names
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Why? Naming is not easy. Coming up with a catchy name for a product, company or domain can be a real challenge. It is like looking for a needle in a haystack: the right name should sound good, must not be already used by someone else, should have the potential to become a brand, and preferably with as little Google search results as possible. How? Wordoid.com is a webapp that strives to help you invent a good name.
WORDOID - Creative Naming Service
Random Phrase Generator
This page generates a random phrase of up to 4 words based on the parameters you specify. To use this page, select the word type and maximum complexity/obscurity for each word of the random phrase. If you don't want to use all 4 words, select "----" as the word type of the unneeded word.
Instructions: Select a template from the drop down list, select the number of times you want to run the generator, and hit “Go” to create a random list of ideas, people and place names. Alternatively, you can pick from the list lower on the page instead of using the drop down select.
Cult of Squid - Random Name Generator
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Seventh Sanctum (name/word generators)
Sean Puckett - Random Word Generator
The generation of "random" words has been a fascination of mine for a while. The term "random" isn't quite appropriate, though, as it doesn't just throw together some consonants and vowels into something that may be pronouncable. Instead, the generator needs to be seeded with a group of words (the more the better) from which it learns what kind of words you want to generate. The generator tears those words apart, learns how they're constructed, then randomly reassembles the components of those words into new ones, driven by the rules by which the original words were made.
Chris Pound's Name Generation
Alan Sweeney ( Page 637@aol.com ) contributed all the datasets for Arabic, Celtic, Modern Greek, Spanish, and Thai names. Loren Miller ( loren@wharton.upenn.edu ) contributed the datasets for Cthulhoid, Carmanian, Assyrian, Japanese, and Viking names. Alex Fink ( fink@cadvision.com ) contributed the Latvian files. Hayden Sweeney ( bmalehtmai@aol.com ) contributed the dataset for Ancient Egyptian. Kaoru Moriyama ( caro@aaa-int.or.jp ) provided some excellent info on Japanese names, which I'm afraid I corrupted a bit given the way I incorporated it into the Japanese ruleset for werd.
ThinkBabyNames.com is a Baby Names dictionary on name meanings. Uncover thousands of baby names and discover the meaning of names, their origins, pronunciations, popularity and more - in short, everything you need to find unique baby boy names and baby girl names! Baby Name Meanings by Origin View baby names and meanings by origin from countries across the world. There are 58 unique and different baby name origins and sources with different flavors for you to choose from.
Think Baby Names - Name Facts
Username and Password Suggest
This page will help you create a strong and easily remembered password, as well as give you new ideas for unique username. Simply enter any memorable word into the text field and press "OK" button to generate password and username suggestions. To generate random words leave text field empty and press "OK" button.
The Naque for Unique Names tries to make it fun and easy! It doesn't matter what kind of name you need to choose. Unique pet names, baby names, company names... they're all hard to create. And why shouldn't it be?
