I kind of like Lilliam. I get Bica (hee!) or Carbi.

I get Nihn, or Jona. I...kind of like them both.

Dola or Lado. They both sound like Spanish words, yes? That'd go really well with my Greek last name.

Mine are Grindy or Cinanger.

I get Kary (Kathy and Gary) or Gahy. The first one could at least be an alternate spelling of Carrie, but I wouldn't even know how to go about pronouncing the second one.

I get Meho. Which is just wrong.

Hmm...I get either Jemi or Mije. They sound like they could be real names, just very different. Almost Japanese.

Heh. I get Cazy, which is one letter from crazy, yo. Or Nend, which ... doesn't even make sense, even in a zAnY* spelling way.

I forgot that it had to be the first two letters of each. I get Loir, which reminds me of French valleys, and Irlo, which actually is a name, according to a certain highway in Florida. It's not a good name, though.

Jano? Noja? I really don't like that.

Aww, if I ever have boy/girl twins, I can name them Jora and Rajo (parent's names Ralph and Joan). Not likely, since I'm 46 and spayed.

I had a professor named Marinne (from Martin and Corinne), but she pronounced it like Maureen, so you only really noticed the weirdness when you saw it spelled.

I like Marinne, funky spelling and all.

As far as combining names, I get Veke and Keve. Those I do not like.

Kaljit. Or if I used my step mom, Avjit, or Dalninder.

You white people get off easier.

Depending on if I use full or shortened names, I get Fruth, Frudy, Rith, Ridy, Juic, or Juck. Frudy is kind of catchy.