It is also similar to an old Norse name: Floki.
replyThere was once a cloud conference in Brazil called ConaCloud. I'm guessing "cona" means something different in Brazilian Portuguese than it does in European Portuguese.
In Portugal is a slang word for vagina.
replyAs Coq (now Rcoq) found to their chagrin... I'm convinced half of the reason Lean has surpassed Coq in mindshare in formal mathematics was because it's impossible to not chuckle at the name sometimes.
replyschaamhaar.io was already taken
replyRisky copy-paste of the day.
replyAlso means cum in greek https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/φλόκι
replyDo Greek people really say "Here comes the spunk!" when they're... you know?
replyDo English speakers say that?!
replyHahahaha, have never personally heard that.
replythough not nearly as popular of an expression in that category as μαλάκας
replyOne of the later pages mentions that the name came from "cirrocumulus floccus", the cloud formation.
replyIn this case it is misspelled.
replyThe Latin word is "flocci", which means hairs of wool, and it was also used to denote an insignificant thing.
English normally preserves the double consonants of Latin, and in this case it has already done this in the English words derived from "floccus", e.g. "to flocculate" and "flocculent".
In clouds, it was used due to the resemblance of those clouds with curly sheep wool.
You mean like Flikr, sonarr, tumblr, Waze…?
replyAlso it means gays (not in a flattering way) in italian if you just change a letter.
replyyou got here before me, had a good laugh tho.
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