3 definitions by Azndanaette
A cute and common name for a Pomeranian. Other versions of Mitzi are Mitzy ,Bermitzfia or just plain Mitz.
The story goes that Mitzi was bought from Beverly. Her dog had recently died and she wanted to replace him. Therefore, Bev, bought a Pomeranian and named her Mitzi. But every time she looked at Mitzi it only made her cry. She wanted to find a new owner. And told the girls at Pet Ranch, where she recently bought the puppy. Everything happened so rapidly. Somehow, Mitzy became owned by the sister of the girl who worked at Pet Ranch. The new owner fell in love with Mitzy, giving her a loving home and a place in her heart forever.
The story goes that Mitzi was bought from Beverly. Her dog had recently died and she wanted to replace him. Therefore, Bev, bought a Pomeranian and named her Mitzi. But every time she looked at Mitzi it only made her cry. She wanted to find a new owner. And told the girls at Pet Ranch, where she recently bought the puppy. Everything happened so rapidly. Somehow, Mitzy became owned by the sister of the girl who worked at Pet Ranch. The new owner fell in love with Mitzy, giving her a loving home and a place in her heart forever.
Sorry, Bev, You told me to let you know if I was ever going to give Mitzi away. Well, it's been 3 years and counting.
Dog's name Mitzi and other Pomeranians are usually very loud, when it comes to strangers. They are like mini guard dogs. You can't help but love.
Dog's name Mitzi and other Pomeranians are usually very loud, when it comes to strangers. They are like mini guard dogs. You can't help but love.
by Azndanaette January 31, 2008
A very beautiful name with awesome meanings in Vietnamese. For males it can mean handsome and for females it can mean beautiful. All-in-all this name gets bad raps from its English cousin "Dung" which means "poop".
Nevertheless, there are wonderful people out there who keep this name without changing or adding an English name. I truely respect them.
Nevertheless, there are wonderful people out there who keep this name without changing or adding an English name. I truely respect them.
Wow, I didn't know that name meant that!! Now I see Dung in a whole new light.
Gee Dung is really brave. I wonder how many people didn't notice it.
If I have a daughter or son that's the name I will choose.
Gee Dung is really brave. I wonder how many people didn't notice it.
If I have a daughter or son that's the name I will choose.
by Azndanaette November 30, 2006
Alexis was originally a baby boy/male name which has become very popular as a girls name. However, it’s wrong to make fun of people with names that originally were boy names such as Ashley, Claire, Kelly, Shannon, Dana and etc.
Alexis in MALE VERSION is pronunced as ah-LEHK-SihS (English) or aeL-ehK-SIY (French). Alexis is used predominantly in the Spanish, Greek, French, Russia, and German languages for male names, and its origin is Old Greek. The name is of the meaning defender of man kind.
It is derived from the element 'alexein' meaning to ward off, to defend. Alexios (Old Greek) and Alexius (Latin) are old forms of Alexis. The name was borne by numerous saints; among them, the 5th-century Saint Alexius of Rome was the most famous. According to legend, he fled his arranged marriage to go on pilgrimage, and he was later venerated as a 'Man of God'.
The Alexis that I know is very funny. His personality is so interesting and entertaining. He has an observant Pisces-zodiac personality and isn’t afraid to stand up for himself in a fight-backbone. He’s smart, hardworking, straight forward and isn’t afraid of what others think of him. Did I mention he’s attractive with dreamy eyes and dark long lashes, but not very tall. He has made it his goal to be present for his child, a loving, involved, faithful husband and the opposite of his father. Lastly, his hobby includes gaming.
Alexis in MALE VERSION is pronunced as ah-LEHK-SihS (English) or aeL-ehK-SIY (French). Alexis is used predominantly in the Spanish, Greek, French, Russia, and German languages for male names, and its origin is Old Greek. The name is of the meaning defender of man kind.
It is derived from the element 'alexein' meaning to ward off, to defend. Alexios (Old Greek) and Alexius (Latin) are old forms of Alexis. The name was borne by numerous saints; among them, the 5th-century Saint Alexius of Rome was the most famous. According to legend, he fled his arranged marriage to go on pilgrimage, and he was later venerated as a 'Man of God'.
The Alexis that I know is very funny. His personality is so interesting and entertaining. He has an observant Pisces-zodiac personality and isn’t afraid to stand up for himself in a fight-backbone. He’s smart, hardworking, straight forward and isn’t afraid of what others think of him. Did I mention he’s attractive with dreamy eyes and dark long lashes, but not very tall. He has made it his goal to be present for his child, a loving, involved, faithful husband and the opposite of his father. Lastly, his hobby includes gaming.
My husband’s name is Alexis. He’s of Spanish origin. He loves his name now, but it was hard for him as a child. No one told him it was a unisex name until he started school and kids can be so mean. They made fun of his name and picked on him. He did fight back, but it’s hard when it’s you against many. The name Alexis is pronounced differently for males -Ah-lex-sis-. His parents were going to name him Jorge. I’m very happy that they chose Alex instead.
by Azndanaette November 21, 2017