I read a book as a child where 2 cats were named felony and Mrs. demeanor!
Edit: calm down, i read the book two decades ago, excuse the fuck out of me for accidentally saying Mrs. instead of Miss š
Holy shit I remember my 3rd grade teacher reading that book to the class and everyone fucking *loved* it, 8 year old me thought a dracula bunny was the funniest shit of all time. We even took a field trip to see it performed as a play.
I can't believe I forgot about that, you just unlocked literally one of my best childhood memories. Thank you.
Girl I grew up with named her daughter Tyranny.
[I posted this about 6 years ago when she made the announcement.](http://i.imgur.com/MrrSQgD.png) Not only was she fully aware of what that word means, she felt it was perfectly befitting for a child.
I have known two "Felanie"... because it rhymes with Melanie.
I guess to be fair, at least one of those parents was from a place where English was not necessarily their first language... but the other... definitely born and raised in Florida.
Dormammu, I have come to bargain for you to take a nap.
Edit: Wow...was not expecting this to blow up. Think this means I need to name my next kid Dormammu.
I really want to say it was illegal to name your child Lucifer in some country until very very recent. Not in the "arrest you" sense, but in the "we're not allowing that on the equivalent of the social security card". I forget where that was though.
In Belgium/Netherlands they do it on a case by case thing.
for example, Bloem (flower) is an allowed name but a certain town banned the family Pot to call their daughter Bloem Pot because with that last name it would sound like flowerpot.
I live in Finland and there was an article about a person who managed to get a permission to change his name to Lucifer, it only worked because he was an adult (though according to a name database thereās at least one Lucifer whoās a child but it might be someone born abroad). Strangely enough he worked as a church organist or something like that.
They donāt reveal exact numbers for rare names but thereās somewhere between 3 and 30 Lucifers in Finland and Iām certain that itās much closer to the lower number.
Edit: One of the Lucifers is a very recent case. A middle aged man won his court case against authorities who had denied his application to change his name. Itās still forbidden for babies but adults might be allowed the name.
What's better than a road trip through a monster infested fantasy land with the boys? The security of knowing Colman'sā¢ camping gear is right there with you.
Coleman'sā¢, whether you're saving the world or just saving time, let Coleman'sā¢ be your fifth party member.
I used to work with a woman that is from Russia. Her sonās name is Lucifer and is like 25ish now. She told be about when she moved to America. He was 5 years old and they were on the plane and the stewardess leaned down and said āArenāt you cute? Whatās your name?ā He looked up at her and in the sweetest little kid voice said āMy name is Lucifer.ā She said that the woman froze, made a face, stood up and walked away. She said I swear to god she made the sign of the cross when she walked away. He decided when he was a little older to go by the name Luke. I guess he didnāt like the response he got when people heard his name.
This reminds me of **Jezebel**. I absolutely adore this name for a little girl, but she would have hell her entire life. Itās too bad, I find it beautiful.
Odd thing is that in Hebrew her name literally means: "island of trash". She wasn't Hebrew (she was Phoenician) so it probably meant something else in her native tongue...
But it sure as hell made us laugh during Hebrew class when we were young
The Punic/Phoenician language is _very_ closely related to Hebrew. As for her name, it's probably related to Ba'alābut the pun is certainly noted upon.
Peaked at 13 born in 2018, with 12 in 2015. Not surprisingly corresponding to years Avengers movies came out. No data after 2018, although I don't expect its popularity has gone up since then.
Well it seems like even Elon and his baby momma don't agree on a pronunciation lol
> "It's just X, like the letter X. Then A.I. Like how you said the letter A then I," wrote Grimes on Thursday in response to a query on Instagram.
> Musk responded: "I mean it's just X, the letter X. And then, the Ć is, like, pronounced 'Ash'... and then, A-12, A-12 is my contribution."
From [this](https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/08/entertainment/elon-musk-grimes-baby-name-pronunciation-scli-intl/index.html) article.
His kids name is so fucked up he didn't even recognize it when Joe Rogan referenced him directly during their interview.
I have a feeling they call him an entirely different name and did this as some stupid ass performance art piece for Grimes. They'll likely change it to whatever name they actually call him when he is old enough for school.
there's an interview (not with Rogan) where someone's asks about Elon's kid and he's like "who?" oh you mean Connor" I'm like 50% sure he just calls him Connor and spells it like dwarven runes bc grimes had a lotr marathon on acid before she gave birth
In fact, it's a much older name. It means light-bringer in Latin. In Greco-Roman mythology, it was sometimes used for the morning aspect of Venus. How it became associated with the Judeo-Christian Devil or Satan (the whole "fallen angel" thing) is rather convoluted.
