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I'm reading Thomas Pynchon's Mason & Dixon, a novel written in the style of an 18th-century epic about the astronomers who lent their names to the Mason-Dixon line here in the U.S. One of the characters is a young woman named Tenebrae (Latin for "darkness"), and I'm totally taken by it. It's obviously whimsical, but the darkness of the meaning adds gravitas. Plus, Tennie is an adorable nickname. What do you think?

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Combos:

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Tenebrae Cecilia
Tenebrae Sophia
Tenebrae Louisa
Tenebrae Eugenie
Tenebrae Calista
Tenebrae Joanna / Johanna
Tenebrae Susanna
Tenebrae Georgina
Tenebrae Edith
Tenebrae Alice
Tenebrae Judith
Tenebrae Sara
Tenebrae Lucy
Tenebrae Ingrid
Tenebrae Agnes
Tenebrae Patience
Tenebrae Mary
Tenebrae Maud
Tenebrae Zoe
Tenebrae Chloe
Tenebrae Eve
Tenebrae Helen
Tenebrae Eustacia
Tenebrae Ignatia
Tenebrae Drusilla
Tenebrae Lucretia
Tenebrae Lucina
Tenebrae Lucilla

This message was edited 10/12/2022, 7:32 AM