Double Meaning Name Novels & Stories

" I explained. "Why have two names?" Natalia asked innocently. "A club name is usually for anonymity. Some people like to hide their identity when coming to a place like this. It could also be the name her Dom gave her." I shrugged. "Kind of like when I call you my little slave." Natalia thought that over. "Sometimes when you call me little slave, it does seem like a term of endearment. Other times you say it to remind me what I am to you."

He felt like he was in heaven, he had never felt happier. Tess shuffled into Ruben's embrace, "His name is Luuk, meaning light. " Her eyes were soft like liquid gold. "Luuk, do you want to guess our other son's name?" Ruben smiled, inwardly he thought their connection was deep. They picked similar names for the twins without even knowing the existence of the other. "Mmh, you look like you'll be terrible at naming." Tess teased. "Are you saying I am ugly?" Ruben faked annoyance with a slight frown and protruded lips like a spoilt toddler.

She could feel that he was resisting. -**What’s his name, anyway? I think I heard his girlfriend call him… Dean… Dimond… Dion! Dion sounds right. Hey, that’s the Lord of wine. That’s what it means. Why can’t some parents give their children names with meaning? Like my mine. Mine means success. **- She insisted on pulling him up. When he was finally on his feet, he managed to gather all the effort to push her off, “Get off!”

The guy lectured while I just found myself nodding. "Thank you so much" I said. "Nah, don't mention. If I can't help a girl I'm crushing on, them what kind of crushee am I?" I scoffed. 'They have started. Boys' "Let's start all over, I'm David Doyin." "Doyin? Is that not a girl's name? And which one is your surname? It's weird" I said. "David is my surname, my name is Doyin. If you don't like it, just call me Double D, that's what everybody calls me anyway"

He touched the back of his neck as if he was still shy before answering. "Paolo Elroy is my whole name. Our parents tend to follow our names to the first letter of their names. Portia and Erickson. That's why my name is Paolo Elroy. My twin siblings, Pamela Eliana, and Philip Erwan, also have the same initials as mine." "That's cool. But why don't you use Elroy?" His face was wrinkled. "It's not that I don't want to, but because... it sounds old." She just stared at him for a second before saying, "Why? Elroy is such a nice name. Do you know what Elroy means?”

“You don’t think I’m too low for you?” “Why would I pursue someone who I think is too low for me?” he stated. “And I don’t think any human being is too low for me.” “Do you know what your name means?” He glanced at her, perplexed. “My name? I don’t know? What does my name mean?” “It means light or day or brightness.” “I didn’t know that,” he commented and smiled. “And do you know what Layla means?” “Pretty?” he joked.

With a little more excitement in her voice, Bhakti says, “Neel. It means blue, but I just like the way it sounds.” “It’s worth thinking about,” Liam says and I nod. “And the last one is Jai. It means victorious.” Her voice is content at the end of her list. I stare at her. “Why didn’t you lead with that one? I love that!” “That’s the one. Definitely.” Liam nods his head in agreement. Bhakti flushes in pleasure. “That was my favorite! So now we just have to find a middle name for him.” She turns to Liam.

—I asked, noticing he was just staring at me. —Now you understand why they couldn't grow up away from you. —Because you're a total disaster, with a passing interest, who couldn't live without me? —He laughed. —You couldn't have put it better. —This time I shrugged. —Do they have names? —I have two in mind —I gestured for him to continue—. Ragnar for the male... means lethal strength and primitive loyalty. You agree? —Very masculine, though quite fitting for their father's character —he just smiled. —And the other?

“Our name choices are indeed unconventional.” “Black might not be popular because it’s often associated with sadness and gloom, but the meaning of black that my mother took was elegance, determination, and dominance. And most importantly, black symbolizes wealth and prosperity.” "Oh my... Your mother mapped out your entire life path in one name.” Gia couldn’t help but admire how perfectly Raven’s name suited his personality. “Lonan also means black,” Raven added in a somber tone. Names don’t always reflect the person. Their names might mean the same, but Lonan differed significantly from Raven. And Gia couldn’t help but think that Lonan had become like that because of Willow.

It feels like she had encountered that name before but the thing is she cannot entirely remember when and how did she encounter that name. “It means snow in a foreign country. I am named that way because I was born during a quite snowy day” he said which instantly made Shin let out a sigh the reason for that is simple and that is because she already knows what his name means. She is not stupid and she is not someone who didn’t have a chance to travel to various countries. Being a businesswoman allowed her to travel to different countries and at the same time, she needs to learn their language and culture because that is essential in being able to sign a contract of partnership.