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How about Libi (tina) :lol:
For a more serious suggestion I like browsing godchecker.com when I need to name something. It's a light hearted site but packed with names of Gods and Goddesses.
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Name the pug....Plug. Plug the pug.
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One of my friends has a dog called Pagan.
How about Pagan the Pug ?
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Pugio.
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Quote:Pugio.
I was going to suggest you contact AuxArcher his Pug's name is Davenport, but I think Renius has a winner there. Although wouldn't it Pugia?
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Well...Theres Cybil (Cybele), Aestas Goddess of Summer, Diana the Huntress, Fortuna, Juno, Minerva, Pomona, Venus, Vesta.....I need to look in my wifes mythology book to find more.....
I have a really lazy Beagle named Riley...my kids call her Riley-girl, everyone that see's a Beagle automatically thinks she's a male. But that really doesnt help you on your name quest.....
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In my humble opinion, dogs should be given mulit-syllable names to quickly differentiate their name from commands which tend to be one-syllable. Sit, stay, come, etc in English. BTW is this true for other languages spoken here on RAT?
Therefore, I suggest, in no particular order:
Arria
Atia
Claudia
Didyme
Flavia
Gnome
Italia
Julia
Lalla
Melino
Musa
Olympia
Panthia
Roma
Sabina
Tertia
Urbana
Ursella
It also may be a Roman thing to name a DOG after your enemy or defeated enemy.
There is always the classic greek canine name of Fido.
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That's a great idea Tom...hadn't thought of that before.
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I've got pictures of two original Roman dog tags but since I don't read Latin, I don't know if they actually have the dog's name on it, or are just a 'This dog belongs to...' kind of text. If you can find someone to translate, I can send you the pics Jef- it'd be cool to have a real Roman dog name :wink:
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I think they look rather gorgon like.
Medusa maybe?
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Verg(ilius)
Belgian hero
chocolate
sprout
Gallia
Ambiorix
Catuvolcus
Any of these should do
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If you find her cute why not "KYNISKA" = little she-dog in Greek?
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My cousin had an Akita...they named him Kuma, which was Eskimo for Bear.....
And now for the bad joke:
I once had a dog with no legs, we named him cigarette, since we had to take him for a drag......
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