Origin: (Folklore, Literature, Russian,
Turkish, Persian)
Pronunciation: (Yeru: yeh-roo, yar-roo Slan: SLAEN)
Gender: Male, Possibly Uni-Sex
My list is backed up for a while so
I am finally getting to these names. Back during NaNoWriMo 2015 I had posted
about it and a fellow blogger Apolla 13 commented about her experience with it
and then told me a bit about the story she chose to write about. So for all of
my posts for March I will be doing some of the names of her characters for the
story she wrote for NaNoWriMo 2015 as I really like many of these names and
have yet to add them so I am adding them now.
Reminds me of a name for a Yeti or
Big Foot or something. The meaning is strong and it if from Russian and Tatar
Folktales so that is interesting. The only problem for me is the pronunciation.
I had to split it up and I found Slan to be pronounced SLAEN but I had to guess
on Yeru as yeh-roo or yar-roo but I am not at all sure that is right in any
way. So if anyone knows the pronunciation then please let me know, in the
comment section of this post, as I would be very grateful.
I do like foreign names but this is one I am
not too huge of a fan of. I do like somewhat the look as it seems a masculine
hot guys name but I think it’s too foreign for any of my characters but another
author might feel differently about it.
Nicknames Options: Slan, Ru
(Pronounced: ROO), Rus, Rusl (Pronounced: ROO-sul or like the name RUSSELL)
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