Behind the Name: Message: ""Ap names""

Subject:	"Ap names"
Author:	Furienna (guest, 81.233.238.236)
Date:	May 20, 2011 at 1:52:18 AM

I've just read about "mab" ("son" in Cymric) turning into "ap", which now can be seen as a single "p" in the beginning of a surname, like in "Prichard" ("son of Richard") or "Pulliam" ("son of William"). I would like to know more examples of this than these two.

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"Ap names" - Furienna May 20 2011, 1:52:18 AM
- Re: "Ap names" - Furienna May 29 2011, 1:40:32 PM
- Re: "Ap names" - Furienna May 20 2011, 2:01:49 AM
  - Re: "Ap names" - Marc May 20 2011, 8:19:39 AM
    - Re: "Ap names" - Furienna May 20 2011, 3:13:25 PM
      - Re: "Ap names" - Jim Young May 22 2011, 6:36:11 AM
        
        Re: "Ap names" - Furienna May 29 2011, 1:20:22 PM
        Re: "Ap names" - Marc May 22 2011, 9:12:50 AM
        
        Re: "Ap names" - Furienna May 29 2011, 1:21:03 PM
        Re: "Ap names" - Jim Young May 22 2011, 11:54:13 AM
        
        Re: "Ap names" - Jim Young May 22 2011, 8:29:35 AM
        
        Re: "Ap names" - Furienna May 29 2011, 1:22:15 PM

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