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I believe that article is the main one used these days. I would state
that this name follows the pattern "color + charge" which includes
example of "black swan" and "white greyhound".<br>
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Based on this precedent from Nov 2011, it appears that "House of the
Blue Dog" or "Blue Dog House" would be appropriate but not "House Blue
Dog" (though this syntax was previously registerable).<br>
"Submitted as <i>Hous<u>e S</u>ilver Leaf</i>, no evidence has been
found for this word order. The name is registerable as <i>Silver Leaf
House</i> or <i>House of the Silver Leaf</i>."<br>
I didn't find any conflicts.<br>
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Alicia<br>
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Morel Carr Zupanic wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">I know little, if anything, about registering household names. My plan was
to use this article - <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://medievalscotland.org/jes/OrderNames/">http://medievalscotland.org/jes/OrderNames/</a> - to
document the naming pattern for House Blue Dog. Is that adequate?
Doireann
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