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[Opinions] Not actually Greek, but studying Ancient Greek...
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Anthroponomastics
4/9/2015, 8:16 AM
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a message by HarderToBreathe
Some ancient pronunciations have the theta pronounced as something like an aspirated (?) t - still different than a tau, but what I'm trying to say is you could name her
Martha
and pronounce it
Marta
. Yes, I'd put Μάρθα as the baptismal name.
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