posted May 10, 2004 07:59 PM         

AVNI

A I N V

A VINE
IN A VINE
A NAIV (as in a kind of person)
IN A NAIV (i believe that 'the nave' is an area in a church)
IN A NAIV-I (branch of the military)
VIN (french word for wine)
IVAN...IVAN-A...IAN...AN-N...(names)
AIN (an 'olde' way of saying 'own'...as in 'my own')
ANI (as in 'any')
I...II...III...IV...V...VI...(and so on...these are roman numerals)

hope some this helps a bit...

posted May 12, 2004 10:04 AM         

oops! while i was writing this, i really did 'see' an E.....when this happens i usually take it as a sign that the word druids want a certain letter included that may not appear in the name.....perhaps other lexigrammers have had this experience, too?.....anyway, aqua, i only tried to lexi the first name of this person.....that is why the J does not appear in any of the words. i really enjoy lexigramming, however; i do not often have 'time' to become deeply involved in them.....so when i saw an opportunity to work a little on a 'short' one, i was glad. i believe with a little more spiraling, you could build on some of these words.....leaving out the mysterious E, if you like.....to come up with a positively capital lexi (pardon the pun!)

have fun and much 'luck'!

love and light to you.....

allisbright

posted May 12, 2004 10:26 AM         

.....a few more words incorporating all the letters in the name.....

AA II J NN V

I
JIVE
VAJINA (well.....interesting to say the least!)
VAN
NANA (a fairly common nickname for a grandmother.)
JANIA (female version of a 'jeanie'...as in a magical entity who often resides in a lamp and grants wishes to individuals who have somehow found and rubbed said lamp. )
JAVA (nickname for coffee...comes from a region in the world where coffee is grown.)

.....on so on.....

may the joyful light of spring flutter brightly in your heart!

posted June 06, 2004 08:15 PM         

A V N I - J A I N
1 6 5 1 - 1 1 1 5
13 = 4 -- 8 = 8
4 + 8 = 12 = 3
Single Key Number: 3
Compound Key Number: 12

Birth Key Number: 3

Explanations are in 'WHILE THE SOUL SLUMBERS' - LINDA GOODMAN'S STAR SIGNS (you DO have it I hope!) pages 181 & 196

in Love and light
imajre

posted April 21, 2008 11:46 PM         

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Some names contain very few letters, consequently the Lexigrams of such names are brief consisting of only a few words. In this instance this can mean either (a) the person whose name it is will be found to be an extremely private person, keeping many personal secrets - or (b) the person whose name it is happens to be a simple and uncomplicated human, lacking any complxity in the personality, who leads a rather ordinary life'.

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Quoting Linda --
'Name Lexigrams are absolutely not interchangable. Nor are they born from coincidence. You cannot take the message or description gleaned from one person's name and apply it to another person, because each one is clearly sui generis.

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As for the Lexigramming of short names...
Adding a nickname is acceptable. It is often as if one is seen as needing a longer name and nic
nicknames often follow.
Adding one's birth and married name, as in a hyphenated maiden/married name can help.
As long as the nicknames are used, they are still one's names. Consider these:
Edward=Ed=Eddie
Thomas=Tom=Tommy
James=Jim=Jimmy
Timothy=Tim=Tommy
Elizabeth=Liz=Beth=Lizzie

Names like:

T.J.Ro
Ty Cann
Dee Car
Ana Li
And so forth, often acquire nicknames.
Of course if one goes with vibrational Lexigramming of these names, these types of short names, one can get more. Adding a nickname would be the simplest however.

posted April 22, 2008 12:06 AM         

A AN IN VIA I IN
AVIAN VAIN INIA
INN JAIN JAVA VAIN
VAN VIA ANI

Words do not have to be Lexigrammed into a Lexigram phrase or paragraph etcetera, to bear meaning.
INIA=does this person like dolphins and or the sea?
VIA=do they like to travel and use different modes of transportation?
JAVA=coffee, and or computer related.
VAN=do thy drive or like VANS?
AVIAN=birds, birdlike, ie; thin, flighty, free spirited. Or, maybe they like birds.
ANI=a type of bird..see definition below
INN=travel term here as with VAN, and VIA.
VAIN=well, vanity, and or do they feel hopeless at times, as in "all is IN VAIN"
See there the word IN was used too.
JAIN=a religion, which they may practice or not. Or have a friend or family member who does.
Back to the words AVIAN and INIA.
One is an AIR or SKY or FLIGHT related word.
INIA is a WATER related word.
Do they have any Astrological aspects related to the AIR SIGNS?
How about to WATER SIGNS?
And lastly;
ANIMAL TOTEMS.

a·ni (ä-n)
n. pl. a·nis
Any of several chiefly tropical American birds of the genus Crotophaga, related to the cuckoo and having black plumage and a long tail.

posted April 22, 2008 12:10 AM         

AVNI JAIN AJA AN ANA ANI ANN ANNA AVA AVI IAIN IAN INA IV IVA IVAN IVANA JAN JANA JANN JANNA NAN NANA NIA NINA VAN VI VIN VINA VINIA