Name Question Part II

[DarkCloud]

Hmm... does anyone know of a Female German or Dutch or Danish name for a woman that means little or submissive or quite or not overbearing?

I need an ironic name for a character that is a real shrew in my novel.

 

[ASM]

Klein, Luttel, and Karig.... those are Dutch.

 

[DarkCloud]

Okay, thanks!

One question however, are those first names and could you please either tell me what they mean or direct me to a site that might?

 

[willemvanoranje]

Those are words. Don't you need names? They mean little, small or scarse. They are words, not names.

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[duke o' york]

Why not just steal from Shakespeare and call her Katarina Klein? It's got definite oxymoronic potential.

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[Az]

I don't get the purpose of this topic anymore...

 

[willemvanoranje]

Klein is a good name, but not as first name. Name her Catootje Klein. It's an old name, and I don't know what it means, but hey....Or maybe Aleida Klein (or Aleid). That's a really Dutch name too.

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[DarkCloud]

Thank you for the suggestions: How about:

Katarina Klein Markham? (In my story she is married to a german)