1: Hannah de Ávila -New Alternate Name (NP)

OSCAR finds the name registered exactly as it appears in March of 1998, via the Outlands.

Svíðu Hanna

Submitter desires a feminine name.
Client requests authenticity for Scandinavian anywhere in period, ON preferred.
Meaning (Hannah thrice scorched) most important.

Hannah: Existing registration allowance

OW Norse verb Svíða

Ref: Viking Answer Lady

Resource: CV (page 612)

referencing the use of descriptive bynames - resource "Viking bynames found in the Landnambok" - gives multiple examples of descriptive bynames

Use of scorched:

Svíðu would be compounded Svíðu Hannah meaning "Hannah the singed" - This is an acceptable name to me.

-svíði would be compounded Hannah svíði meaning "Hannah the burning pain" - I prefer the other form.

Ideally, I would like "thrice scorched" (Þrysvar Svíða) but this has grammar issues. Svíðu is found as "scorched beam," but no examples of modifying Svíðu.

2: Haven of Aarquelle -New Name (NP) & New Device

Azure, a sword inverted argent surmounted by a decrescent Or, and a mountain of three peaks within a bordure counterchanged argent and sable

Submitter desires a feminine name.
No changes.

[Haven] is submitter's legal given name, acceptable as per SENA PN1.B.2.e `Legal Name Allowance', as documented with a driver's license.

[Aarquelle] is a Barony in the Kingdom of the Outlands, branch name registered in March 1987 via Outlands

3: Reinhard Von Stehlenbaur -New Name (NP) & New Device

Per bend sinister gules and vert, a hammer bendwise sinister and a serpent erect argent

Submitter desires a masculine name.
The following changes are allowed: Reinhard Stehlenbaur or Reinhard of Saint Golias
Language/Culture (14-16th C Germanic) most important.

[Reinhart] is documented with this spelling as a surname twice "Heinrch Reinhard of Bonnigheld, Germany, in the year 1286, and Heinrici reinhart of Homburg, Germany, in 1315" -- https://surnamedb.com/Surname/Reinhardt

[Von Stehlenbaur] translates to "Of the Steel works" in English

4: Vyncent Guy Dafydd -New Name (NP) & New Device

Per fess purpure and checky Or and azure, a stagbeetle volant en arriere argent maintaining in each foreleg a flywhisk handled Or and brushed argent, in chief a decrescent between two mullets of eight points Or

Submitter desires a masculine name.
Language/Culture most important.

Vyncent: Masculine name found in Dictionary of Medieval Names from European Sources Early Modern English

[1530] Vincent LIWill-III p. 47; 1569 Vyncent SurMus II; 1586 https://dmnes.org/name/Robert Vincent

[Guy]: same source Anglo-French

1245-1250[1586] Guy Glover 158 https://dmnes.org/name/Guyle Burgess

[Dafydd]: Same source found under David Welsh source 1360 Dafydd (nom) ArchCambIII p. 165; https://dmnes.org/name/David

The Didarganj Yakshi - Khan Academy - By Vaishnavi Patil discusses the Didarganj Yakshi statue from the 3rd century BCE, which depicts a woman holding a fly whisk. https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/art-asia/south-... Fly whisks are attributes of several Hindu, Jain, Daoist and Buddhist deities and seen as a royal status symbol in many African kingdoms.

The Art of Heraldry by Arthur Charles Fox-Davies gives several examples of stag beetles in period heraldry. http://www.vikinganswerlady.com/Stars/Bugs/Bugs.htm