Re: The meanings of "Burrell" and "Kakaire"
Burrell is English, and was the name of a type of cloth. So it is probably a name for someone who dealt in that material. Paul Reaney records similar old names, such as Burreller and Burrelman.
Kaikare: Uganda has many languages. You should ask your boyfriend what his ancestral language is. He might even have an idea what it means. It certainly isn't French. There is a male given name, Kaikare, in the language of the Banyoro people of Uganda. I think it has some religious significance. Kaka means "older brother" in Swahili, but I don't think that language has much currency in Uganda.
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The meanings of "Burrell" and "Kakaire"  ·  Chante Nicole Burrell  ·  12/2/2004, 6:57 PM
Re: The meanings of "Burrell" and "Kakaire"  ·  Jim Young  ·  12/3/2004, 4:26 PM
Re: The meanings of "Burrell" and "Kakaire"  ·  Chante Burrell  ·  12/6/2004, 3:39 PM
Re: The meanings of "Burrell" and "Kakaire"  ·  Jim Young  ·  12/8/2004, 5:52 AM
Re: The meanings of "Burrell" and "Kakaire"  ·  kynaston  ·  12/7/2004, 3:17 AM
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