General Discussion

Hi! I've been looking to change my username across multiple sites for a long time now and thought maybe I could find some ideas and help here. Help me come up with a potential new username and win [emoji=gem size=1] 300 (if there's none I pick to use, I'll still give the prize to my fav anyway) You can enter as many names as you like. [b]Preferences:[/b] - Short and sweet, nothing super long - Unique [b]Likes the use of:[/b] - Tori/Tor - Az/Azi - Blue/Azure - Birds - Stars - Light - Cute themes - Repetition (ex: riri, ruru, etc) - Language translations & meanings - Made up words/names rather than, for example, things like "PinkPanda", "DarkSong" etc You don't have to stick to these ideas or themes, they're just a gist of some things I like for some inspiration! `v`/ (I hope this is the right forum for this asdfgh) Thank you for any interest! I'll likely close within a few days/in a week Edit: Adding this here rather than bumping. I still haven't found anything I'd like to use everywhere but thank you for all the suggestions! They've given me some new inspiration. And a congrats to @denial for winning the prize!

@phereo azure starlight or azure stars light

Alamar (means gold)

Katanta (means lastborn)

Denye (means lastborn)

Avasanatte (means lastborn)

StarComicCon

BrokenSky

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CeruSparrow, why not.

Pakshiaz (pakshi = bird in Hindi)

heh so one of my favorite ways to name dragons is by finding a word that I think describes them and then googling "[word] in different languages" and bring up indifferentlanguages.com where it shows that word in 80 different languages. It's really interesting! I couldn't really find any that I thought you might like but that's just an idea if you want to look into it.

anyways some of my ideas were

ToriVega (Vega is a star in Lyra)
CastorAzi (Castor is a star in Gemini)

Star names found on https://www.naic.edu/~gibson/starnames/starnames.html

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Allow me to use my melodic nomenclature

Azinuduth
Nykandwe
Azurawess
Foehb
Toriwivith
Nattelepus
Kheivveb
Vynivoth
Thepdivin
Westelowess

There are three star constallations with interesting names, they are Grus (Crane), Tucana (Toucan) and Pavo (Peacock) which are found in the southern sky.

Since they are all latin words, it would prove pretty unique to use and a quick search on FR proves NO user uses any of these names in just thier orginal forms (Grus/Pavo), with Tucana not even having any user who uses it as part of thier name (thus no results).

Grus & Pavo can also be combnined still as they are pretty short themself and many sites require atleast 5 letters while Tucana is pretty good to go.