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Daisymoo · #11 (**permalink**) 12-12-2010, 10:00 AM

Thanks everyone

I promise I will put piccies on here later not managed to take any yet! "Dora" is doing fine loves his wheel which is very SQUEAKY!!!!
Still not got a new name for him yet Snowy and Snowflake are great suggestions but he doesnt have alot of white on him has anyone got any other festive names?

DKDREAM · #12 (**permalink**) 12-12-2010, 10:09 AM

These are boys festive names

Celyn - meaning 'holly'.

Christian - 'A Christian' - as a lot of people celebrate Christmas as the anniversary of the birth of Christ, this might appeal to you if you are more traditional.

Christopher - 'A Christian'.

Claus - from Saint Nicholas, or 'Santa', the bringer of presents.

Dion - from the Greek God of wine, intoxication and partying. Good if you have Greek roots.

Ealhdun - Christmas elf.

Eldan / Elden - Christmas elf.

Epifanio - the season which follows Christmas.

Euell - 'Yule'. This one is a good one if you want a festive name but aren't particularly religious.

Gabriel - from the Angel Gabriel. Gabriel was the Angel who visited Mary to let her know she was pregnant with the baby Jesus.

Ingel - meaning 'Angel'.

Jasper - one of the three kings who visited the baby Jesus in the bible.

Jesus

Joesph - the carpenter, Mary's husband.

Malachi / Malakai - God's messenger. It can also mean 'Angel'.

Michael - the Angel of love and families.

Moore - from Clement Clarke Moore, who was the author of 'T'was the Night Before Christmas.'

Natal - Jesus' birth.

Natalio - masculine version of Natal and Natalie, meaning Jesus' birth.

Nicholas - from Saint Nicholas, or 'Santa'.

Noel - 'Christmas Time'. It can also be spelt Noell and Nowell.

Robin - 'Robin Red Breast', the Christmas bird.

Snowden - 'snow'.

Tannon - from the Christmas carol, 'O Tannenbaum'.

Wynter - 'Winter Time'.

Yule - the winter festival. Great for those who are non-religious, more spiritual than religious, or pagan.

Daisymoo · #13 (**permalink**) 12-12-2010, 11:30 AM

That is FANTASTIC!!!

Thank u so much I will defo choose one of those they are great names!! I am drawn towards Jasper at the moment but I will have a think about it and let you know what I decide

Pomegranate · #14 (**permalink**) 12-12-2010, 02:06 PM

Or there's always the classic method of naming him after seasonal food?

Stuffing, Pudding, Sprout, Turkey, Cranberry, Roast Potato...

Daisymoo · #15 (**permalink**) 12-12-2010, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Pomegranate

Or there's always the classic method of naming him after seasonal food?

Stuffing, Pudding, Sprout, Turkey, Cranberry, Roast Potato...

I call most of my animals pudding anyway lol as a sort of "petname"

Reward · #16 (**permalink**) 12-12-2010, 02:47 PM

how about buddie? as in buddie the elf from the film elf?

Daisymoo · #17 (**permalink**) 13-12-2010, 10:18 AM

Well I have finally decided on a name "Dora" has now become "Jasper" if you would like to meet him I have posted some piccies of him on a new thread

thank you for all your name suggestions

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