I need a name.

misa.j

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MINE, KUMI, MARI, SAORI, or
TOSHIKO, KIKUE, YUMIKO, MASUYO, KYOUKO.

I can think of so many of them. Which type of names do you like better, old-fashioned or modern?

 

TimF

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• 23 Jul 2004

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• #27

It doesent matter to me i am open to anything.

 

chiquiliquis

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• 23 Jul 2004

• #28

actually, I left out my favorite: Chihiro

another that I forgot, but really really like, is Yayoi

 

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kara

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Frank D. White said:

What is Japanese for "flying squirel" I wonder? Or maybe Japanese for "big-eyed mouse" ? They probably would be to long or complicated, OR they might sound cool?

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sugar glider = momonga
flying squirrel = musasabi
As a female name, Momo, Momoko, Momoka, Momoyo, Momoe, or Momomi would be suitable.


eye = me, hitomi, manako.
Among these words, Hitomi sounds as a female name.

 

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Kuro Matsuri

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I can't help but mention the name Rio-oke. The pic reminds me of Rioko's pet from the Tenchi series. Sorry if I mispelled the names... I haven't seen any episodes of this anime in a long time.

 

Lina Inverse

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EscaFlowne said:

Maya

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Uhm, no - it's not a bee, nor can it fly (I think... but who knows )

 

Golgo_13

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• 24 Jul 2004

• #32

How about "Wan-chan"?

 

Kintaro

人間と人形は同じ。

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• 24 Jul 2004

• #33

It's a p..... so why not Manko , just say "means power of 10000 females" or something corny to cover up the obvious.

I am actually considering this name for a daughter...

 

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rko

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yuki, yoshiko

heres a nice site with japanese names, and meanings

: http://www.takase.com/Names/NameInJapanese.htm :gohan:

 

byp

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24 Jul 2004

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• 24 Jul 2004

• #35

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TimF said:

I am looking for a Japanese female name for a pet that I got today. If anyone can help me i would appreicate it. It is a sugar glider and if you dont know what one looks like here is a pic.

http://www.i-love-dogs.com/dog/sugar/new3a.jpg

It is a female so I would like to have female names but I am open to anything at this point. Thanks everyone!

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do they actually make "dogs" like that ???????????????????
dont give it a girl's name, it would be an insult to any girl or woman on this earth.
call it "grlmnrtsk" or "frkgrtttpq", or better still dont call it at all.
i know what i'd do with that "thing" !!!!!

 

Lina Inverse

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byp said:

do they actually make "dogs" like that ???????????????????
dont give it a girl's name, it would be an insult to any girl or woman on this earth.
call it "grlmnrtsk" or "frkgrtttpq", or better still dont call it at all.
i know what i'd do with that "thing" !!!!!

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Ewww... how could you eat that!?
That's just plain sick!

 

byp

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• 25 Jul 2004

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Lina Inverse said:

Ewww... how could you eat that!?
That's just plain sick!

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Whoooooowwww ! HEY; MAN !!! Never said i actually would EAT... that !!! Yeeeaaacchhhhh !!
(s'cuse meeee)

no, i was thinking about some other solution, let your imagination run widely a little bit more...
hot dog is definitely NOT my way

 

Ewok85

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• 25 Jul 2004

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I think momo would go nice. Means peach in english and is part of the japanese word for sugar glider. Fairly cute name

Or something with a good meaning... im thinking something to do with nighttime cause its a nocturnal creature.

 

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Gackt_Camui

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• 30 Jul 2004

• #39

gackuto if you know what i mean

 

BrennaCeDria

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• 30 Jul 2004

• #40

I'm for naming it Momo or Hitomi, but isn't that the same little rodent-thing used in the movie Willow?

 

jovial_jon

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• 4 Aug 2004

• #41

So have you decided yet Tim? I wanna know!!...

 

TimF

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• 4 Aug 2004

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My mother named it Mika it is pronounced like mee-ka the thing is not hand trained yet and it bites be all of the time but i am getting used to it.

 

jovial_jon

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Mika! I like that, good choice!

 

Emoni

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• 4 Aug 2004

• #44

Ya, Mika is good

 

Golgo_13

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• 4 Aug 2004

• #45

Good. Like Mika Nakajima, the singer

 

byp

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24 Jul 2004

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• 4 Aug 2004

• #46

Golgo_13 said:

Good. Like Mika Nakajima, the singer

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exactly like Mika Hakkinen, the Formula 1 driver...
everything goes... anything as long as it's stupid....

 

TimF

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• 4 Aug 2004

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• #47

I didnt even know all of these people exisited! lol But thanks for the compliments on the name.