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[Facts] Re: The name Malina

by raindancing

8/26/2005, 3:29 PM

It seems to be a name with many origins sorry I can not find anything about its scotish connections

I found this but can not testify to how authentic the information is
http://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/mythology/malina_sun.html

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This message was edited 8/26/2005, 3:36 PM

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- Keti (guest) +1

8/31/2005, 2:12 PM

I dont quite think its only a scottish name..its also used in Serbia and in Serbian it means Raspberry.

- Paul (guest)

9/1/2005, 2:30 AM

Thank you - I didn't know that it was also a name in Serbian. I live in Poland and it also is a name, and it also means raspberry.

Do you know for a fact that Malina has a Scottish origin? - I still haven't established whether or not this is true.

Many thanks again,

Paul

- Paul (guest)

8/27/2005, 1:08 AM

Thank you so much for that! :) You have just made me even more fond of the name. I am truly grateful - it is so nice that people are doing their best to be helpful. The more information I find, the more I think Malina is a very interesting name with hidden depths. I have discovered Hawaiian, Hindi, Hewbrew, Yiddish, Polish, possibly Scottish and now Inuit origins (or at least an Inuit link).

I now have a possibly interesting question. I wonder which name has the most number of independent origins?

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