>Tell me your middle name
But I don't have a middle name
Is this game poorly developed for not foresawing this? Not everybody have a middle name
Also have you ever played Nightmare?
>>44095168
I have two middle names.
What do you say to that?
What kind of monster wasn't given a middle name?
>>44095263
Why did you steal OP's middle name?
I have a Middle Name but no First or Last Name.
>>44095263
Me too. Isn't it great how so many forms, especially on the internet, just don't support having two middle names, so we have to pick one like we're animals?
>>44095407
I've got just one, but two surnames. That's an issue in itself.
Also, my calling name (?), the name people call me, isn't technically my first name, so the first name in my name is my middle name and the middle name in my name is my first name, if that makes sense.
>>44095480
That second part is at least pretty common, I've known a few people who went by their middle name for whatever reason.
But wait, when you say you have two surnames, you mean in a way that isn't just, like, a hyphenated name? How does that even happen?
>>44095275
>What kind of monster wasn't given a middle name?My father
>>44095532
Both parents had interesting names, so me and my sister got both. It's not that uncommon around here, although not exactly common either. It's apparently way more common in Spanish- and Portugese-speaking countries,
Usually, I just go by my calling name and the simpler of my surnames. No one can even begin to spell the other one.
>>44095650
Well, you do you, I guess. I'm sure you get it harder than us with two middle names, since nobody really cares in a form if my middle initial(s) are A, J, or A J, but any surname confusion has the potential to be really annoying. Although, I guess if you're in an area where it's common, ???.
tl;dr Things are weird.
>>44095480
What the fuck country do you live in?
I have a middle name, ask me anything.Except my name.
>>44095751
What is the origin of your middle name?
>>44095751
What is your quest?
>>44095168
>Is this game poorly developed for not foresawing this?
Sounds like it's your heritage that is poorly developed.
>>44095783
I dunno, England, I guess
>>44095830
Not currently up, but I'll probably make a new thread on Saturday
>>44095871
What does your middle name mean?
>>44095742
One where they order names slightly differently?
I know Koreans reverse the order of family name and given name. That's why their leaders were Kim il-Sung, Kim Jong-il, and Kim Jong-Un. So it's hardly a stretch that some countries would have slightly different conventions, reversing the order of first and middle names.
>>44095742Sweden.
The middle name/first name/calling name confusion is actually somewhat common, but it rarely matters since nobody anywhere ever use their middle name except when filling out forms concerning identification where filled-in name must exactly match what's in the official database. Thus, you only ever get to know it if you ask.
The two surname thing is a bit less common, though, as I said, but I know at least four other people I'm not related to who also have several complete surnames.
>>44095871
What... is your favourite colour?
>>44095883
According to Google, "Supplanter"
>>44095921
Orange
This is now a name thread.
Share the meaning of your name and what the language of origin is.
>>44095977
>Orange
Right, off you go.
>>44095168
>tfw your isSascha
A-at least I have a drag/porn/trap name
>>44096000
That's not a question, faggot
Or is this the part of the thread where you jizz all over yourself because you made a Monty Python reference
>>44095996
>Peaceful man of the green meadow, of the bird's tail.
Proto-Germanic, North Germanic and/or West Germanic. I'm not sure.
>>44095977
Jacob's biblical, dude, it's not English in origin.
And no, James is not independent from Jacob.
>>44095996
greek, the stubborn/the steadfast
>>44096028
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzpndHtdl9A
It's a joke. If you didn't find it funny, why reply other than to complain at a stranger on the internet?
>>44095996
"Victorious Wise Elephant Rider"
Sanskrit/Hindi/Malyalam
>>44096108
Monty Python references aren't ever funny
>>44096079
That's why I said things like "I dunno", and "I guess"
>>44096292
If you bring attention to them, you'll summon more. That's how things work, knowwhatImean, knowwhatImean, nudge nudge?
>>44096292
>Monty Python references aren't ever funny
>>44095996
The Twin. Greek/Aramaic.
>>44096314
You forgot to wink twice, faggot
>>44096331
Which smug anime girl is thatMonty Python is extremely funny. Monty Python references, not so much.
>>44095168
The game is poorly developed for a lot of reasons. The chance of people without one middle name is the least of this game's problems. It's frustrating, and you never get the pieces you need within the time limit, and you spend way too much time in the Blagg Hoe.
