Noir, you're welcome. And, since this is the second night of Chanukah and I'm in a silly party mood (and have had too much wine), I shall bestow upon you a couple of gothic Jewish names:

tbolwhaneirekar
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Orah Bleakwinter

Orah: Hebrew, meaning "light." Symbolizing the light of the Chanukah candles in the bleak wintertide.

ewnrernihktkeiak
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Rakhkee Winternik

Rakhkee: diminutive of "Rakhel" (Rachel).
Winternik: Yiddish, "person devoted to winter".

-- Nephele

This may be off-topic, but Nephele... I just noticed that your display picture blinked at me. o_O

What? It did? Whoa...

Heheh, are you sure you're not seeing things because you're having wine tonight, too?

-- Nephele

Omg! it really blinked! Back to topic - My scramble is:
meisotrphvnzederaleaeax.
Thank you and have fun!

Stargazer, your scramble is a bit long to work with. Can we try it without a middle name included? Also, do you want a feminine name or a masculine name?

Thanks!

-- Nephele

Here is the short version - "tphmsarzoei" and want it to be masculine. Waiting for response.

This looks fun.

But the scrambler isn't pulling up for me.

Stargazer, I'll be back later with yours.

SuicidalFailure, I'm really uncomfortable with you posting your real name on the board. Would you please edit your posting above, to scramble your name for privacy? Thank you.

-- Nephele

Stargazer

tphmsarzoei
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Raz Mephisto
Mithras Z. Poe
Zeph Amortis

Raz: Hebrew, meaning "secret; mystery."

Mephisto: the demon in the Faust legend.

Mithras: a Persian god who inspired a mystery religion practiced by the ancient Roman military.

Poe: honoring Edgar Allan Poe, the Master.

Zeph: short for "Zephaniah," a biblical name meaning "Yahweh has hidden."

Amortis: name of an Austrian black/death metal band. The name may be derived from a combination of the Latin words a and mortis, loosely translating into "without death."

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SuicidalFailure

Rochellene Tempest Raine
Charnelle Tempeste Noire
Temple Serene le Chatnoir

Charnelle: feminine name derived from the word "charnel," meaning "a repository for dead bodies."

Noire: French (pronounced "n'wahr"), meaning "black."

le Chatnoir: French (pronounced "luh shah n'wahr"), meaning "the black cat."

-- Nephele

SO interesting! Thank you very much!!!

Thank you, Stargazer. I worked a little harder on your longer scramble. Here you go:

meisotrphvnzederaleaeax
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Xzaveon Deathsmile Reaper

-- Nephele

After looking on all your works I can say I'm honored to hear you working hard on my name. Thanks again!

Because it's Christmas, and because I'm fascinated with Lady Attercop's characters from her comic strip "Strange Fiction," I've anagrammed them Nutcracker names.

Eep and friends have had disturbing dreams, brought on by the magic of the dark and mysterious Herr Drosselmeyer. In their dreams, they find themselves in the Land of Sweets, where they have been transformed into the servants of the Sugar Plum Fairy and must dance for the visiting Clara and her Prince. Their (anagrammed) names are...

Saaeed Custardpie o' Love
(Eduardo Esteves-Palacio, alias Eep)

Dodi Siona Sweetgranola
(Wanda Rosalie Goodstein)

Eliot Darrol Dewberry
(Robert Edward O'Reilly)

Merry, Scary Nutcracker Christmas to all!

-- Nephele

this looks kinda fun and i'm curious to see what comes up my scrambled name is mtarkuhatneyrnyans.

Missfit

mtarkuhatneyrnyans
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Rheanyn Autymn Stark

Rheanyn: variant of "Rhiannon," name of a Welsh goddess and meaning "great queen." "Rhiannon" is also the title of a song by Fleetwood Mac: She is like a cat in the dark and then / She is your darkness.

Autymn: variant of "Autumn."

Stark: "grim; desolate."

-- Nephele