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[Opinions] Re: WDYTO Astrophelia?(m)
1. I do not think you should just submit names you make up. This is an etymology site, not a "What Dragon_Clarinet Thinks Should Be A Name" site. 2. I'd prefer Astrophela (as-trow-fell-uh), and further, I'd keep it Astrophel for a boy. 3. I'd automatically prn it az-trow-feel-ya. [Like Astro-Ophelia]

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Ditto this. Esp #1.Though you (Dragon Clarinet) picked my brain, because I've been idly reflecting on the idea of a feminine form of Astrophel- Astrophela? Astrophilia, because -philia means friend? Astrophelle/Astrofelle? Astrophette? Astrophine? Not because I wanted to use one but just because the idea of there being one popped into my head.But yeah. Submitting names you make up is weird and unhelpful. I know that they may be inaccurate, but I do like to learn etymology from the submitted names, because otherwise, what's the point?
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Ditto to all of this, especially No. 1.
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Sounds like a word for when there's a bunch of stuff in the sky."Come look through the telescope, there's so much Astrophelia. That's Jupiter- that's the star Sirius...."
Astro (star) + paraphernaLIA
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Sounds like a word for when there's a bunch of stuff in the sky."Come look through the telescope, there's so much Astrophelia. That's Jupiter- that's the star Sirius...."
Astro (star) + paraphernaLIA
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