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Help[Opinions] Xanther and Moonyeen
I've stumbled across two names lately that have rapidly become gps of mine:
Xanther - Invented for a female character in a novel but I like it for a boy. It sounds like Xander combined with "panther", which I think is really cool.
Moonyeen - A name from a 1919 Broadway play. This site gives no meaning for it but I've read it was derived from "muirnin", which is Irish Gaelic for "sweetheart".
Anyway, WDYT?
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“Violence, in truth, recoils upon the violent, and the schemer falls into the pit he has dug for another." - Sherlock Holmes, The Speckled Band
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Xanther - Invented for a female character in a novel but I like it for a boy. It sounds like Xander combined with "panther", which I think is really cool.
Moonyeen - A name from a 1919 Broadway play. This site gives no meaning for it but I've read it was derived from "muirnin", which is Irish Gaelic for "sweetheart".
Anyway, WDYT?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
“Violence, in truth, recoils upon the violent, and the schemer falls into the pit he has dug for another." - Sherlock Holmes, The Speckled Band
BTN's Resident Historian
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