Names Meaning "Three"?
Boys- Trey Meaning: Three. Origin: English Alternatives: Trae, Tre. Nicknames: - Trip Meaning: Three. Origin: English Alternatives: Tripp, Tryp, Trypp. Nicknames: - San Meaning: Three. This name is sometimes given to the third child. Origin: Chinese Alternatives: - Nicknames: - Girls- Charity Meaning: Loving and benevolent. One of the three Graces in Greek mythology. Origin: Latin Alternatives: Caridad (Spanish), Carita (Italian), Caritas, Charita, Karita (Scandinavian). Nicknames: Cherry. San Meaning: Three. This name is sometimes given to the third child. Origin: Chinese Alternatives: - Nicknames: -
Does anyone know the meaning of the Filipino name Ofalyn?
I've always wanted to know the meaning of my name and my mom doesn't know. She was just looking for an "O" name that was Filipino lol. And if you find it online, can you send me a link? Thanks.
Do any names mean "third born"?
Or something that may refer to the third, aside from Trinity? We are about to have our third child, we had a son that passed away so there will just be my son and my daughter around, and sometimes I feel as though we forget about our son that did not live, I was looking for a middle name to give my daughter that would have something to signify she is the third, so I will always keep my second born in my thoughts. I've looked for a couple of hours and can't really find anything.. any help?
Do assassins really always have three names?
Maybe the media is using all 3 of his names. That doesn't mean he always used all 3 names. Maybe they do that because there are other people with the same name. That way when the families of other people named Jared Loughner hear the news will know it's not their family member. "Oh my god, my son shot someone?" "Oh it's Jared LEE Loughner, it's not my son."
All my names have 6 letters. What does this mean?
It's just a name, it's just letters. If you are saved by believing in God and that He sent His only Son, Jesus, to die on the cross for our sins, even yours, then you don't have anything to worry about. If you don't believe and ask Jesus to come into your heart, then you are on a journey to hell and that has nothing to do with how many letters are in your names. By the way, if and only if you are saved, Jesus tells us that He is going to give us new names when we get to heaven.
Does anyone know any Japanese names meaning the following:...?
1.werewolf...ookami otoko wolf....ookami 2.smile...warau, hohoemu, nikkori warau, reisyou suru{means sneer at~} smile back....hohoemi kaesu smile at ~...~ni warau/waraikakeru 3.princess...hime, ohime sama, ouzyo sama queen...zyoou sama ruler....onna sihaisya{onna means female}{sihaisya means ruler} 'wolf of the forest'..... mori no ookami 'princess of light'..... hikarino hime, hikarino ohimesama, hikarino ouzyo/ouzyosama ex.smile the prince smiled at the princess.....ouji{prince} ha ohimesama ni hohoemikaketa/nikkoriwaratta. nikkori waratta....grin/smile hohoemi kaketa....smile/beam both are past form
What is meant by first name and last name?
In conventional usage in English and in nearly all Western countries:—“first name” = the 1st forename = the 1st given name“middle name” = the 2nd forename = the 2nd given name“last name” = surname = the hereditary family nameExample 1:—John WAYNEJohn = first name = forename = given nameWayne = last name = surname = family nameExample 2:—Eric Arthur BLAIREric = first name = forename = 1st given nameArthur = middle name = 2nd forename = 2nd given nameEric Arthur = forenames = given namesBlair = last name = surname = family nameASIAN NAMESThe name order is often reversed in Asian cultures (Chinese, Japanese, some Indians, etc).Despite the different Asian naming order, the term “first name” still means the given name and “last name” the surname:—In ChineseChan Tai Man (陳大文) — a male nameChan 陳 = last name (surname) (xìng 姓 ‘surname’)Tai Man 大文 = first name (given name) (míng 名 ‘name’)Western restyling (general) = Tai Man Chan (‘Mr Chan’)Western restyling (Hong Kong) = Tai-man Chan and T.M. ChanIn JapaneseIwasaki Yukio (岩崎幸夫) — a male nameIwasaki 岩崎 = last name (surname) (sei 姓)Yukio 幸夫 = first name (given name) (na or mei 名)Traditional Japanese style = Iwasaki Yukio = Iwasaki-san (‘Mr Iwasaki’)Western restyling = Yukio Iwasaki (‘Mr Iwasaki’)Names in MyanmarBurmese names are the odd man out. Generally speaking, Burmese names have no surname at all and have no serial naming structure. This means Myanmar people often have just one ‘name’ and they often change at will. Three-syllable and other more complex structures in Burmese names basically started in the 1890s. Most usually, Burmese names include some kind of ‘honorific’ such as “U” in names like U Thant and U Nu.A possible Indian misinterpretationOver the years, I’ve noticed many instances of people from the Indian subcontinent misinterpreting “family name” to mean the name used in private family settings. It doesn’t mean that.A person named Nikita Shekar might be called “Nik-Nik” at home, but her first name is Nikita and last name Shekar. I get asked this all the time in private, so this might or might not be common situation there.Thanks for the A2A.
Do the three heads of Cerberus have individual names?
It depends. Cerberus is often depicted with two, one, or even thousands of heads. These heads very well may represent several identities or forms, or perhaps merely aspects of Cerberus. Another thing to consider is the commonality of Greek mythology with Hinduism, and their shared Proto-Indo-European origins.Cerberus is a latinized version of the Ancient Greek “Kerberos” which is linked to the Sanskrit word “sarvarā” , meaning spotted, and used as an epithet of one of the dogs of Yama, the Hindu Lord of the Underworld. Both names, “Cerberus” and “Sarvara,” given to dogs of the Lord of the Underworld in their respective pantheons, are derived from the Proto-Indo-European word “k̑érberos”, meaning “spotted”. However, another name for one of Yama's two dogs is Shyama, from Sanskrit, meaning "the Black".If Yama has two dogs, with several names, and they share a common origin and nearly exactly Paralel Hades and his Cerberus - there is strong reason to believe the heads of Cerberus in Greek in mythology may very well have had names - Cerberus meaning “Spot” and “Black”, or their equivalent in Ancient Greek - “Cerberus”, and “Melanos”. What the name of the third head could be is anyone’s guess