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Re: Argote |
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Jim Young (guest, 77.86.50.12) |
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May 10, 2010 at 5:47:44 AM |
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Re: Argote by Lea |
Really no idea - unless (wild guess) it is a latinised form of a germanic name, say Hargott, from hari "army" and gott "god". These words do appear as components of germanic names, e.g., gott in Gottfried/Godfrey; hari in Harsint ("army-truth"), Lothar ("people-army"). Not sure though, how they would stand up as components of female names.
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- Argote - Lea Apr 28 2010, 5:48:28 AM
- Re: Argote - Jim Young Apr 29 2010, 5:58:41 AM
- Re: Argote - Lea May 9 2010, 8:36:51 AM
- Re: Argote - Jim Young May 10 2010, 5:47:44 AM
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