[Facts] Re: Greek derivation of CARINA/KARINA?
I doub t it, Andy.My references point Karine (KAPINH), meaning "woman from Karia," and used to signify "professional wailer" at funerals - nothing witty about that.Also there is "Karinos" , the month of November in the Eastern Rolam (Byzantine) Empire - again unrelated.Maybe there is some oblique connection with the word Charis meaning grrace, but I doubt it.
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Greek derivation of CARINA/KARINA?  ·  Andy ;—)  ·  1/13/2007, 4:04 PM
Re: Greek derivation of CARINA/KARINA?  ·  Sabertooth  ·  6/25/2020, 4:07 AM
Re: Greek derivation of CARINA/KARINA?  ·  Reena  ·  1/15/2007, 10:33 PM
Re: Greek derivation of CARINA/KARINA?  ·  Carina  ·  6/9/2020, 2:22 PM
Re: Greek derivation of CARINA/KARINA?  ·  thegriffon  ·  6/24/2020, 3:35 AM
Re: Greek derivation of CARINA/KARINA?  ·  Pavlos  ·  1/14/2007, 7:22 AM
Re: Greek derivation of CARINA/KARINA?  ·  Jonquil  ·  1/15/2007, 10:55 AM
Thank, you, Pavlos! (nt)  ·  Andy ;—)  ·  1/15/2007, 9:01 AM