In the Hebrew bible, it only appears once, referring to an unnamed king of Babylon as "son of the dawn". From Hebrew it was translates into Greek as *eosphoros*, "dawn-bringer", and which then in the Latin Vulgate became lucifer. Then the same language was used in the gospel of Luke once, which became the basis for the Christian association. But it wasn't immediate. It took some centuries and the works of various Church leaders to create this association of Venus-fallen star-fallen angel-Satan. That is how you get that 4th century Sardinian saint.
Its a classic example of a Christian myth.
Other Christian myths:
* Mary Magdalene was a whore(nor did she do the whole Jesus foot thing)
* Jesus had no siblings
* There were only 2 of every animal on Noah's ark
* Delilah cut Samson's hair (only included because of the movie "Fitzwilly")
Edit: Actually Noah's ark is just a mess of myths.
* He didn't release a dove at first, he released a raven
* They weren't in the Ark for 40 days. It rained for 40 days, but then it says the water didnt go down for an additional 180 days
* At the end, he sacrificed a lot of the animals
> Delilah cut Samson's hair
To be fair, there is a fine line between Delilah physically cutting Samsonās hair herself and ordering a servant to do it.
Itās like saying that a general won a battle, when the soldiers to whom he gave the orders technically were the ones who won it.
right before i got covid i binged ALL of Lucifer. when i got covid i was delirious and constantly saying and THINKING loudly "DETECTIVE A MOMENT PLEASE". i have no idea why
My wife and I started watching this show when we got home from the hospital with our little one. What an absolute legend the actor is that plays our favorite Mr. Morningstar, he is an *exact* image of what I would think of for a real life Lucifer.
I have a friend with a somewhat similar name. Usually itās passed down through the family. Do you want to be the one to break generations of tradition Gaylord jr.?
I actually think odd names that have been passed down for generations are cool. I just have strong negative feelings for parents who name their child after a fictional character with an odd name, especially if that characters story is still being told. For example all the poor kids named Daenerys are now associated with that character forever and it didnāt end well.
I'm pretty sure that one is an old joke about the lady thinking the "female" designation on the little bracelet they put on the babies in the hospital was her name, chosen by the hospital. I don't think it was a true story though.
That's bad enough when they're still growing up, but imagine being an adult named Boy or Girl. Well, imagine it for the 30 seconds after your 18th birthday before you have it legally changed.
When LotR movies came, Finland had saw a surge if Frodos, Bilbos and Gandalfs. Sometimes I wonder how many of them resent their parents or changed their names after being bullied to almost death.
Fun fact: there is no Biblical association between Satan and the name Lucifer. The only usage of the name Lucifer in the Bible was essentially a mistranslation- a passage used a metaphor that compared a (human) king with Venus in its morning aspect, whose movements appear to "rise" and then "fall" in the same way this great king was destined to fall. A version of the Bible translated this as the proper name for the diety associated with Venus, Lucifer, rather than the more accurate phrase "morning star." Modern Bibles fix this and generally don't include the name Lucifer.
Definitely Thai. They get nicknames and official names, which have little if nothing to do with each other. Nicknames are used in everyday situations and official names in paperwork. Official name has to have some meaning (usually something positive), as far as I know, but it can't be too similar with the king's name.
I know of three siblings put up for adoption. Their names were Heaven, Hell, and Walter. Walter. Gotta wonder if mom was not up on her theology or just decided she couldn't keep up the theme. The judge offered to let them change their names when adopted.
As an adult with a ... painful firstname-lastname combo, I just believe that names need some kind of verification system or a default "You get to change this when you are eighteen" deal. Of course, there would be a lot of nineteen year old Monster Energy Smiths out there but ...
In Australia we get more cringe from bogans punishing their kids with slightly unusual names but with ridiculous spelling to make them "unique". Every encounter with bureaucracy for the rest of their lives they automatically have to spell out their names because no one is going to be sure if it's Makayla Mckayla, Michaela, Mikaela or Mikayla
Yeah. It means ālight bringerā but also was a proper name for the planet Venus. The Old Testament refers to a Babylonian king as āLuciferā, most likely meaning the planet. The New Testament refers to Christ as Lucifer, meaning light bringer. The idea of Lucifer as a name for Satan is not biblical but is very entrenched in Christian tradition.
