[Facts] Re: Sunniva - Norwegian? Fridolin - German?
In other words, Friedelein. OK! But that doesn't help Swiff, who just wants to know how many German-speaking medieval Irish namers there were ... or the extent to which people felt free to use "foreign" names, if they knew them.Is there a regional difference between -lein and -chen as diminutive indicators? (You'll know, if anyone does!) Gretel versus Gretchen? If so, that might narrow it down slightly.
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Sunniva - Norwegian? Fridolin - German?  ·  Swiff  ·  11/2/2007, 3:09 AM
Re: Sunniva  ·  Satu  ·  11/3/2007, 2:42 PM
Re: Sunniva - Norwegian? Fridolin - German?  ·  Anneza  ·  11/2/2007, 3:13 AM
Re: Sunniva - Norwegian? Fridolin - German?  ·  Andy ;—)  ·  11/2/2007, 3:47 AM
Re: Sunniva - Norwegian? Fridolin - German?  ·  Anneza  ·  11/2/2007, 5:30 AM
Re: Sunniva - Norwegian? Fridolin - German?  ·  JHK  ·  11/6/2007, 11:49 AM
Re: Sunniva - Norwegian? Fridolin - German?  ·  Cleveland Kent Evans  ·  11/2/2007, 8:26 AM
Re: Sunniva - Norwegian? Fridolin - German?  ·  FRIDOLIN an Irishman?  ·  11/3/2007, 9:53 AM
Re: Fridolin - German?  ·  Cleveland Kent Evans  ·  11/4/2007, 1:03 PM
Re: Sunniva - Norwegian? Fridolin - German?  ·  Lumia  ·  11/2/2007, 9:14 AM