

| Subject: | Re: What's in their names... |
| From: | Karl Wolz |
| Date: | Fri, 11 Jan 2002 18:55:25 -0700 |
If BenT is the son of the right hand, does that make his father Jack??? Sorry, Karl (the strong German) Wolz ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hector Zapata" <hector.zapata@XRXGSN.COM> To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM> Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 10:30 PM Subject: What's in their names... > How about some names mentioned a lot on the list: > > Benjamin(Hebrew)"son of the right hand". > > Terence(Latin)"smooth". > > Ron- a short form of Aaron(Hebrew)"enlightened"; Ronald-a Scottish form of > Reginald(Old English)"powerful and mighty". > > Ken- a short form of names containing "ken".Kenn(Welsh)"clear > water";Kendall(Old English)"from the bright valley";Kendrick(Irish > Gaelic)"son of Henry";(Old English)"royal ruler";Kenneth(Irish > Gaelic)"handsome";(Old English)"royal oath". > > Tom- a short name of Thomas(Aramaic-Hebrew)"twin". > > Mike- a short for Michael(Hebrew)"who is like the Lord?". > > Bob- familiar form of Robert(Old English)"bright fame". > > Joel(Hebrew)"Jehovah is the Lord". > > Phaedra(Greek)"bright". > > Andrew(Greek)"strong;manly". > > William(Old German)"determined guardian". > > Chris- a short name of Christian(Greek)"follower of > Christ";Christopher(Greek)"Christ-bearer". > > Mark(Latin)"warlike". > > Stan- a short form of names containing "stan";Stanford(Old English)"from the > rocky ford";Stanley(Old English)"from the rocky meadow";Stanton(Old > English)"from the stony farm". > > Matthew(Hebrew)"gift of the Lord". > > Frank- a short form of Francis(Latin)"Frenchman";Franklin(Middle > English)"free landowner". > > Karl- a German form of Charles(Old German)"manly;strong". > > Aristotle(Greek)"the best". > > Joseph(Hebrew)"he shall add". > > George(Greek)"farmer". > > > Those that I didn't mention, please remind me. Those that I mentioned, don't > let it go to your heads. > > > > Hector "the warrior hero". >
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