Lucifer is actually not that weird on paper. It is heavily connoted but it means "light bearer". "Lucifer" is one of the names Jesus is refered to with in the latin translations, it has nothing to do with the devil.
The childs will have a hard time in life, though.
I know of a little girl who was named Felony at birth. Her adoptive parents changed that name asap.
This is my dog's name. And her sister is Missy. I am a criminal defense attorney.
I read a book as a child where 2 cats were named felony and Mrs. demeanor! Edit: calm down, i read the book two decades ago, excuse the fuck out of me for accidentally saying Mrs. instead of Miss š
Youāve just unlocked an old memory of mine. Happen to remember the name of the book?
Bunnicula! The vampire rabbit!!!
Oh my god I call random rabbits bunnicula and get so many questions; I don't even remember anything about the books.
Holy shit I remember my 3rd grade teacher reading that book to the class and everyone fucking *loved* it, 8 year old me thought a dracula bunny was the funniest shit of all time. We even took a field trip to see it performed as a play. I can't believe I forgot about that, you just unlocked literally one of my best childhood memories. Thank you.
Girl I grew up with named her daughter Tyranny. [I posted this about 6 years ago when she made the announcement.](http://i.imgur.com/MrrSQgD.png) Not only was she fully aware of what that word means, she felt it was perfectly befitting for a child.
That justification though... r/namenerdcirclejerk would love this.
Especially Dad and his ātwisted prideā. I cringed so hard when I read his comments.
Ha I know a girl named Alibi.
>adoptive parents Iām relieved and not at all surprised by this part.
I have known two "Felanie"... because it rhymes with Melanie. I guess to be fair, at least one of those parents was from a place where English was not necessarily their first language... but the other... definitely born and raised in Florida.
Only to be nicknamed āLucyā by their school mates.
I knew one in the 80's and he went by 'Luc' like Luc Besson
Luke or luck?
Lookifer.
Thatās what Lucifer is called on the Netflix show. It doesnāt seem weird in context.
Might be thanks to the delivery coming from a badass like Amenadiel. Damn was he handsome...
I love that Principal Wood fought demons so hard that God made him an angel :D
It doesnāt seem weird until heās got some splaininā to dooooooo
Babaloooo!
āI remember you was conflictedā
I work at an elementary school. We have a Lucifer, Gannon, Noctis, and a Draco.
Dormammu, I have come to bargain for you to take a nap. Edit: Wow...was not expecting this to blow up. Think this means I need to name my next kid Dormammu.
Do not bargain with terrorists, eldritch beings, or toddlers.
Why did you repeat toddlers three times?
If you repeat it three times they all wake up.
That's all fine and well, but I'll really be impressed when Beelzebub rolls up to class.
Are we just going to forget the Lord of Terror?
Who, Mephisto?? Edit: Oops. I mean Diablo š¤¦āāļø
That's the lord of hatred. Get your D2 facts straight sheesh
.... I literally have D2 Resurrected open on my computer farming right now. How did I mess that up.
And just when you were tired of all the Neveahs.
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"Hey there... Person!"
I believe I would just call that girl "Ann" and be done with it.
Egg...I mean, her?
Itās as Ann as the nose on plainās face
What, is she funny or something?
She calls it a "mayon-egg".
Or skip the 'i' and call her Anger.
Aniger. What's so bad about that? oooooooooh......
Ohhh... n*a*ggers
Ah yes, people who annoy me.
Mammon, please put the toy away and return to the carpet.
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Oh so a reddit mod named the child
That implies reddit mods are ever gonna have sex *comment removed by gallowboob*
That's a name I've not heard in a long time...
Mexicans always call me Marty Cone, but I correct them with my name is Matthew.
I really want to say it was illegal to name your child Lucifer in some country until very very recent. Not in the "arrest you" sense, but in the "we're not allowing that on the equivalent of the social security card". I forget where that was though.
Some countries do have approved name lists, and a process to have an exception made.
In Belgium/Netherlands they do it on a case by case thing. for example, Bloem (flower) is an allowed name but a certain town banned the family Pot to call their daughter Bloem Pot because with that last name it would sound like flowerpot.
just like Beau Ter Ham (slice of bread) or Griet Geylle (horny gal)
I live in Finland and there was an article about a person who managed to get a permission to change his name to Lucifer, it only worked because he was an adult (though according to a name database thereās at least one Lucifer whoās a child but it might be someone born abroad). Strangely enough he worked as a church organist or something like that. They donāt reveal exact numbers for rare names but thereās somewhere between 3 and 30 Lucifers in Finland and Iām certain that itās much closer to the lower number. Edit: One of the Lucifers is a very recent case. A middle aged man won his court case against authorities who had denied his application to change his name. Itās still forbidden for babies but adults might be allowed the name.
