Double Meanings in Character Names

[Lalato]

I was wondering if a lot of people try to make their character names have double meanings by changing the spelling of a common word or phrase, but keeping the phonetics somewhat close...

Here's an example...
Donatella Novoti = Don't Tell Nobody

Any of you care to throw out one of yours?
--sam

 

[Zentermi]

Lemetyd Tolrence

 

[Lalato]

Karlis Vispers

 

[hammymchamham]

I had a Druid who's name was Shaitan. Thats arabic for Satan. Otherwise I usually just throw some letters together until it looks cool.

 

[Knightfall]

One of my players named his 2E skyrider paladin, Sir Mojo Rising.

 

[Gez]

I've seen of these boards (in a "silly name" thread), someone mentionning Hazzint bin Layyd, an adventurer desperately trying to get promiscuous with young women. And of course, all the pseudo-Asian names like Wong Wey. There was a lot of pseudo-Chinese joke names. In French, it's easier with pseudo-Japanese (Yamamoto Kaderape: my motorcycle skidded; Futele Okasho: throw them in jail).

 

[Balgus]

I had a player play a dwarven fighter once named Bier Kegg.

 

[Tonguez]

Hakyn Slash the Orc Barbarian

Hewint Datterway the gnome thief

Mik Elmyers the geekboy and serial killer (great NPC he was too)

 

[alsih2o]

i play a sorcerer named kuhlun (cullin') and when he got a kangaroo rat familiar my wife suggested i name him dugang, so it became (cool 'n da gang)

(is thta too much wordplay and not enuf double meaning?)

 

[GravyFingerz]

Freyamal Legasuramont

(Fry em' all - Let God Sort Em' Out)