Indeed. There are so many classic first names that go with the last name “Matic”: Kariss, Otto, Traum, Melodra…
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Pronounced Mel-OH-drah? I think Melodra would be a pretty name.
It’s probably good that I’ve never been tasked with naming a human being, that’s serious business.
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It’s funny; that’s exactly what I was thinking too. I only meant to make a bad pun, but ended up with a name I really liked the sound of.
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I’ve wanted a little Mazda sportscar for some time, but only so I could change the name to a Mazda Miasma.
So Miasmatic might work.
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Congrats!! May I suggest this for a name?
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Enig?
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You forgot “Enig.”
Damn ninjas…
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I prefer Coke Classic.
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Noted.
Cine.
System.
Hydro.
Mathe.
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Aro
Rheu
Axio
Prag
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Epigram
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I like this. Karis Matic. It works.
German for dream. Because nobody who speaks German can be a bad person.
[holds nose]
Anyway…
Asth
Diagram
Insta
Problem
Symptom
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Diaphram
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Emblem
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If I ever have a shit-ton of cyber-babies, I’ll know what to name them all.
Mag.
Chrom.
Apose.
Enzym.
Haem.
Phlegm.
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“And these are the triplets, Prag, Mag, and Phleg.”
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Erm… Although I wasn’t trying specifically for word roots that sounded like good names, I was limiting myself to ones that sounded like names…
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What’s in a name?
(Aside from the prejudices that people will inevitably form, based just upon the way it sounds, that is…)
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- I can safely assume that this dictionary of bad words contains no people’s names in it.
Tell me about it. I once had a client named “Menlove”, who had worked for the same company since he was a student, the e-mail system of which had never blocked his name. And here I am, one of the first vendors he has to deal with (he wasn’t usually vendor-facing), and none of his e-mails are getting through to me. Argh.
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