Miyu
07-24-2013, 02:58 AM
I have a few ideas as to what name I would like for my mermaid persona, all from different cultures, but mostly Japanese (yes, yes, I know I'm not Japanese; that doesn't mean my mermaid persona can't be). I've tried to pick names that aren't already used in the mermaid community and that mean something to me. Please let me know which one(s) you like best!
I'm planning on having a cherry-blossom tail, thus all the Japanese names
(For Japanese names, breakdowns of the syllables/kanji are given so you can mix and match meanings)
Mizuki (Japanese): "Beautiful Moon", other kanji spellings include: Mizu = water; ki= hope, tree, radiance, valuable, noble; mi = sea/ocean, beautiful
Miyu (Japanese): mi = beautiful/truth; yu = gentleness/superiority/tie/bind/evening
Miu (Japanese): "beautiful feather"
Miki (Japanese): "beautiful chronicle"
Misaki (Japanese): "beautiful blossom"
Mio (Japanese): "beautiful cherry blossom" or "beautiful thread"
Michiko (Japanese): mi = beautiful; chi = wisdom/intellect; ko = child
Manami (Japanese): mana= love/affection; mi = beautiful/sea, ocean
Kumiko (Japanese): ku = long time; mi = beautiful; ko = child
Hiroko (Japanese): hiro = tolerant,generous/abundant/prosperous; ko = child
Sakura (Japanese): cherry blossom
Sakurako (Japanese) cherry blossom child
Merope (lost sister of the Pleiades in mythology)
Dryope: sometimes thought of as a nymph/one of the Pleiades and lover of Hermes
Mira (MEE- rah, Sanskrit for 'ocean')
INDU (इन्दु): Hindi name derived from the Sanskrit word for the moon, meaning "bright drop."
Feedback would be appreciated! I'm drawn to moon names because I've always had an affinity with the moon, then when I was at Burning Man, I got my "Burner name" of Moonlight from some very wonderful people in a very magical way...
I'm planning on having a cherry-blossom tail, thus all the Japanese names
(For Japanese names, breakdowns of the syllables/kanji are given so you can mix and match meanings)
Mizuki (Japanese): "Beautiful Moon", other kanji spellings include: Mizu = water; ki= hope, tree, radiance, valuable, noble; mi = sea/ocean, beautiful
Miyu (Japanese): mi = beautiful/truth; yu = gentleness/superiority/tie/bind/evening
Miu (Japanese): "beautiful feather"
Miki (Japanese): "beautiful chronicle"
Misaki (Japanese): "beautiful blossom"
Mio (Japanese): "beautiful cherry blossom" or "beautiful thread"
Michiko (Japanese): mi = beautiful; chi = wisdom/intellect; ko = child
Manami (Japanese): mana= love/affection; mi = beautiful/sea, ocean
Kumiko (Japanese): ku = long time; mi = beautiful; ko = child
Hiroko (Japanese): hiro = tolerant,generous/abundant/prosperous; ko = child
Sakura (Japanese): cherry blossom
Sakurako (Japanese) cherry blossom child
Merope (lost sister of the Pleiades in mythology)
Dryope: sometimes thought of as a nymph/one of the Pleiades and lover of Hermes
Mira (MEE- rah, Sanskrit for 'ocean')
INDU (इन्दु): Hindi name derived from the Sanskrit word for the moon, meaning "bright drop."
Feedback would be appreciated! I'm drawn to moon names because I've always had an affinity with the moon, then when I was at Burning Man, I got my "Burner name" of Moonlight from some very wonderful people in a very magical way...