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Help[Facts] Re: where does it originate
in reply to a message by Seda*
A quick google search found Australian AFL player with the name Tarkyn - plays for Collingwood - ugh. And then a few mum's have named their boys Tarkyn on a few Australian baby name websites.
Seda is right with it may be a form of Tarquin.
http://www.jitterbug.com/origins/julie_lim_namefaq.txt
Tarkin:
A near-homophone of "Tarquin," the name of several Etruscan
kings of Rome. The last of these, Tarquin the Proud, committed
such outrages that the Romans overthrew the monarchy and
established the republic. The outrage most commonly commemorated
in art is his rape of the Roman noblewoman Lucretia.
http://tc_mcmullen.tripod.com/theunseen/id13.html
says from a book that Tarkin was created from Tarik (warrior) and said TAR-ken. But then he says he used Bryn - getting it from Brynja - which means armour and he says it means dark... I wouldn't believe this one.
Naomi
Seda is right with it may be a form of Tarquin.
http://www.jitterbug.com/origins/julie_lim_namefaq.txt
Tarkin:
A near-homophone of "Tarquin," the name of several Etruscan
kings of Rome. The last of these, Tarquin the Proud, committed
such outrages that the Romans overthrew the monarchy and
established the republic. The outrage most commonly commemorated
in art is his rape of the Roman noblewoman Lucretia.
http://tc_mcmullen.tripod.com/theunseen/id13.html
says from a book that Tarkin was created from Tarik (warrior) and said TAR-ken. But then he says he used Bryn - getting it from Brynja - which means armour and he says it means dark... I wouldn't believe this one.
Naomi
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