How about Hildegard von Bingen.


It goes like ' hill deh guard fon binjen'
Reply:Gurp.
Reply:Xainte (prounounced zzzan te) It was one of my french ancestors. I think its lovely.
Reply:Mahogany. you know... the color.


or Aranxa(my bff)


or a state or city name.


or a month.


wtf am i sayin.


idfk
Reply:Pizbottle Magicat.
Reply:Purp


Crack


Cocaine


Cocopuffs


Mirjauna


Cigar


Ciggeret


Tobacco.......


I dunno what you want. Describe the character. If hes a drug addict than use one of these...
Reply:Ellicott Honeybucket


Shropshire Mountebank
Reply:Constance Savery's posthumous novel "The Memoirs of Jack Chelwood" was only published in a limited edition of 50 books. In it she features a maiden lady, no longer young, named Miss Handsomebody. I liked, and still like, the name.





For what it is worth, 'most unique' is similar to 'most pregnant.' Something is unique, or it is not.
Reply:Crapulent Cooperthwaite.


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