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| Keeper of the Gate Join Date: May 2002 Location: Belgium
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| Looking for names, amazone-sounding names!! Okay, this may sound very stupid but I'm looking for names that sound amazone-like. I'm writing a fanfiction for Stargate and I'm doing something with amazones and therefore I need names. Lots of names!! Okay, I don't really know if this is the right place to post this thread but I was thinking maybe Xena-fans know those things. If you could just give some names or a place where I can find them that would mean a lot to me. Thank you, Falcon Horus :blush: |
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| Nymphet Connoisseur Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: the deep south, home of Hootie, Strom Thurmond, Vanna White and Donna Rice!
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| Difficult to say, since there was no pattern for Amazon names on the show. Hippolyta (from the Herc TV movie) was a mythological Amazon, and Lysia (Lucy's role) was a Greek name, but that's about it. Stephen Sears, who wrote most of the Amazon episodes, admitted that he made most of the names up. "Melosa" for example, was just a root word for "honey" in Greek. "Eponin" was after a character in "Les Miserables." I *think* he said "Ephiny" came from "Epiphany" but I may be wrong. "Messalina" was a Roman empress. "Chalapa" came from the Taco Bell "chalupa" - seriously! One of the Amazons' names came from a girl he was dating at the time - I think it was Velasca, and his girlfriend's last name was Velsaco. (But again, I may be wrong.) I *think* he said "Solari" just came from "sun." "Cyane" is a shade of blue. Other names- Terreis, Varia, Erys, Amarise.... I think he just made up because they sounded cool! So my suggestion would be - get a French or Spanish or Italian or Greek dictionary - and then just find words that sound cool to you - and make them into Amazon names! ![]() |
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| Nymphet Connoisseur Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: the deep south, home of Hootie, Strom Thurmond, Vanna White and Donna Rice!
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| Hey I just took a peek at your profile, and discovered a couple of interesting things - you are studying archaeology, for example! So did I! I was a classics major, so it was more literature and language than anything else, but still. I got to spend part of my junior year in Italy, and visited tons of cool sites. Also I noticed you're from Belgium? Soo cool! Are you one of the French-speakers, German speakers, Dutch-speakers, or Flemish speakers? Or all of the above? Several waaay cool Belgian girls visit another forum I go to - SF-Fandom.com - similar divisions of topics like here. Come visit some time! |
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| Keeper of the Gate Join Date: May 2002 Location: Belgium
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| Hello again, I live in Flanders near the Dutch border, so that makes me a Flemish-speaking girl. If you're interested in Belgium, this is the official website -> www.fgov.be I just started archaeology. It has always been my dream to become an archaeologist and discover something that will change history (or something like that). I'm really interested in Ancient Egypt, Giza, Tutanchamon, the Sphinx...it's all very exciting to me.I guess that's why I'm such a big Stargate-fan. :blush: Well, I'm certainly going to check out that forum you recommended. Greetz, Falcon Horus ![]() |
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