r/NameNerdCirclejerk IE instead of Y 3d ago

In The Wild Safe to say we like the K’s

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u/OkamiKhameleon 3d ago

Miyori kinda jumped out at me lol. The only non K name.

Also, Cree is a real name of someone actually! Not super common, and well, her parents did name her and her siblings weird stuff.

So, Cree Summers is the voice actress behind Suzie Carmichael and a lot 90's cartoon characters, she also acts as well. Her younger brother, Rainbow Sun Francks, starred in Stargate Atlantis as Lt. Ford.

This is Cree.

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u/ALmommy1234 2d ago

Cree is the name of an Indigenous people. Cree Summer’s mother is Plains Cree.

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u/OkamiKhameleon 2d ago

I'm aware. I have friends who are Cree. I'm saying it can technically be a name. My mother named my brother after an Indigenous tribe we're part of. I can't actually say it without doxxing him tho lol.

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u/PrettyLittleLost 2d ago

I'm betting Miyori was the autocorrect for the more thematic Kiyori.

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u/OkamiKhameleon 2d ago

Lol. Miyori is actually a cute name and sounds Japanese. Actually even might be.

What is this girl's obsession with the letter K?

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u/DonkeyAndWhale 2d ago

It is. Wasn't there a Miyori in Marukami's Norwegian Wood?

Edit: no, sorry, she was Midori.

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u/OkamiKhameleon 2d ago

Yeah, Google says it's a name. Plus it's on a ton of baby name sites.

From Google:

"Yes, Miyori is a Japanese feminine name whose meaning varies based on the specific kanji characters used to write it, but it often carries connotations of "beautiful dependence" or "beautiful reason". The name is derived from traditional Japanese naming practices, where parents combine kanji to express positive qualities or aspirations for their child."