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What kind of impressions do these names give you?
for a story :) well...kind of, it's kind of hard to explain. but you get the idea.
Nigel
Clayton (tempted to spell it Claetun...just becase :P)
Aiboh
Jeshurun
Malachi (pronounced mah-lah-kai i think)
Galun
Perry
Joseph
now onto the girls:
Coppélia
Lucrezia (Lucrecia??)
Ophelia
Francesca
Rosaline
Angeline
Glory
Lin
Karen
(^lol a lot less diverse...i'll add more later as i think of them)
"no, i don't get the idea. please explain what kind of answer you want."
okay sorry, they're possible characters for vaious ideas for a possible novel.
anyway, what i want to ask is what kind of feeling or image do these names invoke? stuff like temperatment, physique, etc would be good. :)
2 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Nigel and Clayton both sound like beefy men with mustaches and cigars. Aiboh sounds like a kind man, though maybe wouldn't be too accustomed to city life. Jeshurun sounds like a name from the Bible. Malachi sounds like a male warrior/hunter. Galun sounds like a powerful man too. Perry and Joseph sound like businessmen on the top of the corporate ladder. Coppelia makes me think of an young girl dressed in furs. Lucrecia sounds like an old lady wearing too much perfume. Ophelia sounds like a middle-aged (again, rich) lady with a beauty mark. Francesca sounds like an plain Italian girl with brown hair, brown eyes. Rosaline sounds like a nanny or a cook.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
no, i don't get the idea. please explain what kind of answer you want.
nigel, clayton, perry, angeline, rosaline, glory, and karen sound modern-western
aiboh, jeshurun, malachi, and galun sound biblical or middle eastern
Coppélia, Lucrezia, Ophelia, and Francesca sound spanish or western-european