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[Opinions] Wdyto Heliostalakti
It means “sun’s trickle”What do you think?and What do you think on this combos:
Heliostalakti Panoraia (Panoraia comes from pan(every) and oraia(beautifull)
Heliostalakti Sevasti (Sevasti means sacred)
Heliostalakti Polytimi (Polytimi means precious)
Heliostalakti Kirke
Heliostalakti Pasiphae
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I love the meaning, but it's a moutful! Are such long names common in Greece??
I like the names Helios and Helia, though.
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Long names are common this name isn't common.
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I don't want to say it, but i'm sorry, to me, it's so confusing it is a little offensive! The meaning is nice, NOT the name. Sorry , wouldn't use it or think of it.
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I think the meanings are very nice but the names as such are not my style really.
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It makes me laugh, actually. I say it "hee-lee-oh-stahl-ack-tee"; not sure if that's right. If it is, it's hilarious. :DI like Sevasti best of those middle names.
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it pron ilio-STA-la-kte.
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Okay...Is STA meant to be a long A or a short A? And kte - is that a long E, long I, what?I'm sorry, but it's still amusing. As Aileen said, it's way too pretentious.
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short A and short I
It's ok if you didn't like it...
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It's a bit... much, IMO. The Helio part is fine and clear to me with the sun meaning because it's a common prefix, but I just have trouble grasping the "stalakti" part. It seems like a mashup of the words "stalk" and "tiki" which is quite odd indeed. I love the names Panoraia (a bit close to panoramic, but that's where panoramic comes from anyway), Sevasti and Pasiphae, though I prefer Pasiphae to have the two dots over the e. It's just more... asthetically pleasing. Yeah, I think Heliostalakti somewhat pretentious for an actual name. It would be fine in a story, though.
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I don't like it.Too much.
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