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Anyone want to help me think of a japanese name for my glider?
Sure! ^__^
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what a sugar glider?? O_o
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nai....
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hmm....
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Shachihoko

PostPosted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 3:35 am


I'm getting a new pet sometime in the summer.. Just getting a little head start on this. Can anyone help me think of a name for a Sugar Glider? I'm not sure which to get.. A male or a female... But let think of both names. I want to try out a Japanese name for a glider... I just want something for change.. All the pet I used to have in the past are just plane-ole-name. My first pet was a gerable (her name is Rachel) and she died quickly.. I stepped on her accidently, I was little... After that, a pet rat.. His name is Ben, live up a good 3 years of life. Than a pet Guinea Pig, his name is Fluffy. Also live up a good 5 years of life.. Then a pet duck! His name is Lucky the Mallard, he still livin up good but my mother and I had to get rid of him since we have to relocate. At least he in a good area for Mallard protections.

Then I want to get a Sugar Glider, sometime in the summer...

Don't know what a sugar glider are?

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Sugar Gliders, also known as Australian Flying Squirrels, are small marsupials kin to possums found in the tree tops of Australia, Tasmania, Indonesia, and Papua-New Guinea. They came by their names from their diet of sweetened fruits and the ability to glide from branch to branch with their membrane flap from their arms to their body resembling retractable wings.

Class: Mammalia
Subclass: Marsupialia
Order: Diprotodontia
Suborder: Phalangerida
Subfamily: Petauroidea
Family: Petauridae

Commonly they are categorized as pocket pets from their loving nature and small size. They fall under marsupials not only because they pouch their young until mature enough to wing from their mother, but mainly by their means of reproduction (short gestation rendering the young reliant of the parent until it can develop to feed and withstand the climates on its own).


there you go, now you know what Sugar Gliders are! XD

Anyway, for the names...

I'm thinking of naming my Glider as Momonga, also means Sugar Glider in Japanese(?).. But, it doesn't sound very...kakkoi (cool). <__<;

How about these:

Arabiki
Shachihoko (lol)
Hokkaido
Haku
Hiiragi
Kikumaru
Sakura (meh, too popular)
Kuroshiro (Kuro = Black, Shiro = White, Blackwhite... sweatdrop )


Anyone willing to help out? mrgreen
PostPosted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 12:26 am


Cute pet... 3nodding well let's see...

judging by those names u suggested I'm gonna assume its a male...

I got:

飛々太 (Hibita)

飛太 (Tobita)

飛朗 (Tobirou / Hirou)

Thats all I got for now... 3nodding (feel like the "flying" kanji should be in there ninja )

Doumanagi Dazaemon


Sanjou

PostPosted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 11:50 am


Lucky you! I love sugar gliders! They're so adorable, and also, I have a pet with the same name as your guinea pig! xd
PostPosted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 3:22 pm


where can you get a sugar glider?

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wisteria darling

PostPosted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 4:29 pm


If a Japanese had one of those, they'd name it something short and cute.

Piko and Momo are the first that come to mind. Hmm.. something short that ends in "ko"?

o_O Never saw a sugar glider before, I thought you couldn't buy them in America.
PostPosted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 12:17 am


Wisteria Darling
If a Japanese had one of those, they'd name it something short and cute.

Piko and Momo are the first that come to mind. Hmm.. something short that ends in "ko"?

o_O Never saw a sugar glider before, I thought you couldn't buy them in America.
but judging by the certain flare of those names it sounds like a male. Would they really name it something so prissy regardless of it being a male??? confused

Doumanagi Dazaemon


Doumanagi Dazaemon

PostPosted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 12:19 am


ぽん太 / Ponta?

ひこる / Hikoru??

ぱよ / Payo??? sweatdrop

れいま / Reima???? xp
PostPosted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 4:39 am


Doumanagi Dazaemon
ぽん太 / Ponta?

ひこる / Hikoru??

ぱよ / Payo??? sweatdrop

れいま / Reima???? xp
I don't think I've ever heard those names before...and wouldn't Ponta need to have Kanji in front of it to say Ponta because I thought that character in kunyomi was like, futoshi or something sweatdrop

NakaTake
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Shachihoko

PostPosted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 9:42 am


oblivion folder
where can you get a sugar glider?


You can get them at your local Exotic pet store in pretty much, any major city.

I'm from Las Vegas, there a Pet Kingdom that sell different animal like Monkey, Sugar Glider, Austrailian Mouse, Potbelly pigs, birds, reptiles, etc...

or you can order them to your nearest airport.. o_o;

www.sugar-gliders.com
PostPosted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 1:30 pm


Doumanagi Dazaemon
Wisteria Darling
If a Japanese had one of those, they'd name it something short and cute.

Piko and Momo are the first that come to mind. Hmm.. something short that ends in "ko"?

o_O Never saw a sugar glider before, I thought you couldn't buy them in America.
but judging by the certain flare of those names it sounds like a male. Would they really name it something so prissy regardless of it being a male??? confused


Well yeah, they would actually.. LOL or something slightly naughty. My husband actually wants a sugar glider someday.. and he said he'd want to name it "Mr. Chin" or "Chin-Chin" (which is a reference to "chinko" which means.. eh hem the male apendage)

wisteria darling


Kyaro

PostPosted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 7:30 pm


滑空 - かっくう - kakkuu

^_^
PostPosted: Sun Feb 19, 2006 6:39 pm


NakaTake
Doumanagi Dazaemon
ぽん太 / Ponta?

ひこる / Hikoru??

ぱよ / Payo??? sweatdrop

れいま / Reima???? xp
I don't think I've ever heard those names before...and wouldn't Ponta need to have Kanji in front of it to say Ponta because I thought that character in kunyomi was like, futoshi or something sweatdrop
surprised Y'know at one time I thought so too, but I started seeing occurrences where things like pet names came about and they really didn't seem quite as strictly guided as it is to name a person... And even human girl names, I believe, don't have to be just all kanji either... like まり子 (Mariko) or はる子 (Haruko) (but I've only seen names like these ending in just "-ko", so I can't really be sure how orthodox this naming method really is sweatdrop )

Doumanagi Dazaemon


Doumanagi Dazaemon

PostPosted: Sun Feb 19, 2006 6:41 pm


How about Hige... not really any meaning to the name, I just think its kinda cute for cute miniature pet
PostPosted: Sun Feb 19, 2006 10:51 pm


Doumanagi Dazaemon
NakaTake
Doumanagi Dazaemon
ぽん太 / Ponta?

ひこる / Hikoru??

ぱよ / Payo??? sweatdrop

れいま / Reima???? xp
I don't think I've ever heard those names before...and wouldn't Ponta need to have Kanji in front of it to say Ponta because I thought that character in kunyomi was like, futoshi or something sweatdrop
surprised Y'know at one time I thought so too, but I started seeing occurrences where things like pet names came about and they really didn't seem quite as strictly guided as it is to name a person... And even human girl names, I believe, don't have to be just all kanji either... like まり子 (Mariko) or はる子 (Haruko) (but I've only seen names like these ending in just "-ko", so I can't really be sure how orthodox this naming method really is sweatdrop )


Actually you are right, this is (or probably once was more common) still heard of. Actually you will see a lot older woman (probably born in the 40s or before) that are named with -ko as the only kanji.

It's kind of old actually, I'm not an expert on names or anything but usually women before the 20th century didn't use kanji for their names, or maybe had one kanji following "o-" as in "O-den".

wisteria darling


Doumanagi Dazaemon

PostPosted: Mon Feb 20, 2006 8:05 pm


ninja Minoru (meaning "bear fruit or nuts")
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