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kMal 07-19-2009 09:37 AM

The name I have been gifted with by my parents is the name Kemal.
The meaning of Kemal (also the name of my deceased grandfather and also of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk) is Highest Honor.

My surname is Yilmaz. Which means "Fears nothing/Will withstand/Will not bow".

girigiri 07-19-2009 11:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Quailboy
Last name: I couldn't find anything on it. If anyone wants to give it a shot though. It is "Vanadia"

If your name is Scandinavian in origin, it would follow from one of the names of the goddess, Freyja (Vanadis) - I know nothing of the language or its declensions, but at a guess, it would shift to genitive/associative.

hoshikuzu 07-19-2009 12:27 PM

I found a better site, lol.
My first name
Quote:

The girl's name Valentina \v(a)-lenti-na, val(en)-tina\ is
pronounced val-en-TEE-nah. It is of Latin origin, and its meaning
is "strong, healthy". Feminine form of Valentine, a saint's name.
Valerie is from the same root; Valentia was the earliest form. The
custom of sending cards to sweethearts on Valentine's Day came from
an ancient belief that birds began pairing on February 14, the feast
day of Saint Valentine (third century). Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova.

I didn't get the last part or what it has to do with my name ^w^
And I already know my last name's meaning. It means palm tree in Spanish(Actually Palmera means palm tree, but it's almost the same lol) and it's the capital city in Mallorca :mtongue:

PoissonApple 07-19-2009 02:30 PM

My name is Giana and it means world ^^
but it's from cultur to cultur different : D

mysteryman 07-19-2009 08:36 PM

My name means "precious".

Quailboy 07-19-2009 08:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by girigiri (Post 749101)
If your name is Scandinavian in origin, it would follow from one of the names of the goddess, Freyja (Vanadis) - I know nothing of the language or its declensions, but at a guess, it would shift to genitive/associative.

Eh, its Italian in orgin

mistress 07-19-2009 09:59 PM

my name is mistress and it has a great bad meanings :rheart:


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