Origines et signification

Sur BF, ça discute des noms originaux des personnages et des analyses qui peuvent en découler.

Je trouve ça assez intéressant de se pencher sur la logique du pourquoi avoir nommer le personnage comme ça?

Je propose donc de faire un récapitulatif de ce qui est dit à ce sujet, mais également de discuter des prénoms en eux-même.

Est-ce que vous les trouvez beaux? Moches? Est-ce que vous les trouvez appropriés aux persos?

Citation :: I know that Lorne is named after Lorne Green (Like Angel already pointed out in the show)

And both William and Liam are versions of Wilhelm, which means warrior. One of the meanings of Charles (Gunn) is also warrior.

Citation :: (Anne \a(n)-ne\ as a girl's name is a variant of Ann (Hebrew) and Hannah (Hebrew), and the meaning of Anne is "He (God) has favored me". See also Aine, Ana, Anise, Anita, Annamaria, Marianne, Rexanne, Roseanne and Ysanne. )

Winifred \wi-nif-red, win(i)-fred\ as a girl's name is pronounced WIN-a-fred. It is of Welsh and Old English origin, and the meaning of Winifred is "holy, blessed reconciliation; joy and peace". Winifred, a martyred Welsh princess, is traditionally called the patron saint of virgins.

Lilah \l(i)-lah\ as a girl's name is a variant of Delilah (Hebrew), Leila (Arabic), Lila (Arabic) and Lyla (English), and the meaning of Lilah is "languishing, lovelorn, seductive; night beauty".

Wesley \we(s)-ley\ as a boy's name is pronounced WEZ-lee, WES-lee. It is of Old English origin, and the meaning of Wesley is "western meadow". Place name; variant of the English surname Westley. Used in honor of brothers John and Charles Wesley, 18th-century founders of Methodism, a Protestant Christian denomination. Actors Wesley Snipes, Wes Bentley.

Charles \ch(ar)-les\ as a boy's name is pronounced charlz. It is of Old German origin, and the meaning of Charles is "free man". From "karl", similar to Old English "churl", meaning "man, serf". The first Holy Roman Emperor (seventh to eighth century) Charlemagne (Latin Carolus Magnus, meaning "Charles the Great") was a powerful German leader who created a more ordered society out of the chaos that followed the fall of Rome. He united France and much of central Europe. His widespread fame gave rise to many forms of his name. Charles is the French variant of Carolus or Karolus, adopted by the English especially since the 17th-century reigns of kings Charles I and II. Charles and its variant forms have been favoured by the royalty of several countries, including the present Prince of Wales. Charlie and Charly are occasionally used for girls. See also Arlo. Naturalist Charles Darwin; French president Charles de Gaulle; author Charles Dickens; actor Charlie Chaplin; basketball player Charles Barkley.

Connor \c(on)-nor\ as a boy's name is pronounced KAH-ner. It is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and the meaning of Connor is "hound-lover". Anglicized form of Conchobhar (Gaelic), which was the name of a legendary king of Ulster who lived at the time of Christ. See also Konnor. Irish author Conor Cruise O'Brien.