Your Pagan Name in Anagram

What is a "pagan name"? Simply put, a pagan name is any name with meaning and symbolism that may appeal to a pagan.

What is an anagram? A re-arrangement of letters to produce something new. Among the letters of your ordinary, everyday name hides a pagan name that is uniquely your own. It is only waiting to be revealed in anagram.

Through the art of anagramming, I propose to give you a pagan name that you may use as a pen name, screen name, or for whatever purpose you choose.

To participate, you will need to scramble (for privacy) the letters of your FULL NAME: first name, middle name, last name.

PLEASE remember to include your middle name (if you have one) so that I have enough letters to work with. But if you happen to have two middle names, please include only ONE middle name.

If you need help scrambling your letters, here is an online scrambler that you can use (click on link below to scramble your name):

http://www.bluestwave.com/toolbox_letter_scrambler.php

Please (again, for privacy) scramble your letters as one continuous word, like this: jfkdhalsipoaayzmi. Don't separate your three names into three separate scrambles.

When you are done, post your scramble here, and I will anagram a pagan name out of it for you.

Also, please let me know whether you are male or female.

Thank you, to all who voted a "Like" for this topic, or who left feedback about their anagrammed names on my Pagan Space Comment Wall. I'm glad you enjoyed!

-- Nephele

Tags: Anagrams, Names

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Permalink Reply by Logos Tartaros on July 7, 2012 at 1:35pm

I prefer an anagram of my screen name, here. Since I'm keen on lucid dreaming, "Go Astral Torso" is apt...

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Permalink Reply by Nephele, Mistress of Names on July 14, 2012 at 7:48pm

Logos Tartaros

Alastor Rigotamos

Magos Latratorios

= I am Logos Tartaros

Rigotamos: 5th century Romano-British military leader, thought to have been the historic source of some of the Arthurian legends. The name means "highest king."

Magos: Greek title, "Magician."

Latratorios: Hellenized Latin, meaning "brawling; noisy."

-- Nephele