[ANSTHRLD] Faelyne du la Maurienne

[Joseph Percer]

I would assume French, she did say that Faelyne was a scottish name meaning
"beautiful woman" But I haven't found anything on Gabriel's archives with
that particular name. I'm not aware where she got that name, or who told her
about it, but I will ask her more about it, and get back to you.

Thanks!

Jaime

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Faelyne du la Maurienne.....

What language(s) does the client want?
It appears to head in the general direction of French.

Where were these names found?

There is a byname in French similar to Faelyne but
it wouldn't be a given name. Fáelán is the Gaelic
name of a saint died 656 in Flanders.

Maurienne is a region in France given on page 675
of Morlet's Noms de Famille.  It appears to be a valley
in Savoy.  It would be de Maurienne or possibly
de la Maruienne but not du.

Magnus von Lubek

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