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When you hear this name do you think it best on a boy or girl?
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I would prefer it on a girl but I find th name to be more of an insult. In a wolfpack the omega is a wolf that is almost outcast but not quite and essentially serves the purpose of carrying the stress. Not a very happy thing to be.
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Charlton Heston is...
The Omega Man.
So not a name for a person.
Hello my name is Y.
What?
No, Y.
The Omega Man.
So not a name for a person.
Hello my name is Y.
What?
No, Y.
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Omega 3 fatty acids!
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ditto, thats the first thing that came to mind
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ditto, but I could see it on a girl.
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I think of it as a girl's name. I only think of the Greek letter and the phrase "I am the Alpha and the Omega." I believe this is in reference to God? I'm not sure but it always pops into my head whenever I hear either Alpha or Omega. I don't think its horrible, just not good. It would be a good character name I think, but I don't think I like it for a real human.
But I disagree that it would be a trashy girl. She would have had to get her name from somewhere, meaning the parents would probably know the history of the name before naming her. I can see artsy, hippie type people naming their child Omega before I see some trailer trash hearing it and thinking "Oh, that sounds purdy!"
But I disagree that it would be a trashy girl. She would have had to get her name from somewhere, meaning the parents would probably know the history of the name before naming her. I can see artsy, hippie type people naming their child Omega before I see some trailer trash hearing it and thinking "Oh, that sounds purdy!"
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Yes, that's right
I also have this connection.
There are several references in the New Testament book of Revelation.
Most are phrased like this: "I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending..."
One is phrased like this: "I am Alpha and Omega, the first and the last..."
I also have this connection.
There are several references in the New Testament book of Revelation.
Most are phrased like this: "I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending..."
One is phrased like this: "I am Alpha and Omega, the first and the last..."
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Oh okay, I thought it was from the Bible but I wasn't sure! Thanks!
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Honestly, I don't think it works as a name. It reminds me of the Omega Moos from "Revenge of the Nerds".
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I knew a girl named this once. She was African American and very smart and classy. I have never met anyone else with the name.
I am in the states, never heard of Omega Burger. I have no other association with the name.
Even though it implies end, I think of completion which sounds better.
I am in the states, never heard of Omega Burger. I have no other association with the name.
Even though it implies end, I think of completion which sounds better.
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It is a food chain in the midwest, go google it if you don't beleive me.
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I believe you, but have never heard of it.
I've traveled all over the country.
I live on the east coast, grew up on the west coast.
I've traveled all over the country.
I live on the east coast, grew up on the west coast.
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I live in the midwest (kind of) and have never heard of it either. I've driven about the more midwesty midwest and have never seen one. I believe you that it exists, it just must not be very widespread.
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Ditto all, I believe you, just never heard of it.
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Neither... it's a letter.
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ditto.
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I'd prefer Omega for a girl. I don't care as much for Omega because to me, it means "the end" since it's the last letter of the Greek alphabet.
I love both Zeta and Delta. I like Delta because mathematically it represents change, and because of the connection to rivers. I can't use it because it's the name of a nearby town, so would be a bit silly for a child. I really love Zeta mostly because of the sound.
In general, I love that the names could be replaced with the Greek letter. I would love to be able to sign my name with a symbol (though I'm not about to change my name to a symbol, haha).
I think the sound and appearance of Sigma, Rho, Tau, Chi, or Psi would better fit a boy, though I don't particularly like them.
I love both Zeta and Delta. I like Delta because mathematically it represents change, and because of the connection to rivers. I can't use it because it's the name of a nearby town, so would be a bit silly for a child. I really love Zeta mostly because of the sound.
In general, I love that the names could be replaced with the Greek letter. I would love to be able to sign my name with a symbol (though I'm not about to change my name to a symbol, haha).
I think the sound and appearance of Sigma, Rho, Tau, Chi, or Psi would better fit a boy, though I don't particularly like them.
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Wow. Neither. Neither neither neither neither neither neither neither.
If I absolutely HAD to choose, I'd say girl, but a trashy, down-market, classless girl.
If I absolutely HAD to choose, I'd say girl, but a trashy, down-market, classless girl.
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