[Loch-ruadh] sca name

[Julie Self]

Check Italian or Spanish or French, all Romance languages, and if that
fails, you could try Latin names.  They and their derivatives were used for
centuries.  Also, some modern baby name books list the origins.
Gwenllian



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>Date: Mon, 21 May 2001 17:53:38 -0500
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>Been working on an sca name and I found this:
>
>Amicia => Amice (and later, Amy)
>
>Could someone give me the correct pronounciation for each of these and tell
>me if the are legitimate names for what time periods?  Also, if anyone
>knows
>what country or countries these might have been used in... Or if someone
>could refer me to some web references or some place I could look them up
>myself.
>Thanks!
>
>Amy Townsend
>"Aymz"
>http://www.aymz.net
>
>
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