Message: "Yes, there is!" - Behind the Name

[Facts] Yes, there is!

by Satu (guest)

8/6/2003, 12:16 PM

in reply to a message by Beaucoup de Merriment

Hi again!

The connection between Jacques and Jack is very much newer than the original one, but still - it exists!

I'd never say that for a medieval English person Jankin seemed to be a Flemish name (as I don't know what a medieval English person thought) - I just wanted to show the way that name took to make the connection between John and Jack clear.

Satu

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the nickname Jack · Dan · 8/4/2003, 2:48 PM

•Re: the nickname Jack · JACK - motha fuckas - O'Brien · 7/17/2004, 5:49 PM

•Re: the nickname Jack · Maya · 8/7/2003, 12:48 PM

•Re: the nickname Jack · Satu · 8/4/2003, 11:01 PM

•The nickname Jack in the UK has absolutely no connection with Jacques... · La Merriment · 8/5/2003, 2:48 AM

•Re: The nickname Jack in the UK has absolutely no connection with Jacques... · Satu · 8/5/2003, 11:44 AM

•But it's still true that the nickname Jack in the UK has no etymological connection with Jacques... · Beaucoup de Merriment · 8/6/2003, 2:43 AM

•Yes, there is! · Satu · 8/6/2003, 12:16 PM

•There's no etymological connection - that's what I mean by name book error... · Merriment · 8/7/2003, 3:53 AM

•Re: There's no etymological connection - that's what I mean by name book error... · Nanaea · 8/7/2003, 6:42 PM

•Eheu! · Merriment McMerriment of the Clan Murraymint · 8/8/2003, 3:28 AM

•Re: Eheu! · Nanaea · 8/8/2003, 6:03 AM

•Re: the nickname Jack · Maeve Celyn · 8/4/2003, 7:42 PM

•Ned... · My Merriment · 8/5/2003, 2:51 AM

•Re: Ned... · Anneza · 8/5/2003, 4:35 AM

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