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Originally posted by Janhavi Namshikar:
I don't think Last names have meanings.
Janhavi.
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Originally posted by Chetan Parekh:
Janhavi, not all but some of them have meaning, and in India lastname depends on the caste you belong and most of the time meaning of lastname is related your caste’s activity.
"Weekends don't count unless you spend them doing something completely pointless."
Originally posted by Janhavi Namshikar:
Thanks, Chetan. I Was not knowing that.
Janhavi.
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Originally posted by Janhavi Namshikar:
I don't think Last names have meanings.
Janhavi.
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Originally posted by Chetan Parekh:
Janhavi means river Ganga. It was named this after Rishi Jahnu.
"Weekends don't count unless you spend them doing something completely pointless."
Originally posted by Janhavi Namshikar:
And my Last Name is related to our native village in Goa.
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Originally posted by Chetan Parekh:
Anyway, just type the name of your village and pin code in Google and you will see that you village is there on Google too.
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Originally posted by Paul Bourdeaux:
Bourdeaux is from the Bordeaux region in France. Bordeaux is loosley translated to "next to the water,"
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Originally posted by Ernest Friedman-Hill:
So Map,
What's the meaning of your name?
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Originally posted by Sania Marsh:
Her first name means "Pearl"
Also her name sounds like name of a flower
Originally posted by John Smith:
The original first name is probably derived from a flower known as "margaritka" in Russian which translates into English as "daisy":
Originally posted by John Smith:
"margaritka" in Russian which translates into English as "daisy":
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Originally posted by Ryan McGuire:
Ryan = [Irish] little king or young royalty.
Lee = either [Irish] poet or [Old English] glade (area sheltered from storm)
McGuire = Son of Guire.
Gauire (with an extra 'a') = [Irish] noble/proud
Hmmm... makes me sound a little snooty, doesn't it?
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Originally posted by Joel McNary:
McNary: [Celtic] from Mac an rei, Mac meaning "son of"; an meaning "the" and rei meaning "king"
(See cognates in French roi and Latin rex)).
ASCII silly question, Get a silly ANSI.
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