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Posted 2024-02-27 18:51:04
#1164264
I think i'd name them wisteria
Spottednwn
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Posted 2024-02-27 19:01:49
#1164274
I has a name for the beauty :)

I chose to add the name Ixcaumbla or Auðcacao. A combination of the following goddesses.

The reason being the two goddess I found which are...Ixcacao and Auðumbla. Ixcacao is the Mayan goddess of Chocolate and Auðumbla is the norse goddess of milk.

So The goddess of Chocolate and Milk??? 		Fierce
#63112
Posted 2024-02-27 19:45:36
#1164301
I like it! It's original :)
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#133944
Posted 2024-02-27 19:47:44
#1164303
@Spottednwn
Added your name to, and I love plant names!
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Posted 2024-02-27 20:02:30 (edited)
#1164311
Ardere! It means "Charred" pretty much- He reminds me of burned or charred ashes! 		Dewdrop
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Posted 2024-02-27 20:46:41
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@Dewdrop
Thats a really unique name! Adding it to the wheel :)
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Posted 2024-02-27 21:20:37
#1164332
Rio  or Teru (I'm horrible at naming things) 		Jay
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Posted 2024-02-27 21:22:58 (edited)
#1164333
Actually I think those are both really cute names, I can only add one name per person to my Wheel-Of-Names so I will add my favorite of those 2 (Teru)
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Posted 2024-02-27 21:32:21
#1164337
READ THIS!!!
In addition to the decor prize I will be giving out to the winner there will also be a T1 piebald, not super exiting as its just a T1 but good enough in my opinion :)
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Posted 2024-02-27 21:41:30
#1164342
Pirta.
It is the English translation of "blizzard" from the Navajo language.
Qanuk.
The English translation of "snowflake" from the Navajo language.

Just spitting ideas
Soop
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