NK - Heraldry, naming stuff

[FalanMacF at aol.com]

Belle, don t about medieval times.. but yes in spanish 'de' if of/from a 
place.


faolan


In a message dated 06/29/2000 5:58:13 PM Central Daylight Time, 
ly_isabela at yahoo.com writes:

<< Uhm....Faolan correct me if I'm wrong here.
 
 de refers to "of" or "from"  Like my name "del Bosque" of or from the
 woods.  That could work if that's what you're tying to say.
 
 Zahava, how are you using the word female?  What context?
 The best I can come up with without more information is:
 Mujer = woman
 Ella = She
 Sen~or(a/ita)
 
 -Belle
 whoisconversantnotfluent
 
 --- Derek Wilson <dwilson at dollar.com> wrote:
 > If I remember correctly it is "De"......but that is relying soley on
 > my
 > memory and if I didn't just read it then it is subject to being
 > grossly
 > wrong.
 > 
 > -----Original Message-----
 > From: Miriam Cook [mailto:zahavabathannah at yahoo.com]
 > Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2000 3:43 PM
 > To: Northkeep at ansteorra.org
 > Subject: NK - Heraldry, naming stuff
 > 
 > 
 > Does anyone know what the Spanish (mid-to-late period)
 > term "of" (ie "of Malta") for a female was?  I am
 > finally gonna get a name and device in for submission.
 > 
 > Zahava
 > (hopefully soon to be officially, C,ahadia (of) Malta)
  >>