As in the animal not the birthmark.
I am creating my first Dwarf who may or may not be a loner and need a name for a mole companion.
Either male or female, something distinct.
Happy New Year All!
Rooter? Maulwurf? Scalo? Talpi? Eimer? Avogadro? (OK, maybe the last is too punny.)
Bill Haydon.
Rooter? Maulwurf? Scalo? Talpi? Eimer? Avogadro? (OK, maybe the last is too punny.)
(Huh? I thought Avogadro was an Italian astronomer who had a lunar crater named after him.)
Snowden? Assange? The Flightless Bat? Digby? Something Not Quite Dead Yet That The Cat Presented To Me Back In August? Avgolemono? Doomstar (okay, maybe a bit obscure)?
Elmo. ;)
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M'lord Merryweather Bloomingsdale III
bonus points if you RP the dwarf as insane and following "orders" recieved from the mole.
Monty Mole of course :-) (from mario games)
Or Buggane/Bugga/Buggany, after the big ogre/mole monster.
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Sniffers! Name him Sniffers!
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What about Axtel, Grumm, Yooch, Egbert, Old Gruggle, Bungo, or Gurrbowl?
Those are all the moles I can think of from Redwall, at least. =)
Spy, Scout, Inteeligencer
Digger, Trench,
Scalopus
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Cole Coyle the Mole Mohel. Kind of suggests a preferred attack as well.
Dusty.
Mr.Magoo
Mole MacCarony
Molester Mole.
Also...
Harvey Rupert Elder
Dr.Wrong
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Rooter? Maulwurf? Scalo? Talpi? Eimer? Avogadro? (OK, maybe the last is too punny.)(Huh? I thought Avogadro was an Italian astronomer who had a lunar crater named after him.)
Yep, that's the dude. He's also known for the Avogadro constant (hence the pun).
I have been unable to think up any mole names based on the other other mole.
Underling.
Beautymark
Rooter? Maulwurf? Scalo? Talpi? Eimer? Avogadro? (OK, maybe the last is too punny.)(Huh? I thought Avogadro was an Italian astronomer who had a lunar crater named after him.)Yep, that's the dude. He's also known for the Avogadro constant (hence the pun).
I have been unable to think up any mole names based on the other other mole.
Oh, that kind of mole. Hey, "mole" can also refer to a dock or breakwater which extends out into the water for some distance. How about "Jetty"?
Mmmm I am thinking my references are either too old or obsure...I Blame Cosmo.
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Mmmm I am thinking my references are either too old or obsure...I Blame Cosmo.
Not to me, they're not. I'm just trying to age disgracefully.
Hmmm. "Underworldling"? In tight black leather and kewl shades?
"The Little Gentleman in the Black Velvet Waistcoat"? Now, there's obscure for you.
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Oh, that kind of mole. Hey, "mole" can also refer to a dock or breakwater which extends out into the water for some distance. How about "Jetty"?Rooter? Maulwurf? Scalo? Talpi? Eimer? Avogadro? (OK, maybe the last is too punny.)(Huh? I thought Avogadro was an Italian astronomer who had a lunar crater named after him.)Yep, that's the dude. He's also known for the Avogadro constant (hence the pun).
I have been unable to think up any mole names based on the other other mole.
That is the version of mole in my Indonesian dictionary...apart from the other derogatory definition of mole that breaks down into the two Indonesian words: fly and faeces...
Best go with the Japanese word for mole(animal): mogura
Krecik! (diminutive of kret)
[kretzik]
Sandy?
moliere tartuffe
But he is not really a mole he is a mole imposter!
If he is an escaped Digger akin to those killed in 1649 on st.george 's hill that would be sweet!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tartuffe
Gives a nice personality overview also.
Azrael.
Really? No one went there yet? No one? Sheesh.
Mole Poblano!
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Guaco?
Morocco?
"Talpa" is the Latin word for mole.
According to the Wikipedia Tolkien based his Dwarf language on Semitic languages. I don't know Hebrew but the online Jewish Encyclopedia suggests either "haparparah" or "ishut".
Fred Savage
Dr.Wrong
Ahem.
Nevus. Melanocyte. Hamartoma. Lesion. Neoplasm. Freckles.