Wonder if I should find a different name

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I mean I like it well enough but I don’t think it necessarily fits with the Stormwind Human naming convention.

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Was it originally from the random name generator?

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Become Kazuman

Very human

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RP that you’re not from Stormwind. Your name sounds vaguely like Japanese for wind, which sounds like something those Uldum human tribes would vibe with.

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No, kind of wanted to have something similar to Kaznarok. Liked Kazumasa.

Well it can mean Peaceful, righteous. I think you’re thinking of “Kaze” which is wind in Japanese. Yes I am a Weeb.

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Unless it’s an RP realm, I wouldn’t sweat it a whole bunch. Certainly it wouldn’t bug me enough to throw down the bux for a name change.

(Mine is from Old Persian, for what it’s worth, meaning “Whose Rule is Truth.”)

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Oh I know, I did say vaguely lol

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Oh, apologizes.

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Why not Hugh Mann?

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It’s fine. I usually get called hey lock followed by expletives.

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Hey lock!
You need to make us more cookies!
wiggles toes

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My name doesn’t necessarily fit the human theme either, but I justified it by deciding it was a name bestowed to me by another culture as a sign of respect.

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You can RP that Woo Ping is your Dad.

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I told ChatGPT that “Kazumasa” is a Japanese name and asked it to angelicize it. These were the results;

Prompt

Please Angelicize the Japanese Name “Kazumasa”

This is for a roleplaying game based on historic reeanctment where the main character will eventually refind their roots and recover their Japanese name.

//Prompt Note: I had to add that last part regarding “eventually refind their roots and recover their Japanese name” because otherwise ChatGPT will tell you it’s wrong to Angelicize names and won’t give you any suggestions.

Result

To “Angelicize” the Japanese name “Kazumasa,” we can create a variant that retains the essence of the original name while adapting it to a style that blends with Western angelic or biblical naming conventions. A suitable adaptation could be “Caziel.” This name keeps the initial sound of “Kazu-” and blends it with the “-iel” suffix common in angelic names like Gabriel or Uriel, providing a sense of the ethereal or divine.

Prompt

Please give me 5 more suggestions

Result

Certainly! Here are five more adaptations of “Kazumasa” into angelic-style names:

  1. Kazariel: Combines “Kazu” with the angelic suffix “-iel,” maintaining a strong connection to the original name.
  2. Mazakiel: A reverse of the original syllables with the angelic “-iel” suffix.
  3. Azumasael: Rearranges the letters of “Kazumasa” and ends with “-ael,” another common angelic suffix.
  4. Kazraphael: Blends “Kazu” with “Raphael,” a well-known archangel’s name, for a unique mix.
  5. Sakaziel: Uses the latter part of “Kazumasa,” adding the angelic “-iel” suffix for a spiritual touch.

These variations aim to keep elements of the original name while infusing an angelic or biblical character to them.

Prompt

5 more please

Result

Absolutely, here are five additional angelic-style adaptations of “Kazumasa”:

  1. Zamakiel: This name rearranges the syllables of “Kazumasa” and adds the “-iel” suffix for an angelic touch.
  2. Kazumiel: A direct adaptation, keeping the original name intact and adding the “-iel” suffix.
  3. Asakziel: Uses a part of “Kazumasa” with the angelic “-iel” ending, emphasizing a heavenly sound.
  4. Masakael: Takes the latter part of “Kazumasa” and combines it with the “-ael” suffix, common in angelic names.
  5. Kazuriel: Maintains the “Kazu” prefix and blends it with the “-riel” suffix for a celestial feel.

These names are crafted to evoke an angelic sense while maintaining a connection to the original Japanese name.

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Huh. neat.

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