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Help[Facts] Re: Renediem, Renediah
in reply to a message by Silver
You're on the right track with reincarnation: Renatus is Re = again + natus = born. Feminine is Renata. (Reincarnation is re = again, in = in, and carn- = flesh.) As for your day component, diem is a form of dies (accusative or objective case, used for direct object and after some prepositions!) but dia really isn't. And, I must say, I'm not convinced by the vowel change, A to E. What language is Renediem supposed to be? The H at the end of Renediah makes it look Semitic; have they both got the same origin?
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w/e language ur speaking, i dont speak it
Diem is a who in the what now?
I don't know any latin save 'canis lupus' (wolf) and 'carpe diem' (seize the day). Enough to know diem is day.
A thought, there is the name Renada, which is a variation on Renata.
Renediah is a variation on Renada, but originally I thought Renada was a compounded version or Renediah.
I have found Renadiah, but no Renadiem. I just was told it was an old latin name.
One person claimed it was french tho, and Rene was from the French Reine (queen) and 'diah' from the french 'dieu', or God.
'Queen God' a reference to Hera they said, I have no idea. In that case, my first suspicions that Renediem is actually the male version of Renediah, and Renediah existed first would be true, and this seems true from what I have been told.
Renediah is an older name, and was a more common name.
I don't blaim ppl for not wanting to name their sons 'queen god' if that is what it meant, lol.
Thankz, help is appreciated, I would like to figure out where the name is from.
~ Silver
Diem is a who in the what now?
I don't know any latin save 'canis lupus' (wolf) and 'carpe diem' (seize the day). Enough to know diem is day.
A thought, there is the name Renada, which is a variation on Renata.
Renediah is a variation on Renada, but originally I thought Renada was a compounded version or Renediah.
I have found Renadiah, but no Renadiem. I just was told it was an old latin name.
One person claimed it was french tho, and Rene was from the French Reine (queen) and 'diah' from the french 'dieu', or God.
'Queen God' a reference to Hera they said, I have no idea. In that case, my first suspicions that Renediem is actually the male version of Renediah, and Renediah existed first would be true, and this seems true from what I have been told.
Renediah is an older name, and was a more common name.
I don't blaim ppl for not wanting to name their sons 'queen god' if that is what it meant, lol.
Thankz, help is appreciated, I would like to figure out where the name is from.
~ Silver
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Relax - whoever told you that these 'names' were Latin knows less Latin than you do! (And is dyslexic in French as well. Quite a triumph.) As for naming a son after Hera, it did no harm to Hercules.
The world is a big place, teeming with information, much of it inaccurate, but all of it open to research.
The world is a big place, teeming with information, much of it inaccurate, but all of it open to research.
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not quite
I speak french thank you, and Reine-dieu isn't that bad. La Reine du dieus (I don't knwo if it would be an 's' ending on the word) i suppose would be the most correct.
As for where that man that said it was a reference to Hera, well, he was up the creek.
I found a name Reinedieu, but not meaning 'queen god' but from Reine et Dieu, 'queen and god'.
When Reine et Dieu is said quickly, its sounds like Renediah, and if it Renediem is just the male form, it makes good sense.
One lingering question, I don't know much history, don't much like it, but i suppose if the name was french, they were talking about a French Queen, who could it be?
Does this make more sence, 'queen and god'?
EVeryone's thoughts
~Silver
Ps. How odd, i used my real name up there.... not sure why i did that, lol
I speak french thank you, and Reine-dieu isn't that bad. La Reine du dieus (I don't knwo if it would be an 's' ending on the word) i suppose would be the most correct.
As for where that man that said it was a reference to Hera, well, he was up the creek.
I found a name Reinedieu, but not meaning 'queen god' but from Reine et Dieu, 'queen and god'.
When Reine et Dieu is said quickly, its sounds like Renediah, and if it Renediem is just the male form, it makes good sense.
One lingering question, I don't know much history, don't much like it, but i suppose if the name was french, they were talking about a French Queen, who could it be?
Does this make more sence, 'queen and god'?
