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Help naming an evil sword? ?
I asked a version of this question yesterday but would like some more input
In my story Prince Mordred finds a cursed sword which drives him mad and takes control of his mind causing the events leading up to the death of his father King Arthur. The blade has made him immortal and after centuries of struggle he has gained control of the sword. The story is set in modern times and focuses on his attempts to redeem himself, and the constant battle to resist the blades evil influence.
I am thinking of using
Le cadeau la morte = french for the gift of death or
Malveillant = french for evil or malevolence
what do you think of these or if you have another suggestion I would love to hear it!
BeautyBlitz; if it were just another run of the mill sword I would agree with you, but this is a blade that caused the downfall of a legendary kingdom and doomed a man to walk the earth for thousands of years I think it rates a name.
13 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Brahadur (bra-ha-door) Its something I just made up :) I thought it sounded kinda sinister and you can make it mean anything you want. Malveillant sounds cool to though.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Sangre Beberado (Blood drinker) or Espada Maligno (the Evil Sword)
it seems the guy above uses google translation LOL
blood drinker is bebedora de sangre
espada maligno is wrong... espada malignA
if you search in final fantasy games you can see a lot of name swords, most of the swords on the game are real name of swords in the real life
but if you are talking about france you can use the name of great people like Charlemagne and his sword "Joyeuse" or Charles' paladin and his Durandal was another great sword too
maybe using an existing sword name could be a good choise instead of make a new one :D
- Anonymous1 decade ago
As long as the name sounds sinister then it should be fine. I would go with a made-up name such as Muk-rah. But that's just me :) I never really got into naming characters or objects after latin based words. I think it's more unique when you make up a name. I think the celts of all the languages would have the best names if you want to go in that direction.
And no, Lethal backwards sounds like a ghetto name. Why not just name the sword KFC? I mean crap.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Le Cadeau La Morte is good.
But i prefer you used english words because you mentioning about King arthur, i supposed you used the avalon's legend so better use english name like Sword of Truth
How about Sword of the Devil's Wrath, Sword of Hell's flame.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Have it a Spanish sword (as most were, at one point - Toledo steel and all) called Sangre Beberado (Blood drinker) or Espada Maligno (the Evil Sword)
- Anonymous5 years ago
video games really help here and so i have a list- Infinity edge Nether blade Blood thirster executioners' calling soul binder Reapers' edge Widowmaker Hell binder sky piercer lich bane soul Caliber (rofl) blade of ember underworld's might Bloodshedder Sun setter lightslicer Pheonix cutter Holysmasher My bad on some of these not filling the critieria but i got caught in a rant ^^.
- BeautyBlitzLv 71 decade ago
First ask yourself this: Is it really necessary to name a SWORD?????
Then if you do deem it necessary (although rather trite in my opinion) I would not name it DIRECTLY from a language as you have done above. I would get my inspiration from another language then just change it a bit so it isn't so blatantly french as this will be spotted in a milisecond.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Dervish
- MimiLv 51 decade ago
I think out of your options, "Le cadeau la morte" sounds much more fear-inducing.
"Malveillant" sounds far to plain and 'proper', you can't say it with a savage snarl like you can the first option.
You could always create a unique word...
"le vidis vacodiet" = muddled up for 'devils advocate'
Source(s): I also like this guy's suggestion of "evil sword" (see below) :) Goodluck with the story.