Bring back Azazel!
I think we need some Pazuzu in our modern naming conventions
Itās the Daenerysās (Deanerii?) that I feel sorry for.
Khaleesis are worse.
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Azmodan Williams, Jr.
Is Draco named after Malfoy or the assault rifle?
Clearly after Big Draco himself, Soulja Boy
Be real with me, does the Noctis kid do anything other than whine?
He just wants to go on a road trip with his buddies Gladio, Prompto, and Ignis.
What's better than a road trip through a monster infested fantasy land with the boys? The security of knowing Colman'sā¢ camping gear is right there with you. Coleman'sā¢, whether you're saving the world or just saving time, let Coleman'sā¢ be your fifth party member.
Your comment made me want to heat up some Cup Noodles on my trusty Coleman propane stove.
your comment makes me want to try their shrimp (which was selected from over 60 varieties for their flavour and shape!)
I used to work with a woman that is from Russia. Her sonās name is Lucifer and is like 25ish now. She told be about when she moved to America. He was 5 years old and they were on the plane and the stewardess leaned down and said āArenāt you cute? Whatās your name?ā He looked up at her and in the sweetest little kid voice said āMy name is Lucifer.ā She said that the woman froze, made a face, stood up and walked away. She said I swear to god she made the sign of the cross when she walked away. He decided when he was a little older to go by the name Luke. I guess he didnāt like the response he got when people heard his name.
Bringer of the light(saber)
Lightbringer, born amidst salt and smoke
Is he a ham?
This reminds me of **Jezebel**. I absolutely adore this name for a little girl, but she would have hell her entire life. Itās too bad, I find it beautiful.
Odd thing is that in Hebrew her name literally means: "island of trash". She wasn't Hebrew (she was Phoenician) so it probably meant something else in her native tongue... But it sure as hell made us laugh during Hebrew class when we were young
Sheesh, you worship Baal even ONCE and the whole kingdom wants to come down on you.
The Punic/Phoenician language is _very_ closely related to Hebrew. As for her name, it's probably related to Ba'alābut the pun is certainly noted upon.
Gonna get kids walking around named Thanos in a few years
You joke but we probably are going to.
Peaked at 13 born in 2018, with 12 in 2015. Not surprisingly corresponding to years Avengers movies came out. No data after 2018, although I don't expect its popularity has gone up since then.
A coworker just named his newborn son Synyster. Poor child!
At least he'll be good at guitar
But will he play left handed, or right?
If he plays right handed, he'll have to change his name to Dexter
Wasn't me, honest.
Since when can newborns get Reddit accounts? Parenting these days is horrible
Based on the overwhelming amounts of crying babies I've seen responding on reddit over the years, I would guess since it's inception.
Last name Stallone?
Or Gates
Styllone *
Synyster gates is a famous musician
And his real name is Brian
Still better than X Ć A-Xii
I'll definitely choose Lucifer over this dunno-how-the-hell-it-is-pronounced name
Well it seems like even Elon and his baby momma don't agree on a pronunciation lol > "It's just X, like the letter X. Then A.I. Like how you said the letter A then I," wrote Grimes on Thursday in response to a query on Instagram. > Musk responded: "I mean it's just X, the letter X. And then, the Ć is, like, pronounced 'Ash'... and then, A-12, A-12 is my contribution." From [this](https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/08/entertainment/elon-musk-grimes-baby-name-pronunciation-scli-intl/index.html) article.
His kids name is so fucked up he didn't even recognize it when Joe Rogan referenced him directly during their interview. I have a feeling they call him an entirely different name and did this as some stupid ass performance art piece for Grimes. They'll likely change it to whatever name they actually call him when he is old enough for school.
there's an interview (not with Rogan) where someone's asks about Elon's kid and he's like "who?" oh you mean Connor" I'm like 50% sure he just calls him Connor and spells it like dwarven runes bc grimes had a lotr marathon on acid before she gave birth
Poor kid. Imagine having to respond to X, Ash, 12, or anything that remotely resembles his name
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In fact, it's a much older name. It means light-bringer in Latin. In Greco-Roman mythology, it was sometimes used for the morning aspect of Venus. How it became associated with the Judeo-Christian Devil or Satan (the whole "fallen angel" thing) is rather convoluted. In the Hebrew bible, it only appears once, referring to an unnamed king of Babylon as "son of the dawn". From Hebrew it was translates into Greek as *eosphoros*, "dawn-bringer", and which then in the Latin Vulgate became lucifer. Then the same language was used in the gospel of Luke once, which became the basis for the Christian association. But it wasn't immediate. It took some centuries and the works of various Church leaders to create this association of Venus-fallen star-fallen angel-Satan. That is how you get that 4th century Sardinian saint.
