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[Facts] Galienne
by Larissa (guest)
4/12/2004, 7:56 AM
Hi guys/ladies,I asked you before, but came up empty handed then...does anyone know anything about Galienne? i think it's French...pr. Ga-li-enne..Thanks!
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- Devonelisa   +3
4/12/2004, 10:03 AM
Gallienne is a French female name with origins in the Celtic Breton tongue and meaning 'generous lord' in the way that Charlotte from Charles means 'manly'.
The feast day is celebrated December 17.Devon
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- Larissa (guest)   +2
4/13/2004, 3:27 AM
Wow thanks! where did you find that?
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- Devonelisa   +1
4/13/2004, 12:34 PM
LOL Had to think for a minute! One of my bizarre fringe French sites...maybe a Catholic one. You hear Gallienne every once in a while but I don't think it's trendy or anything. I'll ask my SIL and try to find the site I'm thinking about - it has obscure feast days, the whole calendar instead of just the 'majors' ;o) I'll post it to you when I find it again!Devon
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- Larissa (guest)
4/14/2004, 4:00 AM
Okay thanks in advance!
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