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Help[Opinions] I need a "fruity" French middle name for a character.
Fruity as in related to fruit.
Bonus points for keeping these things in mind:
-One that sounds good with the first name Tsubame, the last name Joy, or both.
-One that has to do with strawberries or berries in general.
Gender doesn't matter.
And yes, I have a character with a Japanese first name and a French middle name. Gotta love Pokemon.
Bonus points for keeping these things in mind:
-One that sounds good with the first name Tsubame, the last name Joy, or both.
-One that has to do with strawberries or berries in general.
Gender doesn't matter.
And yes, I have a character with a Japanese first name and a French middle name. Gotta love Pokemon.
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It's not in the database, so I can't be sure. But Allegra has polls with the feminine name Pommeline in them. Pomme is the French word for apple, if distant memory serves. I tried to search Pomona to see if it was related, but came up empty.
The only masculine name I could think of is Amboise (= Ambrose). It isn't related at all to "framboise / raspberry" but it sound similar. Besides, could "ambrosia / nectar of the gods" count as fruit? Ambrosine for a girl? Just a wild stab in the dark.
The only masculine name I could think of is Amboise (= Ambrose). It isn't related at all to "framboise / raspberry" but it sound similar. Besides, could "ambrosia / nectar of the gods" count as fruit? Ambrosine for a girl? Just a wild stab in the dark.
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Bleuette means blueberry. It was used as a first name on 724 girls in France between 1900 and 2003.
Framboise means raspberry and was used only 4 times between 1900 and 2003.
Framboise means raspberry and was used only 4 times between 1900 and 2003.
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Cerise or Cassis.
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Got a couple
This one isn't french, but it's cute
JAGODA
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Croatian, Serbian, Polish
Means "strawberry" in Croatian and Serbian, and "berry" in Polish.
Fraise is Strawberry in french.
So Fraiser? Or Fraser?
This one isn't french, but it's cute
JAGODA
Gender: Feminine
Usage: Croatian, Serbian, Polish
Means "strawberry" in Croatian and Serbian, and "berry" in Polish.
Fraise is Strawberry in french.
So Fraiser? Or Fraser?
This message was edited 10/2/2008, 5:03 AM
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