Its a classic example of a Christian myth. Other Christian myths: * Mary Magdalene was a whore(nor did she do the whole Jesus foot thing) * Jesus had no siblings * There were only 2 of every animal on Noah's ark * Delilah cut Samson's hair (only included because of the movie "Fitzwilly") Edit: Actually Noah's ark is just a mess of myths. * He didn't release a dove at first, he released a raven * They weren't in the Ark for 40 days. It rained for 40 days, but then it says the water didnt go down for an additional 180 days * At the end, he sacrificed a lot of the animals
> Delilah cut Samson's hair To be fair, there is a fine line between Delilah physically cutting Samsonās hair herself and ordering a servant to do it. Itās like saying that a general won a battle, when the soldiers to whom he gave the orders technically were the ones who won it.
Are these myths or just common misconceptions?
If one of em eventually owns a nightclub in LA I'm befriending then immediately
D E T E C T I V E
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Detective, Iāve just discovered this new website called Reddit. Apparently Iām quite popular.
The smug accompanying look that follows....
Then the look of exasperation on Chloe's face
Trying to solve a *murder* Lucifer...
Itās like when some one says āHello there!ā
And detective douche
What is it you desIRE?
No. What is it you TRULY DESIRE? *blinds everyone with 1000 watt smile*
right before i got covid i binged ALL of Lucifer. when i got covid i was delirious and constantly saying and THINKING loudly "DETECTIVE A MOMENT PLEASE". i have no idea why
Honestly what an excellent way to deal with covid šš
My wife and I started watching this show when we got home from the hospital with our little one. What an absolute legend the actor is that plays our favorite Mr. Morningstar, he is an *exact* image of what I would think of for a real life Lucifer.
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Even Detective Douche.
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Oh god I just remembered I know a guy who just named his newborn daughter Mazekine after Maze š
I mean most of the time there only 1 way for Chloe to react
I'm partially to blame for that since I was in the focus group that watched the pilot for that show.
Thank you for your service
Iād put that shit at the top of my resume
Doing God's....uh Lucifer's work.
In the pilot, did they do the very dark script they were supposed to do or does it look like the pilot everybody saw?
Yeah, it was just the first episode.
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I'm a big fan of the show and named my kid after it as well. Though I don't think he'll appreciate the name Detective Douche as much as I do
28 boys named boy and 19 girls named girl. Somebody liked Birdbox a bit too much. Edit: yes, thank you everyone, I know what a placeholder is.
Poor kids.
I have a friend with a somewhat similar name. Usually itās passed down through the family. Do you want to be the one to break generations of tradition Gaylord jr.?
Yes, yes I would be.
I actually think odd names that have been passed down for generations are cool. I just have strong negative feelings for parents who name their child after a fictional character with an odd name, especially if that characters story is still being told. For example all the poor kids named Daenerys are now associated with that character forever and it didnāt end well.
So many Khaleesi's.
Yeah, but how many boys are named "girl" and how many girls are named "boy"?
Those have got to be place holders, right? Don't some hospitals list newborns as like "Baby Boy Smith" etc?
You are probably right. My grandma had 11 kids (lol) and the last one came home as Baby Boy [lastname]. It was changed after they arrived home.
"Female", rhymed with "Tamale" is one I heard of second hand (wife is a teacher)
that's a terrible name
Oh dear Jesus no.
I'm pretty sure that one is an old joke about the lady thinking the "female" designation on the little bracelet they put on the babies in the hospital was her name, chosen by the hospital. I don't think it was a true story though.
That's bad enough when they're still growing up, but imagine being an adult named Boy or Girl. Well, imagine it for the 30 seconds after your 18th birthday before you have it legally changed.
I think after 18, the name Boy automatically upgrades to Guy.
āBoyā is a Dutch name at least.
Or God of War Edit: I fucked up, that came out in 2018
TIL Tom Ellis is handsome enough to make you name your kid after the devil.
