Hi lovely folks,

I had asked to be remembered and to meet with my Guide. I wanted to know his/her name.
I must have dreamed for hours on end and ever since, I have this name branded into my recollection. Which I can`t recall in any other reference other than the dream.

His/her name is: Kalip (dont know if I have the spelling correct)
Maybe Kelip or so.

Its pronounced "K-lip" though.

Anyone know of any Guide or a place or anything....pronounced "K-lip"


Nanner

Wow thats interesting.. Katonya...huh..

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is a russian name. I know a woman in russia named that.

Kay-lip or Kalip is my guide huh.  I didnt see him/her, I merely went somewhere I can not recall but awoke withthat name tatoo`d to my memorybanks.

Hugs,
Nanner

Here's something from an English-Turkish-German dictionary

http://www.seslisozluk.com/?word=kal%fdp

Kalip:

1. mould. mold. form. pattern. bar. cake. cast. formwork. master. matrix. model. print. shape. stamp. stencil. tablet. template. templet. dies.
2. bar. cake. cast. model. mould. pattern. print. shape. stencil. template. templet. mold. last. block. bar. piece. appearance.
3. mould, mold, form, pattern, bar, cake, cast, formwork, master, matrix, model, print, shape, stamp, stencil, tablet, template, templet, dies. timber (tip). pat (ufak). "mould, mold; pattern, model; template; (ayakkaby) last; (?apka) block; (sabun, vb.) bar, cake, piece; appearance; shape".
4. mold, matrix.
5. form; hat block; shoe last.
6. template; pattern, model.
7. bar, cake, piece (of something).
8. imposing appearance.
9. shape. kalıp ynyn adamy olmamak not to be the man one seems to be. kalıp yny almak /yn/ to take a mold (of). kalıp yny basmak /a/ colloq.
10. to affirm (something) with conviction.
11. to support (something) enthusiastically. kalıp a çekmek /y/.
12. to give proper form or shape (to), shape, mold.
13. slang to have intercourse with, *crappity smack. kalıp yny çykarmak /yn/ to take a mold of. kalıp y de?i?tirmek/dinlendirmek slang to die, croak, kick the bucket, give up the ghost. kalıp a dökmek /y/ to cast, pour (something) into a mold. kalıp a geçirmek /y/ to block (a hat or fez); to put (a shoe) on a last. kalıp gibi serilmek (for a very tired person) to lie stretched out like a log. kalıp gibi uyumak to sleep like a log. kalıp gibi yatmak to lie still, lie without moving a muscle. kalıp tan kalyba girmek colloq.
14. to change one´s ideas whenever one finds it expedient.
15. to change jobs often.
16. (for the nature of a job) to be changing constantly. kalıp kesilmek to be petrified. kalıp kyyafet yerinde/ kalıp y kyyafeti yerinde imposing and well-dressed (man). kalıp a koymak /y/ to put (a shoe) on a last or tree. kalıp a vurmak /y/ to put (a hat or fez) on a block. ". die.
17. mo u ld. hat block. shoe fast. pattern. model. bar. piece of sth. imposing appearance. cake. cast. die. face mould. form. gage. impress. matrix. mold. patterned sample. shape. stamp. tablet. template.

By the way, I figured that there might be word censoring in this forum. Number 13's "crappity smack" is actually a four-letter word that rhymes with tuck. 

Which leads me to wonder who on earth came up with 'crappity smack' as a substitute? Maybe next time I get mad at someone I'll tell them  'crappity smack you'!

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Geez Alysia, there you go... chasing Indians down...lol.. that poor soul must have asked himself "what the heck, this woman chasing me for...shooo - schoo go away pester lady...go away..." LMAO!  bet it wasn`t funny for him though..

Maybe sweetheart the name Katonya is your name / in the parallel exsisting dimension, Maybe in that one you are experencing the life "with your daddy" instead of "without" as in this one. Worth a thought.

Hugs,
Nanner

I'm trying to figure how to use it in a pick-up line.

"Wow, you look fabulous tonight. You wanna crappity smack?" God forbid she turns out to be a kinky proctologist. 

Hmm, maybe I should take the high road on this and just consider it the name of a character that Charles Dickens decided on not using.