Double Meaning Name Novels & Stories

She stopped, like saying their names to me felt wrong. "Phoenix and Asher," I said. "You named them Phoenix and Asher. Why?" She was quiet for a moment. "Phoenix means rising from the ashes. Asher means happy, blessed. They were... they represented a new beginning. A chance to start over after everything burned down." "Poetic." I took a drink. "Did you ever think about what I'd want to name them?" "You didn't know they existed." "Because you didn't tell me." I set the glass down harder than necessary. "Let's not pretend you were planning to ever tell me, Nova. If your godmother hadn't died, I never would have found you. You would have kept my sons from me forever."

"It's ok, they're family anyway and they'll keep the secret better than you. Eli, Lua. I have to know the name. You know how I am with names. I'm obsessed. Whats my little nephew's name? Elias and I look at each other and smile. He carefully takes baby from Juno then while supporting his neck and bottom, holds him up Lion King style. "We would like to introduce Zenon Asher Cruz Onyx! Zenon means peace, and we both loved it the second we heard it. He has a double middle name after our fathers. We're nicknaming him Zenny." "OH I love love love it! Little Zenon. Zenny. What a perfect name! And the meaning! Great job you guys. A perfect name for a perfect little boy!"

I think it's a great way to show her how much she means to us. Orion smiled at me, ‘I love it. What about Mateo Ethan Finn Alves?’ We had chosen Grace and Mateo for their first names. Grace meant blessing, and Mateo meant gift from God, or in our case, the Goddess. We never expected to have twins, and we wanted both of them to know that we felt so blessed to have them in our lives. I smiled back, ‘is it weird that we’re adding names at the last moment?’ Orion chuckled out loud, ‘probably, but we are kind of known for doing things our own way.’

“Trevor? Not something big and heroic? Not ‘Storm-Chaser’ or ‘Rule-Breaker’?” “His name will be his own,” I said, smiling at him. “Not a job to do, but a person to become. ‘Trevor’ is a good, strong name. It means ‘wise,’ ‘careful.’ He’ll need to be both, to look after what we’ve built. But he’ll also be our son. Which means he’ll be stubborn, smart, and will never take the easy path.” I kissed him softly. “It’s perfect.”

“I’ve thought about it a little, but I wasn’t sure if you had any ideas. What do you think?” Emma paused, considering the question. It felt like such a big decision, one that would follow their child through every stage of their life. “I like names that have meaning,” she said thoughtfully. “Something unique, but not too out there. And maybe something that symbolizes strength. I want our child to feel empowered, no matter what they face.” Ethan nodded, taking in her words. “I like that. Something strong. I was thinking... maybe we could choose a name that reflects something important to us. A name that represents how far we’ve come.”

She's tugging hard. "What's it means?" I think I would prefer the crying baby. "What does what mean?" Does she have to pull that tight? "Your name? Mommy says Alphas names have meaning and hold power." I never really thought about it. "Ummm… My mom told me once that my name means a wide island of fire, I think." Do I need to look this up? "I think it fits you." She slides out of my lap and starts to walk away when she turns back to me. "Oh, be nice to the boy with dark eyes. He brings light."

"It can have two names, you put the first one and I'll put the second one." "Okay, I like that idea." It is very normal for children in this country to have two names, Ana had two names, Ana Maria, it was common, as her middle name came from the virgin Mary, for my parents it was not the same, as they named me Gabriel Alejandro after my late grandfather, my mom's father. It was normal to name your children after deceased people or names that you simply liked.

In fact, Lord Schulz’s love and affection for Sophie could be seen clearly from her middle name, Joy. Jaime’s middle name was Adel, which meant that he should be a righteous person who could differentiate right from wrong. Additionally, Zeno’s middle name was Kuron, which meant to be thankful for all his blessings. Zavion was given the middle name Gratian, which meant to be grateful. Each and every one of his grandchildren’s middle names could be said to contain a strict admonition and reminder from Lord Schulz to all of them. Sophie was the only exception.

“Have you decided on names? I know you didn’t want to reveal them until they were born.” “We have.” Colton is the one to reply. “Eve and Eden. It somehow seems fitting for the first tribrids to ever grace our lands. I think they look like an Eve …” he points to the smaller of the two girls, the one with the blue eyes, “And an Eden” he strokes my hand over our red eyed girl’s back, reading my mind in how we are to name them even though both are practically mirror images of one another. Somehow their names seem to fit. Identical twins with similar names but completely different meanings. Eden means ‘delight’ and Eve means ‘full of life’. We spent so long tossing names back and forth before set

His face falters like he doesn’t want to answer me. Now it’s his turn to hesitate, “Names have a meaning but they don’t always say something about the person” he starts, he swallows “My mother gave me my name but I don’t know if she thought of the meaning of it. Or maybe she did. I…. I don’t know who my father is. I don’t know if I was sired by her warrior mate before his death or if I am the product of rape. I don’t even know if my mother knew. Alpha Zared’s father - the previous Alpha - he, er, had a lot of children. I see resemblances between me and him. But I also have traits which my mother said belonged to her mate. My name represents duality. People often use it to indicate that someo