Looduskalender

Please, suggest names for our now ringed storklets.
I think we should choose names starting with A (716A) and O (716O).
Easy to say but not that easy to do

Preferable estonian, unisex, understandable in all languages, easy pronunciation etc.
HELP!
Any other suggestion is welcome.

How much time do we need?

Estonian Male names - with meaning
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category ... iven_names

female names
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category ... iven_names

So, it's easier said than done to come up with suitable names ...
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And even more difficult with A and O, but something …
Ado
Agu
Aive
Oldi
Olev
Olli (man's name in Finland)

Andeka (The name means: Talented One)
Onne (The name means: Luck or Joy)
http://www.firstnamesbaby.com/Names-By- ... an/Unisex/

By the way, the idea of A and O is pretty nice, but still one guestion... Is it a 716 0 (zero) or 716 O (letter) ?

Liisa and Karolin/Luukas and Kaarel

From A and O:

Albert, Oliver/ Angela, Olli

and the chicks of Miina and Marko don't deserve names yet???

Good morning!

Anni (female), Arno (male)
Olle, Otto (male)

I can't come up with a female name with O other than Oliivia and unisex names are very hard to find.

Good morning, my suggestion:
Aleks and Otto/Olli.
Have a nice day for everybody and a good option of names for our young storks.

Some names for both gender:

Oivi - both female and male name

Aiki - both gender

Aare means "treasure" - mostly male, rarely given also to female

Aule - both gender

juta wrote: ↑July 13th, 2019, 10:06 am
Aare means "treasure" - mostly male, rarely given also to female

Aule - both gender

I like the two

My preferences are Aare and Oivi

OK.. K names
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Juta, many thanks to you for organising this topic. If an Estonian person says it is not easy and asks for help, imagine the chaos if a non-
Estonian person tried to do it!

Now that the birds have their rings I like the way their names will be linked to their ring numbers. O and A will be so easy to identify.

Aiki and Oivi would suit for me (A and O is like Alpha and Omega).

Nice suggestions, but "must" I already say
which names please me most
(as many have done),
or how to act ?

Jo UK wrote: ↑July 13th, 2019, 11:52 am imagine the chaos if a non-Estonian person tried to do it!
...
O and A will be so easy to identify.

The chaos is coming: Aigur and Oun.
As far as I understand, these two words are not names in the literal sense, but for a foreigner they look like unisex names. I do not urge to use them, this is my weak (and probably useless) attempt to push the Estonians in any direction.

juta wrote: ↑July 13th, 2019, 10:06 am Aare means "treasure" - mostly male, rarely given also to female
Aule - both gender

sova wrote: ↑July 13th, 2019, 11:23 am


I like the two

My God ... I'm stupid. I need another * O *
OK .... again;

Aare
Oivi

Treia wrote: ↑July 13th, 2019, 3:14 pm
Nice suggestions, but "must" I already say
which names please me most
(as many have done),
or how to act ?

Treia, not yet! When members have had enough time to give their suggestions, then Juta will tell us when to vote. For now we are simply gathering suggestions for names.

Regardless of whether they are acceptable to both gender, for me foreigner they sound good to both, my suggestions:

Ain and Ott
e.g. also Aini and Otti

Anu and Ott

Alari and Oivi


But Aiki and Oivi would suit me as well

balistar, when it is time to vote I shall prefer Ain and Ott. Both important names for our black storks.

Aare and Oivi

Maybe õnn

I use the google translator and the word "luck" (Glück in deutsch) means õnn;)
I am not sure if the õ is pronounced like an O.