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nomana-nuniyan said:Rebecca - Hebrew, Variant of Rebekah: Captivating; knotted cord; peacemaker
http://www.insitegrafx.hu/theanachronist/html/2002/korosi.html
nomana-nuniyan said:Rebecca - Hebrew, Variant of Rebekah: Captivating; knotted cord; peacemaker
well actually someone told me it means "the free one" but I cant say if its true or not...Bambi said:oisín= young deer
ó ceallaigh= trouble/strife- bringer of woe.![]()
"Impressive work Maqus!Maqus said:
Who told you that? Some 4lifer I betDragonLady1 said:to go back to the topic and post a total senseless post... I dunno what my name meanswell actually someone told me it means "the free one" but I cant say if its true or not...
Strangelight said:Who told you that? Some 4lifer I bet![]()
I dont even remember... well I only know what my second name means, Daphne, it was greek muse and also means "laurel tree"... its the greek name for Laura I thinkAlwin said:Impressive work Maqus!
I think also the psychology of Jung (complementary to Freud) can be applied to the novel, especially the concepts of the Anima (the female "part" of the masculine Self), the Shadow (repressed inappropriate qualities) and the process of Individuation (e.g. integrating the Shadow into the Self).
