Post: #3
02-20-201306:14 AM
Brine (old English for a large body of saltwater), or Brimsburge. (burge is old Norse for "city" or "stronghold," and brim is Old English for "ocean.")
Alternatively, we could go with these excellent names I have long awaited to be associated with a city. Miscellania; Etceteria; Etaliae; Diversius; or, rather than going with the "this is somewhere new and unique" theme of the names, we could use Domus, which is Latin for "home."
Alternatively, we could go with these excellent names I have long awaited to be associated with a city. Miscellania; Etceteria; Etaliae; Diversius; or, rather than going with the "this is somewhere new and unique" theme of the names, we could use Domus, which is Latin for "home."
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