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Astoria Kennel Basic User Posts : 317 |
In the real world.... I have a small 'hobby' kennel but have never needed my own kennel name as I co-owned and used theirs prior.
I'm planning on breeding my first litter in this breed next Spring and am ready for a real kennel name. I've always used Astoria (both here on SD and in real life) prior but my fiancé doesn't care for it. I started in dachshunds and now have German Wirehaired Pointers. I like more unique names, but something with meaning and that is easy to pronounce. Shorter is better. Feel free to ask questions, either here or PM, and I'll happily answer them... I'm thinking $10,000 SD to the winner and $5,000 SD to the runner up? People used to really hurt for money on here, but I'm not sure if that's the case anymore since the double sessions. Either way, I've been struggling with a kennel name for quite some time so I'm reaching out to your guys who are all vastly more clever than I! T |
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Basic User Posts : 1,000+ |
Komorebi...Japanese for sunlight coming thru trees. Lagom (pronounced ya-agom)...means "just right" in Swedish. Ubuntu...basically translates to "we are defined by our kindness to others" in Nguni (spoken in South Africa) Limerence...pretty much another English word for infatuation. Petrichor...smell of rain (it actually has a name!) Sonder...act of realizing that everyone has a unique history just as you do. Dulcet...sweet, sugary Tristful...deep, romantic melancholy I can definitely come up with more. I love words so much and as a poet I know some lovely ones. Alexandria |
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Lace Dreams Basic User Posts : 428 |
this post has been edited 1 time(s) Sorry. That was me... ----- Last edited by Lace Dreams on 5/13/2016 4:39:46 PM |
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Chaos and Havoc Basic User Posts : 420 |
I love 'komorebi' - its one of the names of my SD kennels as I think its such a beautiful word! and the meaning is just so beautiful! The Japanese language have many, many amazing words that stand for particular phrases that just make the English language sound so boring, lol! |
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Lace Dreams Basic User Posts : 428 |
quoteAmen to that! I want to learn Japanese someday just for the simple fact that it explains living easier and more beautifully. Alexandria |
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Bennett Working Dogs Basic User Posts : 49 |
Emuna, Hebrew for faith. |
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Astoria Kennel Basic User Posts : 317 |
Thanks for the ideas so far! I think the most important to me is something that is pronounced exactly as it looks. I want it to be easy to read and say, so people will instantly recognize it and not butcher the word keep them coming! (my breeds are german, but I don't like most german words... something involving 'three' or versatile would be an added bonus) |
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Boodie Kennels Premium Member Posts : 2,000+ |
Asha ( A-Sha or Ah-Sha )- Swahili for "life" -Gio |
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Absolut Basic User Posts : 14 |
Trinity drei - ‘three' in German Dalmar - ‘versatile’ Trinität - German for ‘trinity' Play on three/tri: Tribal Tribune - a popular leader; a champion of the people Tribute - an act, statement, or gift that is intended to show gratitude, respect, or admiration Trickish - given to or characterized by tricks Trictrac - a form of backgammon Trifecta - a run of three wins or grand events |
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Studio Dogs Basic User Posts : 500+ |
Cerberus ? common enough that most can pronounce it, with some accent of sorts |
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Fawns Park Basic User Posts : 10 |
In Scotland most kennel, stable and livestock prefixes come from the place you live. So, a village, district, name of a house, name of a farm. Perhaps you can go that route? |
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Astoria Kennel Basic User Posts : 317 |
I like Trifecta, I've always liked Triad too, but that's the name of the company I work for lol! I think I would eventually like to be able to register it, and AKC won't allow kennel name registration of places or people, so I had been trying to avoid that. The name of our road (Cedarbrook) is actually in use by someone else in the breed! Several people in the breed have location based kennel names too |
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Paws with Poise Kennel Basic User Posts : 10 |
What about Kraft? It's German for power or strength. |
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