[ANSTHRLD] Arianna

[Lady Simone ui'Dunlaingh]

Thank you magnus.  for your time. and I will forward your comments to the
girls like they've asked of me.

Simone


> >Amanda age 10 chose the name Arianna ui Dunlaingh  liking Arianna and
> >wanting to use the surname myself and my mom use
>
> Again there is no harm done by someone at this age
> using a name they can relate to and enjoy.
>
> As for future registration, Arianna is period for
> Italy but not Ireland.  As a matter of interest
> there is already a ruling against using Arianna
> with an Irish name.
>
> April 2000 LoAR Atenvelt Acceptances
> Adriana Kavanaugh.
> "Submitted as Arianna Kavanaugh, the given name seems
> reasonable for 16th century Italy but, unfortunately, we
> couldn't document the submitted form any closer to
> Ireland. The surname in turn is rather exclusively Irish.
> We already have a precedent against mixed Spanish/Irish
> names (Jaelle of Armida, LoAR of July 1997, p. 7, with
> the submission of Sanchia O'Connor); mixed Italian/Irish
> names are not any more plausible. We have therefore
> changed the given name to Adriana, a plausible
> feminisation of the English Adrian, which is found in
> 16th century sources."
>
> Sorry that these aren't registerable but that is the
> direction the research has gone.
>
> Magnus
>
>
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