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Dolly Welsh
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 Wed, Dec 07 2011, 9:20 pm
| syeft wrote: | | Dolly Welsh wrote: | | The Italian or Latin version is Beatrice. Bea is the nickname. Beata or beato literally means blessing in Latin. |
Beatrice has Christian origins. The Italian (Jewish) version is Benedetta |
You are right.
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Chana Miriam S
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Wed, Dec 07 2011, 9:36 pm
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Ruchel
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Thu, Dec 08 2011, 10:54 am
| red sea wrote: | | I think Grace is a good translation name for Bracha. |
Grace would be Chana...
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chocolate fondue
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Thu, Dec 08 2011, 1:21 pm
| Ruchel wrote: | | red sea wrote: | | I think Grace is a good translation name for Bracha. |
Grace would be Chana... |
I guess that would Grace as in 'Grace after Meals'
| Quote: | but if you are willing to consider other names beginning other that beginning with B there are many elegant names such as Isabelle, Grace, Eleanor (or Ellie), Anna, Susanna, Louise or Lois, and many more. all these names would be ok whatever your age
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I'm surprised anyone would suggest Isabelle. Besides being the translation of Jezebal/Izevel, who was a wicked queen in Tanach, it is also the name of the wicked Spanish Queen Isabelle who expelled the JEws in 1492. Not exactly great connotations over there.
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spring13
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Sat, Dec 10 2011, 6:33 pm
| chocolate fondue wrote: |
I'm surprised anyone would suggest Isabelle. Besides being the translation of Jezebal/Izevel, who was a wicked queen in Tanach, it is also the name of the wicked Spanish Queen Isabelle who expelled the JEws in 1492. Not exactly great connotations over there. |
Actually, Isabelle comes from Elizabeth. The similarity to Izevel is coincidental. Just saying.
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Ruchel
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Sun, Dec 11 2011, 8:01 am
| spring13 wrote: | | chocolate fondue wrote: |
I'm surprised anyone would suggest Isabelle. Besides being the translation of Jezebal/Izevel, who was a wicked queen in Tanach, it is also the name of the wicked Spanish Queen Isabelle who expelled the JEws in 1492. Not exactly great connotations over there. |
Actually, Isabelle comes from Elizabeth. The similarity to Izevel is coincidental. Just saying. |
It's a machlokes among linguists lol
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