>>44096367
Well placed references are amusing the first few times. Otherwise, they get bland.
>>44095168
Danger. Action D. Bastard.
>>44096331
It's funny only for redditors
>>44096440
>has never played Wild Hunt.
>>44096373
I don't know if it's just luck, but the three times I've played it we always finished in the last two minutes.
>>44095996
God is my judge, bright with glory and honor.
Hebrew, Old High German, Greek.
It's pretty fun to look up the etymology of names, to be honest. They always end up looking pretty weird and lengthy, like something out of a bad fantasy novel or an old western.
>>44095996
"The Watcher, The Guard, The Awake One". From the ancient jew language wjich might or might not be hebrew.
>>44095168
Nightmare & Atmosfear were great VHS games. The DVD version sucked.
>>44095168
My character has a given name, a taken name, and an intimate name.
The first two are used in common parlance and mistaken for first-last. The last is for people you're, well, intimately trusting of. Family, battle-brothers, lovers, whatever.
So sure, I can give you a middle name. Don't ask for a last though.
>Not having a middle name for every man you've killedI don't have one, either.
>>44095996
"The Forgotten Exile", Dwarven
Unfortunately, its from 3.5 dwarven, so it works out as Glan-var. Which my party members immediately changed to "Gland"
>>44095996
Great / Gift of God/ of Alençon
Norman origin/ From the Greek Matthaios as in the disciple/ Slightly disputed succession but I've gone with the French connection.
>>44095996
>it means "stubborn"
>I'm actually a complete pushover
>can't even live up to my middle name
As if I needed more excuses to an hero.
>>44095996
From Irish, "Lover of wolves."
I'm honestly kind of concerned that they coined a name specifically for one flavor of bestiality. That seems to imply it was common to a disturbing degree.
>>44095996
Thick head.
Or "strong helmet" if you want to be literal.
>>44095996
>Light of Heaven / Son of Fire
Greek version of an Akkadian name
>>44095996
Son of the right hand, grace/power
Hebrew and middle english
>>44095996
Italian
I guess the most accurate ones for my name would be "Frenchman" or Freeman.
>>44100277
Furries have existed since the Neolithic. It's spooky, man.
Manly,Carpenter, Stem of a Peach. (Greek,Greek, and Maltese.)
>>44095407
I have two middle names and two last names. I barely fit on most paper forms.
>>44095996
Protecter of the Home/King of the Home, Proto-Germanic by way of French and then English.
No idea about my last name. It either means Blower or Chesty or it's something in Sorbian.
>>44095996
No first name because you would be able to find me in that case.
>First middle name: Universal Ruler, Germanic but versions in lots of languages.
>Second Middle Name: Venerable/Majestic. Latin by way of German.
>First Last Name: Emperor, Latin by way of German
>Second Last Name: Totally unknown meaning as far as I can find. Swedish.
>>44095996
The Beloved Stone
>Not having a praenomen, a nomen, and between three and five cognomen
Filthy barbarians, each and every one of you.
>>44095996
>first name Greek "Manly, masculine"
>middle name Greek "defending men"
>last name German "weaver"
>>44096276
You're the only non-White person in this thread.
>>44095263
I got five. God damn Irish catholic family.
>>44095263
You can't have two middle names. There's no middle in four. Middle middle middle. Its an odd word, isn't it?
>>44095996
I was named for Doubting Thomas because my mom is a fedora tipper. My middle name is Morgan, because grandpa lived in Germany for a bit after the war and liked it. Last name is Smith, and mother's maiden name is Taylor. I think it's kind of neat. Blacksmiths and tailors.
>>44095996
>The given name RÃan probably means "little king" (from Irish rà "king" combined with a diminutive suffix)
I'm pretty sure Ireland is one of the few countries of Europe my family aren't from
oh well
>>44102238
fuck off Secundus
>>44095996
Son of the Right Hand (biblical)
God is Gracious (biblical)
WIlling Glory (polish)
One of these things is not like the others.
>>44095996
God has given. Hebrew
>>44095996
>Hebrew term for May God Judge Me
>Last name is derived from Summoner
Sadly, I am not an evil wizard yet.
>>44095480
>but two surnames
Where I'm from, when that's the case, the first surname is effectively just a middle name and the last one is a real surname even though both are written as surnames on your ID.
