Some Ideas for a band name using the Polish language?

do you have this lame drink in mind?

Zeema? long eee sound like the polish I ?

or go for it all the way:
Sprzysiężenie Przenajświętszych Rzezimieszków

zi is sort of sound like si or ci.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CA%91

aka Moherowe Berety w Akcji

I like this guys name:

Does he know that his surname means Butcher??? Johnny the Butcher ;DDD

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Fenomen.
Fenomenalny Joe (Chris or someone/something else)

never heard of kierowca bombowca? :)
warkot kota - well, koty czasem warczą, I should know, I've had one who warczał

but anyway, does it have to make much sense? more than the hen harvester in any case? :)

a nie mruczą?


but it's king of mocking group.

exactly XD

I think Mohair Lech sounds really nice

mruczą when they're happy, warczą when they're not

wtedy parskają albo syczą...
...

ok, on trochę warczy.

or Mohair League?

haha that's good one!

League of Polish Families!!!


name band:
Kot Filemon
Pankracy

they are hissing


Hissing Prunes

Girl, do I look like Sigmund Freud?
;)


Actually, I had the word winter in mind.
:)

Holy sh1te what have I started? : )

well, we're a very creative bunch...

I used to take my Walkman (lol) and soar in a glider for hours and hours, the best musical experience by far.

How about Puchacz?

Could mean this
or this

of course, you'll never go wrong with Orzeł
(yes it has a Polish letter but the Brits you a Polish letter too -> £ :)

drobiazg - (means, a small thing, a trifle)

jazda (yazda) - (approximately) ride, trip (by vehicle)

z lotu ptaka - (or as one one word zlotuptaka, a bird's eye view)

Zeti - does that group really exist? If so they're called Puchacze not Puchacz lol

PS. That guy needs less make-up and should stop smoking asap. :)

how about: inni

it's a sort of contradiction in terms.

No no. Rada Puchaczy is the song name performed by Andrzej Stockinger. The Czasoumilacze are fiction group in ERA comercial ;)


Kosmita (an alien)
Ufoludek (an alien too)
Kosmonauta (astronount)

Puk puk (knock, knock)
miau miau (meow meow... you know that's a drug name in britain now?)

Kostucha (Ms Death, read kostooha)
Krew (blood, read krev)

Szkieletor:



(read Shkyeletor)

Prawda - the truth
Jantar - amber

Prawda? I've always thought that meant right, correct or true?

:S

Da, koniechno lol

Prawda is a noun.

Zdrada - treason
Zasada - the rule
Zakaz - a ban
Zamek - a castle, a lock, a zip
Ziemia - earth, soil
Fala - wave
Nowa Fala - new wave
Zemsta - revange
Moc - power
Sława - fame
Słowo - word
Kara - punishment
Moloch - big building where people get lost
Loch - dangeon
Lot - flight


Bielik

How about agonii mrówki;)

Actually I think that Teffle should look for some russian words which are easier to pronounce and catch up the ear more.
Besides that he shouldn't think of nice sound but meaning as the most important thing.
He should tell us if he wants it to be seriouse or bit amusing.

Personally I think that neologisms are the best for band name. I can name few really good neologism in band/artists names: Maanam, Kobrnocka, Paktofonika, Fisz/Emade.