PROUÐ PARENTS TO LITTER 'Ð-Y'
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February 3, 2021
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"Mace (Dangny) is still a bewitching combination of fearless-ball-of-energy and ridiculously cuddly and silly. Thank you again for raising such an utter sweetheart."
~ Elle,
Manhattan, New York
“Thanks so much for all you have done for us to make it possible for us to adopt little Harley (Donar). We couldn't be any happier with our little guy and Harley seems very happy in his new home as well.”
~Maureen & Carey
Lock Haven, PA
BOY OR GIRL?
IN OLD NORSE TIMES
The people in the Nördic countries did not use surnames, they were only given names and primary patronyms.
The primary patronyms indicated what the name of a person's father was. To create an Old Nörse primary patronym, the suffix -son (= 'son') or -dóttir
(= 'daughter') is added to the genitive förm of the father's name.
MCOYGGÐRASIL 'Dangny' ymirsDÓTTIR NKA *MACE*
MCOYGGÐRASIL 'dordi' ymirsDÓTTIR
4.5 weeks old
MCOYGGÐRASIL 'dahlia' ymirsDÓTTIR nka *Princess leia*
3 weeks old
MCOYGGÐRASIL 'donar' ymirsson NKA *HARLEY*
MCOYGGÐRASIL 'disir' ymirsDÓTTIR
4 weeks old
MCOYGGÐRASIL 'drÖfn' ymirsdÓttir NKA *SOPHIE*
Sophie (Dorfn) & Westin
LITTER 'Ð-Y' photo gallery
Dangny
*MORE PHOTOS AND INFORMATION SOON*
Kittens believe that all nature is occupied with their diversion.
~F.A. Paradis de Moncrif
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