>the first name in my name is my middle name and the middle name in my name is my first name
That's true for me as well. It's about 50/50 here I think. Generally speaking the shorter of the two names always come first, regardless of its the name intended to be used or not.
>>44095996
My name itself doesn't mean anything in Scandivanian languages, but according to google it is a derivate of a noble Roman house name whose name might originate from the latin word 'rival'.
>>44095996
God is Gracious Noble Descendant of the Tall Heroic One
Biblical, Irish, Irish
>>44095996
>Witch doctor
>defender, helper of mankind
>Brave soldier
>Company
Me am paladin.
>>44095996
Leader of the people/Victorious
I'm not sure about my last name since I'm a slav and I only found the islamic meaning, I guess someone in my family got that ottoman cock.
>middle name
Is James.
My best friend is James.
My worst enemy is James.
My boss is James.
My closest work acquaintance is James.
My brother and sister-in-law are planning on calling their son James.
How many Jameses are in the world?
>>44095996
My name is English in origin, derived from a surname. It means "a hill covered in broom" which I guess is some fucking prolific weed or some shit.
So pretty fuckin' lame.
>>44095996
First name is good ol' Patrician
Last name is Czech as hell and short as hell and I actually don't know what it means.
>>44095168
My middle name is Ambrose
>>44095996
>Chinese
>characters for "knowledge" and "wilderness"
My parents said they wanted me to be smart and have an open mind, but the second character is also used in phrases such as "slacking off," "to procrastinate," "wasted potential," and "not having a girlfriend"
>>44095168
No, just spoony's video of it, I miss old spoony
>>44095996
It's a combination of the words "ash tree" and another one that either means "ruler," "mighty one" or "powerful one."
The original language appears to be either old norse or high german but as my name is a variation on the similar names on those languages I'm not sure which one is the origin.
(No, the name isn't very fitting.)
>>44095996
"of our lord", latin/roman
>>44095996
Spanish and Portuguese, meaning is unclear but thought to derive from Greek for 'Summer', 'to harvest' or from the name for a Greek island.
>>44095996
'Pale, purple flower' in English.
Derived from 'Blueish' or 'livid' (colour, not anger) in Latin.
>>44095996
"[unknown]" possibly of hebrew origin, "female wolf" (Nordic origin), "the wise" (greek origin)
and my surname translates to "the field south of the strait"
>>44095996
>old Celtic for "noble"
>variant of Heinrich which means "house-ruler" >Spanish for "frying-pan"
That's one way to break a pattern.
My middle name means "happy".
It's funny becauseI'm dead on the inside!
>>44107056
>fucking up the greentext
Time to kill myself!
In here we get a second name at babtism. It's not official but you can use it in situation like this I guess.
>>44095996
first name:
sea fortress (celtic origin)
adopted by frenchs as guy that can shapeshift into a blackbird.
last name 1:
cow owner (origin french)
last name 2:
steep slope (given to boat builders) (origin german)
>>44095996
"Citizen of Arcadia" is my first name, and last name means "from (like von in German) Protestants". It doesn't translate very well. It's a noble name but it doesn't mean very much now.
>>44095996
"Staff of the Goths" (Norse)
"Guardian of riches" (English)
"Brave Lion" (Germanic)
"Son of he who laughs" (Norse + Hebrew)
>>44105846
>"not having a girlfriend"
holy shit
fucking brutal, mate. Sorry to hear about that
>>44095996
Lover of horses. Greek.
>>44095996
Wealth/Blessing that brings happiness into peoples
Middle eastern or Arabic is my best guess. My paretns are the one that said that meaning, but online hadnt been showing me any results
>>44105846
>"not having a girlfriend"
Could be worse. That still allows you to score hook-ups.
>>44095168
Looks like OP has been watching Board James.
Speaking of which, what does /tg/ think of Board James?
>>44095996
Manly ruler of the home, child of the people's victory
Origin: German and Scandinavian
>>44095996
Great Tide/Twin/Broad Thicket
From Welsh, Greeked up Aramaic, and English, respectively.
>>44095996
>Middle name is a finnish Pagan Spirit of The Hunt
>>44095996
>Scribe, secretary, or scholar, esp. a religious one
So my middle name means I'm a cleric now, sick. I can roll with this.
>>44102997
Motherfucker took my name
>>44104908
Are you Welsh?
