My name is Roxana and it means bright and bright side of the darkness

Emmm... guys...?

In India "Aaron" is a slang word for pimp.

In North America, the name "Aaron" commands respect and fear.

In Europe, "Aaron" means sexy, athletic.

 

In Greece, the name "Aaron" means Gladiator.

In all other parts of the world, "Aaron" means, Diamonds.

 

In other words, all of you need to bow down to every single Aaron you meet, cause anyone named Aaron is a badass.

Nice name

Rodrigo means power and being an explorer, SWEET!

In India "Aaron" is a slang word for pimp.

In North America, the name "Aaron" commands respect and fear.

In Europe, "Aaron" means sexy, athletic.

 

In Greece, the name "Aaron" means Gladiator.

In all other parts of the world, "Aaron" means, Diamonds.

 

In other words, all of you need to bow down to every single Aaron you meet, cause anyone named Aaron is a badass.

 

LOL, I have a good friend named Aaron. I will forward these definitions to him.

 

My name is Felipe...

And it means...

Horse... Charmer...

._.

 

 

 

That makes sense since Santa Claus is called "papai noel" where i live, or in other words, "Noel Dad".

...

WAIT...

 

.....It's also basically the same meaning as Father Christmas. Which is what he used to be called anyway. More so in Europe.

My name is Venice (and it's not the way u pronunce it for Venice, Italy). I don't think it really have a definition. All i found was that it's the name of a city in Florida and Italy and other places in the U.S. also there a band, video game, and album named Venice. And there's a place called Little Venice in Michigan

My name is Venice (and it's not the way u pronunce it for Venice, Italy).

 

Do you say it like Ven like "Ventus" and -ice like "niece?" Or like Denise, really.

Do you say it like Ven like "Ventus" and -ice like "niece?" Or like Denise, really.

 

yay. ur like some of the only ppl who pronounce my name rite the first time(well not the denise part lol) http://kh13.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/happy.png

yay. ur like some of the only ppl who pronounce my name rite the first time(well not the denise part lol) http://kh13.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/happy.png

 

Well I just thought if Venice was your real name, it sounds a little odd to say it like the city name. And so, since you say that's not how you say it, I could only think of one other way to say it. AND HEY--we should call you Ven for fun! I have to make up my own awesome Kingdom Hearts name to have it, but you already got the nickname part.

Well I just thought if Venice was your real name, it sounds a little odd to say it like the city name. And so, since you say that's not how you say it, I could only think of one other way to say it. AND HEY--we should call you Ven for fun! I have to make up my own awesome Kingdom Hearts name to have it, but you already got the nickname part.

 

Yay. i feel special

Yay. i feel special

 

Or Ven2. But that's a little odd. x3 HUGGIES VEN! ^^

 

 

...Er, meaning "let's hug!"--not the diaper brand.

 

Or Ven2. But that's a little odd. x3 HUGGIES VEN! ^^

 

 

...Er, meaning "let's hug!"--not the diaper brand.

 

lol *hugs*

My name's Gizele, should actually be spelled Gisele but I have to blame my mother on that.

 

Derived from the Germanic word gisil meaning "hostage" or "pledge". This name may have originally been a descriptive nickname for a child given as a pledge to a foreign court. It was borne by a daughter of the French king Charles III who married the Norman leader Rollo in the 10th century. The name was popular in France during the Middle Ages (the more common French form is Gisèle). Though it became known in the English-speaking world due to Adolphe Adam's ballet 'Giselle' (1841), it was not regularly used until the 20th century.

My name's so boring, can anyone lend me a cool name? -.-'

Austin:Great, Magnificent

 

A borrowing from the English, Austin is a contracted form of Augustine (great), which is from the Latin Augustinus, a diminutive form of Augustus, which is derived from augustus (great, venerable, consecrated by the augurs)

 

A town in Texas.

my name is Derrick and it makes me sound like an evil person its means ruler of people? i must have some power huh

My name is Nick, and if I remember correctly, I read in a Dictionary saying sumtin about the Devil...

Depending on where you look Tammy could mean:

Perfect one (lololol)

Twin

Sweet

...or "short for Tamara" OTL

Wyatt

Old Latin: Little Warrior

Internet: Brave/strong/hardy war (?)

Firat. It means: The Wild One or The Riptide One.... could be a title for an organization member

It is also a famous name of an ancient warrior of the Ottoman Empire.

It is also the turkish name for the river Euphrates.

 

I like it.

 

Firat. It means: The Wild One or The Riptide One.... could be a title for an organization member

 

I like it.

 

You need to throw an "X" in there. *points to own name*

You need to throw an "X" in there. *points to own name*

 

me and a friend joked about him being my nobody.... we tried out some names.... most of em sounded stupid so we went with Xirfat

me and a friend joked about him being my nobody.... we tried out some names.... most of em sounded stupid so we went with Xirfat

 

F I R A T X

= Raftix

= Raxift

= Axrift

= Xafrit

= Firxat

 

And I can make a lot more combinations, but they don't sound so good. I think Axrift isn't so bad though. Took me ages to figure mine out.

my name is Derrick and it makes me sound like an evil person its means ruler of people? i must have some power huh

 

i should be the leader if not i cant think of any why to put a x in my name hump

F I R A T X

= Raftix

= Raxift

= Axrift

= Xafrit

= Firxat

 

And I can make a lot more combinations, but they don't sound so good. I think Axrift isn't so bad though. Took me ages to figure mine out.

 

do me my names derrick thx

do me my names derrick thx

 

Hm. I'll try. ^^ I'll add in pronunciations so you get what I'm thinking.

D E R R I C K X

= Drixerck ("Drix-erk")

= Dreckxic ("Dreck-sic")

= Reckdrix ("Wreck-drix" - I like this one, and when you say it quickly it sounds more like "Rec-drix" so don't like the "k" placement bother you)

= Xerdrick ("Zer-drick" - not bad)

= Crixderk ("Cricks-derk" - this just does not work for me )

= Dexdrick ("Decks-drick" - maybe? When I say it quickly it comes out like "Decks-strick")

And my eyes are tired trying to rearrange them.