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Help[Games] themed siblling names
give some examples of nongeneric-themed sibling names combos
so nothing boring like flower, color or gem names where there are a billion different ones that could fit the theme
instead I want something where there is some connection between all which might not everyone notice but is still pretty obvious
like for a few examples:
Brook, Paige and Reed (book themed: book, page and read)
Emmy, Oscar, Tony and Ghram (from the most famous awards EGOT)
Archer, Arrow & Bowie (bow arrow and archer xD )
so nothing boring like flower, color or gem names where there are a billion different ones that could fit the theme
instead I want something where there is some connection between all which might not everyone notice but is still pretty obvious
like for a few examples:
Brook, Paige and Reed (book themed: book, page and read)
Emmy, Oscar, Tony and Ghram (from the most famous awards EGOT)
Archer, Arrow & Bowie (bow arrow and archer xD )
This message was edited 7/5/2023, 12:51 PM
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Rhett, Ishmael, and Lemuel (lead characters from novels in This case, Gone with the Wind, Moby Dick, Gulliver's Travels)
Carole, Jean, Thelma (Hollywood golden age platinum blondes Lombard, Harlow, and Todd)
Katharine and Eleanor, Peter and Henry (famous actors playing famous people Hepburn and O'Toole, Eleanor of Aquitaine and Henry II)
Alfred, Arthur, Edmund (Pre-Norman English kings)
Leonard, Zachary, Ethan (actors who played Mr Spock)
Ruth, Edith, Carol, Marlena (Captain Kirk's good friends)
Carole, Jean, Thelma (Hollywood golden age platinum blondes Lombard, Harlow, and Todd)
Katharine and Eleanor, Peter and Henry (famous actors playing famous people Hepburn and O'Toole, Eleanor of Aquitaine and Henry II)
Alfred, Arthur, Edmund (Pre-Norman English kings)
Leonard, Zachary, Ethan (actors who played Mr Spock)
Ruth, Edith, Carol, Marlena (Captain Kirk's good friends)
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- Deborah and Melissa (both have meanings related to bees)
- Hera, Rhea, and Gaia (from Greek mythology)
- Chris, Zachary, and Karl (three lead actors from Star Trek AOS)
- Michael, Sebastian, Fernando, Lewis, and Max (some of the Formula 1 drivers who've won more than one WDC)
- Dolores and Bronagh (both have meanings related to sorrow)
- London and Paris (both capital cities)
- Margaret, Bermet, and Jumana (all mean "pearl")
- Paloma and Jemima (both mean "dove")
- Desdemona, Ophelia and Cordelia (all from Shakespearean tragedies)
- Beatrice and Hero (both from Much Ado About Nothing)
- Virginia, Carolina, and Dakota (all US states)
- Luz, Pilar, Reyes, and Paz (Marian titles)
- Luna and Selene (both moon goddesses in their respective pantheons)
- Hera, Rhea, and Gaia (from Greek mythology)
- Chris, Zachary, and Karl (three lead actors from Star Trek AOS)
- Michael, Sebastian, Fernando, Lewis, and Max (some of the Formula 1 drivers who've won more than one WDC)
- Dolores and Bronagh (both have meanings related to sorrow)
- London and Paris (both capital cities)
- Margaret, Bermet, and Jumana (all mean "pearl")
- Paloma and Jemima (both mean "dove")
- Desdemona, Ophelia and Cordelia (all from Shakespearean tragedies)
- Beatrice and Hero (both from Much Ado About Nothing)
- Virginia, Carolina, and Dakota (all US states)
- Luz, Pilar, Reyes, and Paz (Marian titles)
- Luna and Selene (both moon goddesses in their respective pantheons)
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George, John, Thomas, and James (first 4 American presidents - Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison)
Louis, Moses, and Jerome (real names of the Three Stooges - Larry, Moe, and Curly)
Katharine, Frances, Ingrid and Meryl (actresses with the most Oscars - Hepburn, McDormand, Bergman, and Streep)
Linda, Patricia, Cynthia, and Maureen (someone did the Beatles - these are their first wives...)
Mary, Dhani, Julian, and Zak (and these are their oldest children. Or, in George's case, his only child.)
