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Help[Games] Ari's December NTNB #10
H (74) Valentín "Tino" Shin-Márquez RowenaRavenclaw
W (73) Chika Onyinyechi Bhandari cher529s
D (42) Liranel Kaamara "Nellie" Shin-Márquez Bhandari AnonymousNameNerd123
- NBP (43) Cedar Nineveh Kang molly
-- AS (12) Aubrey Tenzin Bhandari-Kang Princess_Shireen
-- AS (7) Rowan Raj Bhandari-Kang Wordsmith
-- AS (0)
FN: a sleek, modern surname name.
MN: after a Romantic poet.
𓃢 (dec at 16) Wasabi Laura B.
D (38) Iseul Chimamanda Shin-Márquez Bhandari AhaRememo
- W (39) Rozabela Sofia Antunes Delgado RowenaRavenclaw
-- S (2)
FN: Esperanto.
MN: after a mythological figure related to the sea.
LN: Delgado-Bhandari or Bhandari-Delgado.
𓅛 (18) Mango JuliaF
S (32) Mahershalalhashbaz Eun-U "Baz" Shin-Márquez Bhandari starletinwaiting
- H (32) Hroðgar Wulfila "Rogue" Archer Darkbone
-- D (3)
FN: long, complex, and Anglo-Saxon, with a short and sweet nickname.
MN: her Korean birthname, which has a touching meaning.
LN: Bhandari-Archer or Archer-Bhandari.
Aunt (59) Nnenne Uzochi Bhandari Darkbone
- BF (51) Tamati Mikaera Ariki Guest
D (31) Adanna Chidi "Ada" Bhandari Princess_Shireen
- H (29)
FN: comes from Aztec mythology.
MN: starts with Leo.
LN1: Spanish, begins with E.
LN2: Spanish, begins with R.
-- D (0)
FN: Spanish, especially popular in Mexico
For inspiration (https://www.behindthename.com/names/gender/feminine/usage/spanish-mexican) & (https://www.behindthename.com/submit/names/gender/feminine/usage/spanish-mexican/editstatus/3)
MN: Gujarati, honouring Ada and Nnenne's heritage (https://www.behindthename.com/names/gender/feminine/usage/gujarati).
𓃠 (17) Chia Guest
𓃢 (dec at 17) Turmeric Wordsmith
𓃠 (dec at 14) Polyhymnia "Polly" molly
𓃢 (dec at 15) Cinnamon TheRobinBird13
𓆉 (28) Coriander JuliaF
Tino and Chika are now well into their 70s, and enjoying a quiet retirement in Barcelona. Tino still occasionally takes woodworking commissions from longtime clients, but mostly, he focuses on family life.
Chika, retired from documentary filmmaking, spends much of her time archiving her past work. She still occasionally teaches guest lectures, but like Tino, she has largely slowed down.
Nellie's career has been flourishing, with her novels translated into multiple languages. The family has moved into a larger flat in London, with a garden, where Nellie writes in the early morning while Aubrey and Rowan are still asleep.
Cedar's installations have also gained international recognition. Aubrey has become interested in photography and writing, though, unlike his mother, he is more interested in essays and non-fiction. Rowan is quieter than his brother, preferring to work sculpt with Cedar.
Nellie and Cedar have recently adopted another son: a newborn boy. Aubrey is excited to have another younger brother, Rowan is sceptical - he enjoys being the baby of the family.
Rozabela's marine conservation non-profit has expanded across South America and Southeast Asia, with Iseul heavily involved in the legal and advocacy side. They've made a home base in London - close to Nellie and Baz - but travel frequently. They are married now, and have a two-year-old son conceived through IVF.
Baz is part of a project developing offshore wind farms in Northern Europe, focusing on innovative turbine designs. His work takes him between London, Copenhagen, and Rotterdam. Rogue's architectural firm has recently completed. His work is featured in architecture magazines, praised for its fusion of historical aesthetics with green innovation.
The couple balances their careers by setting aside weekends for long hikes. Rogue's latest endeavor is building a greenhouse on their rooftop, inspired by Tino and Chika's rooftop garden. Rogue has also taken up beekeeping, which has turned into a minor obsession.
Two years ago, they adopted a daughter from Korea, seeing as Tino is half-Korean. She's an energetic girl who adores nothing more than watching Rogue tend to the bees - when asked what she wants to be when she grows up, she always says she wants to be a beekeeper.
Nnenne's latest novel explored pre-colonial trade routes across Africa and the Pacific, receiving critical acclaim. She has been dwelving into Oceanic mythology for her next project, with Tamati as her first reader. Tamati has been focusing on cultural preservation projects. He recently spearheaded an exhibition on Indigenous maritime technologies. He is teaching Nnenne Te Reo Māori, and she's picked up enough to converse with his extended family.
Ada's husband grew up in Mexico city. His parents were archaeologists. He's a photographer and amateur guitarist who met Ada at one of Cedar's art installations. Ada's fashion designs have been featured at London Fashion Week.