>>44095996
First name, old english
>blessed ward/guardian
Middle name, old english/german
>man or army
Surname, old english
>happy/friendly spear
I'm the nicest town guard you'll ever meet.
>>44102997
>>44114238
>Motherfucker took my name
Actually, God gave it.
>tfw two titles, two first names, a middle name, and two surnames
>>44095996
Master Sir Mars Evangelist Moor* Spring** of Sunnyland.
*The landscape, not the race. This is approximate.
** The water kind, not the season
All of some kind of Romantic origin except Spring is Basque.
>>44096276
See
There's some Greeks and Jews as well, plus an Italian, a slav, a chinaman, and an Iberian. A merry band of fools, in truth.
>>44095996
>This is now a name thread.
>Share the meaning of your name and what the language of origin is.
WHY NOT THIS?
Make a char that has all the meanings of you name as characteristics
Who is Like God?
Holder of the heel
A person who lived on or near a hill
>>44095996
Of the earth, gift from God, barrel maker
Thrice translated Hebrew for the first two and Czech for the last
>>44095168
>his parents didn't love him enough to give him a middle name
>>44115677
>implying it's love to give you superfluous appellations
>>44095168
Fuck I played this when i was 9. Soo good.
Too bad the remakes weren't as good. Witch was ok
>>44095168
Where are you even from. Many countries, and all english speaking ones middle names are mandatory. If you weren't given one it's NA. Check your birth certificate, it probably has NA or Na in the middle name field.
>>44095168
I had Nightmare as a kid. It's probably still at my parents' house but I dunno, possible they tossed it.
It was a really fun game to play during sleepovers. Just watching it is also pretty good, but you need to be doing something else, like chatting with friends, because there are stretches where nothing happens, and him popping in really works the best when you aren't paying attention to the TV.
>>44119646
>If you weren't given one it's NA. Check your birth certificate, it probably has NA or Na in the middle name field.
NA stands for "Not Applicable". It's a placeholder to indicate that you don't have a middle name.
>>44095996
My name means "Mysterious Sax Guy that fulfill curses"
>>44095996
Free Man, Peaceful Ruler, Holy Glory to God, Lives By A Mill (German, German, Latin/Hebrew, Middle English)
>>44095996
Protector of men (Greek)
Follower of Christ (Latin/Greek)
Son of John (Welsh)
>>44095996
Named after a mildly famous American colonial author, first and middle names. No real meaning behind either, as far as I can tell.
>>44115521
Heya Michael.
I actually knew that off the top of my head.
>German
>Latin
>Greek
>Italian
>Hebrew
>Biblical
>French
>Welsh
>Irish
>Scottish
>English
/tg/ is pasty as-
>>44096276
Oh, there's the token minority.
>>44095168
>Being of low breed
loleth.
>>44126115
You missed >>44105846
So that's two minorities represented.
>>44095996
Bearing Christ (greek)
Beauty (turkish)
Blessing (arabic)
>>44126115
Even people with stranger names are probably pasty. It's /tg/ after all.
>>44095996
German: Powerful Ruler
French: Hothead
I am a big guy.
>>44095407
You don't know pain.
I've got a compound name and a dual name as my middle name, and my last name contains non standard letters.
I have had services like facebook tell me my name isn't real about 20 times now.
>>44126209
I'm quite brown.
>>44126396
Nonsense, my Argentinian friend.
>>44126411
Wrong side of the world.
>>44095996
First; Gift of the Lord
Last; Counsel, mighty Army. It is a compound of two words, that mean "Advise" and "Army". My last name literally translates to "Advise Army"
gray-haired; sacred
Welsh.
Alternative spelling.
Was the name of my greatgrandfather.
>>44102489
>five
What the hell?
Don't you just get one from your godfather and one from your godmother, like proper Catholics?
Are 3 of them Jesus, Mary, Joseph?
>>44095996
Earth, red (Biblical/all languages) (go on, guess)
Little hill (?) (Japanese)
Apparently 'brave' or 'wise' (English/French) but parts of my family would disagree with that.
>>44128232
haha weaboo
>>44095168
If you are such an uber pleb that you don't have a middle name, use the name of your father or grandfather. If you are a woman, your mother or grandmother's name.
>>44095996
French, originally and literally Stable Keeper.