Julia, Gordon, Rachael, and Ina (famous celebrity chefs - Child, Ramsay, Ray, and Garten)
Nadia, Aidan, and Diana (anagrams)
Sonnet, Ode, Sestina, and Lyric (types of poems)
Roald, Theodor, Maurice, Judy, and Beverly (famous children's book authors - Dahl, Dr. Seuss, Sendak, Blume, and Cleary)
Mary, Laura, Caroline, and Grace (Ingalls siblings from Little House on the Prairie)
Anna, Louisa, Elizabeth, and Abigail May (Louisa May Alcott's real-life siblings - or Margaret/Meg, Josephine/Jo, Elizabeth/Beth, and Amy in Little Women)
Johnny, Waylon, Willie, and Kris (Cash, Jennings, Nelson, Kristofferson - The Highwaymen, a country music supergroup)
Juliet, Ophelia, Desdemona, and Cordelia (characters from Shakespeare tragedies)
Scarlett, Suellen, and Carreen (Scarlett O'Hara and her sisters)
Daniel and Jack (actors with most Oscar wins - Daniel Day-Lewis and Jack Nicholson)
Oliver, Nicholas, David, and Edwin (title names from Charles Dickens novels)
Louis, Moses, and Jerome (real names of the Three Stooges - Larry, Moe, and Curly)
Katharine, Frances, Ingrid and Meryl (actresses with the most Oscars - Hepburn, McDormand, Bergman, and Streep)
Linda, Patricia, Cynthia, and Maureen (someone did the Beatles - these are their first wives...)
Mary, Dhani, Julian, and Zak (and these are their oldest children. Or, in George's case, his only child.)
Julia, Gordon, Rachael, and Ina (famous celebrity chefs - Child, Ramsay, Ray, and Garten)
Nadia, Aidan, and Diana (anagrams)
Sonnet, Ode, Sestina, and Lyric (types of poems)
Roald, Theodor, Maurice, Judy, and Beverly (famous children's book authors - Dahl, Dr. Seuss, Sendak, Blume, and Cleary)
Mary, Laura, Caroline, and Grace (Ingalls siblings from Little House on the Prairie)
Anna, Louisa, Elizabeth, and Abigail May (Louisa May Alcott's real-life siblings - or Margaret/Meg, Josephine/Jo, Elizabeth/Beth, and Amy in Little Women)
Johnny, Waylon, Willie, and Kris (Cash, Jennings, Nelson, Kristofferson - The Highwaymen, a country music supergroup)
Juliet, Ophelia, Desdemona, and Cordelia (characters from Shakespeare tragedies)
Scarlett, Suellen, and Carreen (Scarlett O'Hara and her sisters)
Daniel and Jack (actors with most Oscar wins - Daniel Day-Lewis and Jack Nicholson)
Oliver, Nicholas, David, and Edwin (title names from Charles Dickens novels)
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Moses, Aaron, and Elizabeth (biblical family)
Romulus, Julius, and Constantine (roman monarchs)
George, Paul, John, and Richard (the beatles)
Albert and Marie (after Einstein and Kiri)
Carl Henry/ Charles Henry and Frederick (after Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels)
David, Solomon and Saul (biblical monarchs)
Alexander, Philip, Agamemnon (greek kings)
Darius, Cyrus, Reza (persian kings)
Romulus, Julius, and Constantine (roman monarchs)
George, Paul, John, and Richard (the beatles)
Albert and Marie (after Einstein and Kiri)
Carl Henry/ Charles Henry and Frederick (after Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels)
David, Solomon and Saul (biblical monarchs)
Alexander, Philip, Agamemnon (greek kings)
Darius, Cyrus, Reza (persian kings)
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Fun fact!
I chose my name after I saw triplets named Story, Poem, and Prose!
Here's a few:
Opal, Jasper, and Pearl (old-timey gem names)
Mercy, Faith, and Grace (Puritan virtues)
Violet, Lilac, and Lavender (flowers & shades of purple)
Flannery & Faulkner (Southern Gothic authors)
Eudora & Magnolia (this one's looser but cute - Eudora Welty is an author from Mississippi who loved gardening, and MS's state flower is the magnolia)
I chose my name after I saw triplets named Story, Poem, and Prose!
Here's a few:
Opal, Jasper, and Pearl (old-timey gem names)
Mercy, Faith, and Grace (Puritan virtues)
Violet, Lilac, and Lavender (flowers & shades of purple)
Flannery & Faulkner (Southern Gothic authors)
Eudora & Magnolia (this one's looser but cute - Eudora Welty is an author from Mississippi who loved gardening, and MS's state flower is the magnolia)
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Allegra, Piper, Viola (musical theme)
Bay, Caspian, Coral (nautical theme)
Wren, Raven, Robin (bird theme)
Griffin & Phoenix (mythological bird theme)
Joey, Kit, Billy (animal theme)
Berry, Clementine, Olive (fruit theme)
Note: Also, I think Booker would be better paired with Paige & Reed than Brook would.
Bay, Caspian, Coral (nautical theme)
Wren, Raven, Robin (bird theme)
Griffin & Phoenix (mythological bird theme)
Joey, Kit, Billy (animal theme)
Berry, Clementine, Olive (fruit theme)
Note: Also, I think Booker would be better paired with Paige & Reed than Brook would.
This message was edited 7/4/2023, 3:29 PM
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