EVeryone's thoughts
~Silver
Ps. How odd, i used my real name up there.... not sure why i did that, lol
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peachy
He slay, eh? Good im a male slaughter...er... wow, i wish i could speak english, lol.
For the record, I hate my name beyond words!
If you go to Mike's most poplular name section, like 1% of the population since the 80's has been named Ashley.
I have 9 of them in my grade, and up to 4 of them in one class!
It's annoying!!! lol, my parents could of at least spelt it uniquely!
I am changing my name to Ashlea when I am 18, it is the Gaelic form of Ashley, and reflects my heritage.
I always wanted a Gaelic, or at least a Scottish name.
Most ppl pronounce it the same, but it is actually supposed to be (Ahsh-leh)
Plus my last name is Cameron, and there is something like a hundred or more Ashley Cameron's in all of Ontario!
Nevermind the Ashleighs and Ashlees etc.
hehehe, I'm Cameron of Lochiel, I always wondered what Lochiel meant. I know the loch part, meaning lake, thats all.
I also have Queen's Highlander Cameron in me too, but when it comes down to it, im a Heinz 57, or just 'Canadian'.
If you guys can tell me if Lochiel means anything more then 'lake', that'd be cool.
And thank you for the compliment Pavlos.
Be thankful your name is spunky.
~ Silver sa Ryuchia
He slay, eh? Good im a male slaughter...er... wow, i wish i could speak english, lol.
For the record, I hate my name beyond words!
If you go to Mike's most poplular name section, like 1% of the population since the 80's has been named Ashley.
I have 9 of them in my grade, and up to 4 of them in one class!
It's annoying!!! lol, my parents could of at least spelt it uniquely!
I am changing my name to Ashlea when I am 18, it is the Gaelic form of Ashley, and reflects my heritage.
I always wanted a Gaelic, or at least a Scottish name.
Most ppl pronounce it the same, but it is actually supposed to be (Ahsh-leh)
Plus my last name is Cameron, and there is something like a hundred or more Ashley Cameron's in all of Ontario!
Nevermind the Ashleighs and Ashlees etc.
hehehe, I'm Cameron of Lochiel, I always wondered what Lochiel meant. I know the loch part, meaning lake, thats all.
I also have Queen's Highlander Cameron in me too, but when it comes down to it, im a Heinz 57, or just 'Canadian'.
If you guys can tell me if Lochiel means anything more then 'lake', that'd be cool.
And thank you for the compliment Pavlos.
Be thankful your name is spunky.
~ Silver sa Ryuchia
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you would be correct
Yes, that's right! I am ketchup! Everywhere across the world ketchup is gathering to take over the planet!!! Muhahaha!
Hmmm.... I need sleep...
Heinz is the ketchup name, and 57 is supposedly how many spices they put into the ketchup.
All in all it just means a biiiiiig mix of stuff, nto really being one or the other.
Despite all the lil bits of spice in me, im just basically ketchup.... I mean Canadian!
Lol, maybe it is just a slang we use around here for someone who is a mutt.
I have sooo many backrounds.... Austrian, English, French, German, Irish, Native, Polish, & Scottish
I am a bit more Scottish then everything else, I feel scottish, the only backround that I have ever been taught is Scottish, and I look very scottish, so it is really the only backround I recognize
so yep, I am ketchup
Talk to you tomato
~ Silver
Yes, that's right! I am ketchup! Everywhere across the world ketchup is gathering to take over the planet!!! Muhahaha!
Hmmm.... I need sleep...
Heinz is the ketchup name, and 57 is supposedly how many spices they put into the ketchup.
All in all it just means a biiiiiig mix of stuff, nto really being one or the other.
Despite all the lil bits of spice in me, im just basically ketchup.... I mean Canadian!
Lol, maybe it is just a slang we use around here for someone who is a mutt.
I have sooo many backrounds.... Austrian, English, French, German, Irish, Native, Polish, & Scottish
I am a bit more Scottish then everything else, I feel scottish, the only backround that I have ever been taught is Scottish, and I look very scottish, so it is really the only backround I recognize
so yep, I am ketchup
Talk to you tomato
~ Silver
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It's also one of the feline equivalents to "mutt" or "friendly parents".
:meowr:
:meowr:
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