Kc Naming Help Needed

[Zephyr]

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Hi all

A friend of mine is thinking about names for her up and coming GSD litter and I thought I'd ask you clever lot for some help as you are really good at naming. Her affix is 10 letters, so the rest of it can only be 14 letters or less I think.

The bitch is called Tikki, which is a south african threepenny bit, so she thought names of coins might be nice such as Silver Dollar, Gold Sovereign, Silver Sixpence etc.

However, one of the prospective owners wants it to be Pegasus, so going along that theme, maybe other winged creatures/Gods such as Cupid, Eros, Mercury?

OR, as Tikki's KC name includes Tikki For Luck, maybe something along the Luck line, or even For........ something!

Any thoughts? She would be really grateful for some advice. :thumbsup:

 

[Zephyr]

Anyone?

Conis, winged creatures or lucky names? :thumbsup:

 

[k4tie-d]

Hi all
A friend of mine is thinking about names for her up and coming GSD litter and I thought I'd ask you clever lot for some help as you are really good at naming. Her affix is 10 letters, so the rest of it can only be 14 letters or less I think.

The bitch is called Tikki, which is a south african threepenny bit, so she thought names of coins might be nice such as Silver Dollar, Gold Sovereign, Silver Sixpence etc.

lucky penny, gold coin, peice of eight

However, one of the prospective owners wants it to be Pegasus, so going along that theme, maybe other winged creatures/Gods such as Cupid, Eros, Mercury?

phenix, tooth fairy :- " ,

OR, as Tikki's KC name includes Tikki For Luck, maybe something along the Luck line, or even For........ something!

lucky penny,

Any thoughts?  She would be really grateful for some advice. :thumbsup:

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sorry im not much more help :b

 

[rls22]

If she's thinking of Pegasus, maybe going down the Greek Mythology line would be interesting. Icarus was a flying person, well kind of :thumbsup:

I will give it some more thought, I like things like this :lol:

 

[Zephyr]

Bump

 

[quintessence]

Winged cratures (or links with)

Phoenix (Firebird) Pegasus, Daedalus, Icarus, Hermes

 

[Wayward_Angel]

Brass in Pocket

Six pence none th Richer

Heads or Tails

Toss a Coin

Queen of a Silva Dol'r

dwn to my last dime

 

[aslan]

Quick Quid

Fast Buck

Brass Razoo

Money Talks

Cashed Up

Cash in Hand

Cash Flow

Time is Money

For Love Nor Money

Money Honey

Penny Farthing

Miss Moneypenny

Ha'penny

Penny Lane

Penny Arcade

Silver Dollar

Dollars n Sense (Cents)

Five N Dime

That's just off the top of my head ... may be more later

 

[Dusilla]

No name suggestions, sorry :b , but here's a wonderful link with loads of names: http://lowchensaustralia.com/names.htm :thumbsup: .

 

[Zephyr]

Fantastic :thumbsup: - thanks so much for your input everyone, my friend will be really grateful! :cheers:

 

[aslan]

Tikki, which is a south african threepenny bit,

I think Aussies used to call a threepenny a Thrippence or a Thrippenny Bit (do they pronounce it like that in England too?) and we used to get them in our Christmas puddings when I was a kid.

Another Aussie expression - Not For Quids

Pennies from Heaven

Still thinking....

 

[Avalonia]

In Canada we have a Loonie coin (picture of the very beautiful Loon on the coin) which is roughly half a pound, and the Toonie coin (equal right now to a pound). In North American terms the Loonie is one dollar and the Toonie is two dollars. Both replaced paper currency.

So she could have a Loonie, Toonie, and a Loonie Toonie and still be within her requisite number. And she would have everyone wondering where on earth she came up with such creative names.

Lanny Morry