She has also collaborated with Indigenous Mexican artisans, incorporating their techniques and patterns into her designs, inspired by her boyfriend. They often travel together, with Ada across Mexico, Nigeria, and India. Ada and her husband have just welcomed their first daughter.
masculine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124079
feminine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124080
W (73) Chika Onyinyechi Bhandari cher529s
D (42) Liranel Kaamara "Nellie" Shin-Márquez Bhandari AnonymousNameNerd123
- NBP (43) Cedar Nineveh Kang molly
-- AS (12) Aubrey Tenzin Bhandari-Kang Princess_Shireen
-- AS (7) Rowan Raj Bhandari-Kang Wordsmith
-- AS (0)
FN: a sleek, modern surname name.
MN: after a Romantic poet.
𓃢 (dec at 16) Wasabi Laura B.
D (38) Iseul Chimamanda Shin-Márquez Bhandari AhaRememo
- W (39) Rozabela Sofia Antunes Delgado RowenaRavenclaw
-- S (2)
FN: Esperanto.
MN: after a mythological figure related to the sea.
LN: Delgado-Bhandari or Bhandari-Delgado.
𓅛 (18) Mango JuliaF
S (32) Mahershalalhashbaz Eun-U "Baz" Shin-Márquez Bhandari starletinwaiting
- H (32) Hroðgar Wulfila "Rogue" Archer Darkbone
-- D (3)
FN: long, complex, and Anglo-Saxon, with a short and sweet nickname.
MN: her Korean birthname, which has a touching meaning.
LN: Bhandari-Archer or Archer-Bhandari.
Aunt (59) Nnenne Uzochi Bhandari Darkbone
- BF (51) Tamati Mikaera Ariki Guest
D (31) Adanna Chidi "Ada" Bhandari Princess_Shireen
- H (29)
FN: comes from Aztec mythology.
MN: starts with Leo.
LN1: Spanish, begins with E.
LN2: Spanish, begins with R.
-- D (0)
FN: Spanish, especially popular in Mexico
For inspiration (https://www.behindthename.com/names/gender/feminine/usage/spanish-mexican) & (https://www.behindthename.com/submit/names/gender/feminine/usage/spanish-mexican/editstatus/3)
MN: Gujarati, honouring Ada and Nnenne's heritage (https://www.behindthename.com/names/gender/feminine/usage/gujarati).
𓃠 (17) Chia Guest
𓃢 (dec at 17) Turmeric Wordsmith
𓃠 (dec at 14) Polyhymnia "Polly" molly
𓃢 (dec at 15) Cinnamon TheRobinBird13
𓆉 (28) Coriander JuliaF
Tino and Chika are now well into their 70s, and enjoying a quiet retirement in Barcelona. Tino still occasionally takes woodworking commissions from longtime clients, but mostly, he focuses on family life.
Chika, retired from documentary filmmaking, spends much of her time archiving her past work. She still occasionally teaches guest lectures, but like Tino, she has largely slowed down.
Nellie's career has been flourishing, with her novels translated into multiple languages. The family has moved into a larger flat in London, with a garden, where Nellie writes in the early morning while Aubrey and Rowan are still asleep.
Cedar's installations have also gained international recognition. Aubrey has become interested in photography and writing, though, unlike his mother, he is more interested in essays and non-fiction. Rowan is quieter than his brother, preferring to work sculpt with Cedar.
Nellie and Cedar have recently adopted another son: a newborn boy. Aubrey is excited to have another younger brother, Rowan is sceptical - he enjoys being the baby of the family.
Rozabela's marine conservation non-profit has expanded across South America and Southeast Asia, with Iseul heavily involved in the legal and advocacy side. They've made a home base in London - close to Nellie and Baz - but travel frequently. They are married now, and have a two-year-old son conceived through IVF.
Baz is part of a project developing offshore wind farms in Northern Europe, focusing on innovative turbine designs. His work takes him between London, Copenhagen, and Rotterdam. Rogue's architectural firm has recently completed. His work is featured in architecture magazines, praised for its fusion of historical aesthetics with green innovation.
The couple balances their careers by setting aside weekends for long hikes. Rogue's latest endeavor is building a greenhouse on their rooftop, inspired by Tino and Chika's rooftop garden. Rogue has also taken up beekeeping, which has turned into a minor obsession.
Two years ago, they adopted a daughter from Korea, seeing as Tino is half-Korean. She's an energetic girl who adores nothing more than watching Rogue tend to the bees - when asked what she wants to be when she grows up, she always says she wants to be a beekeeper.
Nnenne's latest novel explored pre-colonial trade routes across Africa and the Pacific, receiving critical acclaim. She has been dwelving into Oceanic mythology for her next project, with Tamati as her first reader. Tamati has been focusing on cultural preservation projects. He recently spearheaded an exhibition on Indigenous maritime technologies. He is teaching Nnenne Te Reo Māori, and she's picked up enough to converse with his extended family.
Ada's husband grew up in Mexico city. His parents were archaeologists. He's a photographer and amateur guitarist who met Ada at one of Cedar's art installations. Ada's fashion designs have been featured at London Fashion Week.
She has also collaborated with Indigenous Mexican artisans, incorporating their techniques and patterns into her designs, inspired by her boyfriend. They often travel together, with Ada across Mexico, Nigeria, and India. Ada and her husband have just welcomed their first daughter.
masculine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124079
feminine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124080
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