

And apart from the fact, that Ame voted for this name, it's a very beautiful and appropriate name

So my voting ist also:
RAHU
Moderator: ame
our eaglets will be called Nord, Rahu and Taibu.aita wrote:... Rahu on rahulikult rahul ja on rahul eluga.
Rahu is calmly on the reef and is happy with life.
When it is suggested it belongs to the list, whether you like it or not.ame wrote:... also Pru was suggested as short of Pruuni. does anyone want that in the list?
Triin wrote:We have a database of names used in Estonia https://www.stat.ee/public/apps/nimed/. There you can see if the name has been used in Estonia (female or male), how many times, age of people with this name and more. This database shows what names Estonians have at the time, not the origin of the name (English, Russian or something else)
That is a good idea. Why searching for another name who describes her eyes, when we already have one???aita wrote:![]()
She was nicknamed a long time ago - Black eyes (BE).
Blackeyes is also a good name.
It describes this particular eagle well. She has exceptionally dark eyes.
Why do we have to give a human name to the eagle?
Egle was one of the females who dated at the Latvian nest in 2016. her fiancé was called Ansis. i don't know if that stops us from using the name here as well. Egle means spruce in Latvian if i remember right.Hellem wrote:![]()
By the way, the female name Iris is more popular in Estonia than Iiris. The name of the 415 woman is Iris and only 118 have a name Iiris![]()
https://www.stat.ee/public/apps/nimed/
The name Egle is also missing from the list, it was recommended yesterday by BigDee
No, it is not required to add this new invented word Pru to the list. It was clearly stated that the name should be Estonian and Pru was obviously dissparoved by Native Estonian as non-Estonian word. And for seconds... we have a plenty of beautiful names here... so why to force the name Pru through? It would be great to follow our own rules.ame wrote:... even though an Estonian member told that Pru is not an Estonian name?
if i remember correct the idea was to give the eagle an Estonian name.
ame wrote: besides could Blackeye be anyone's name in Estonian?
We can call the birds anything we want. Who will stop us from using a so called non-Estonian name?Lubaska wrote:... It was clearly stated that the name should be Estonian and Pru was obviously dissparoved by Native Estonian as non-Estonian word. ...
What would that be in Estonian? Mustsilm? Or should that be with tume...something (must=black, tume=dark).aita wrote: She was nicknamed a long time ago - Black eyes (BE).
Blackeyes is also a good name.
It describes this particular eagle well. She has exceptionally dark eyes.
Why do we have to give a human name to the eagle?
By googling (in fact duck-duck-going) 'mustsilm' I found that somebody has used it as internet alias at least. Don't know whether he/she has dark eyes or got punched. Don't even know whether mustsilm in estonian has meaning of dark bruises around an eye (like 'black eye' in English and 'musta silmä' in Finnish).ame wrote: the association that rises in my mind from the word Blackeye is a boxer or some other athlete who has been punched in the eye. not a pretty sight.
besides could Blackeye be anyone's name in Estonian?
Lumi "feels" as a female name in Estonian and has been used as such. Pruuni (or Pru) dosen't "feel" like a name in Estonian.Michi wrote: If we follow the rule, that the eagles name must be a human name in Estonia, then we can't take up names like Lumi (snow) or Pruuni (brown) in our list, right? I would regret this.
In Estonian a bruise around the eye is called "sinine silm" meaning "blue eye"hyypiö wrote: By googling (in fact duck-duck-going) 'mustsilm' I found that somebody has used it as internet alias at least. Don't know whether he/she has dark eyes or got punched. Don't even know whether mustsilm in estonian has meaning of dark bruises around an eye (like 'black eye' in English and 'musta silmä' in Finnish).