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[Facts] Fiore
I read that Fiore was Italian and means "flower". Anyone know if this is true or complete nonsense?-Seda*
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'Fiore' does indeed mean 'flower' in Italian, and the plural would be 'Fiori'. It also means 'clubs', as in the symbol on a pack of cards.
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Thanks!...*pro-life*
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True, check out the names Fiorella & Fioralba and they both say that fiore means Flower.
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This message was edited 8/11/2005, 9:11 PM

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Thanks(m)I looked for simular names, but I guess not hard enough. Thanks!-Seda*
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