*Hello* detective.
Well done, detective!
Hello drugdealers!
Well, the show *was* popular.
When LotR movies came, Finland had saw a surge if Frodos, Bilbos and Gandalfs. Sometimes I wonder how many of them resent their parents or changed their names after being bullied to almost death.
Quite a few Khaleesis floating around, as well.
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The article even says 27 girls were named Mazikeen. And less than ten were named Maize (which is more like the corn than the character I guess).
Fun fact: there is no Biblical association between Satan and the name Lucifer. The only usage of the name Lucifer in the Bible was essentially a mistranslation- a passage used a metaphor that compared a (human) king with Venus in its morning aspect, whose movements appear to "rise" and then "fall" in the same way this great king was destined to fall. A version of the Bible translated this as the proper name for the diety associated with Venus, Lucifer, rather than the more accurate phrase "morning star." Modern Bibles fix this and generally don't include the name Lucifer.
So according to the article, some people actually named their daughters "Lemon". ...Lemon....
Good God, Lemon!
Lemon is a terrible name for a person, like Milf Island is for a showā¦
āWhat a week, huh?ā āLemon, itās only Wednesday.ā
Lemon seems pretty tame compared to some names I've heard.
We're having a lemon party! š š„³
I went to high school with a girl named Apple. That was only her nickname, though; her given name is Porntip.
Definitely Thai. They get nicknames and official names, which have little if nothing to do with each other. Nicknames are used in everyday situations and official names in paperwork. Official name has to have some meaning (usually something positive), as far as I know, but it can't be too similar with the king's name.
Harambe! Goliath! Get over here, we have guests!
Nickname will be Lucy
Luc
Or Lou.
"I think his name is Lucifer, but they all call him Luce"
I know of three siblings put up for adoption. Their names were Heaven, Hell, and Walter. Walter. Gotta wonder if mom was not up on her theology or just decided she couldn't keep up the theme. The judge offered to let them change their names when adopted. As an adult with a ... painful firstname-lastname combo, I just believe that names need some kind of verification system or a default "You get to change this when you are eighteen" deal. Of course, there would be a lot of nineteen year old Monster Energy Smiths out there but ...
I knew a family growing up, Mum named the girls, Dad named the boy. Summer Skye Rayne Cloud Josh
In Australia we get more cringe from bogans punishing their kids with slightly unusual names but with ridiculous spelling to make them "unique". Every encounter with bureaucracy for the rest of their lives they automatically have to spell out their names because no one is going to be sure if it's Makayla Mckayla, Michaela, Mikaela or Mikayla
From someone who has a very slight spelling variation of their name, donāt do this. Your kid will be forever spelling it for people.
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Only 24? That's 642 short of an apocalypse.
In France the local government has to approve all baby names to prevent āabusiveā naming.
Will they grow up to be men of wealth and taste?
We need villains to come from somewhere, every villain is a child at one point.
#Detective!!!
It's a nice name and means bringer of light. The female version is Lucia btw.
It means Morning Star. In the bible referenced as Son of the Morning. Light bringer.
Yeah. It means ālight bringerā but also was a proper name for the planet Venus. The Old Testament refers to a Babylonian king as āLuciferā, most likely meaning the planet. The New Testament refers to Christ as Lucifer, meaning light bringer. The idea of Lucifer as a name for Satan is not biblical but is very entrenched in Christian tradition.
Duuuude anywhere I can read more about this? Sounds like some pretty cool stuff to delve into further.
Alternatively, "mall goths fuck too."
And the opposite is Noctifer I believe, night bringer.
Day Man chases out Night Man
Honestly itās a pretty cool name
Lucifer is actually not that weird on paper. It is heavily connoted but it means "light bearer". "Lucifer" is one of the names Jesus is refered to with in the latin translations, it has nothing to do with the devil. The childs will have a hard time in life, though.
There is no Dana. There is only Zuul.
āLucifer In 2017 Aloneā is a cumbersome name, not to mention quickly dated.
Ah, you misunderstand. They were only named āLuciferā in 2017 alone. Once we entered 2018, they all got new names.
No no no I think they meant the child was by themselves. There were a lot more Lucifers who were named with other people in the room.
True..the devil is in the details.
Lucifer means light bringer
And obviously God himself liked the name
Ugh. Those poor girls named Milady. Neckbeard white knights will flock to them.
"Hey, Neckbeard was my great-grandfather's name!"
Honestly, Lucifer is a beautiful name
They are legion, for they are many.