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Help[Facts] Re: HELP ME WITH MY NAME
in reply to a message by MONTESSA
hi, I want to know what's the meaning of the haim , it should be originally hebrew but I cant find the meaning .please help me.
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I feel that it is an Anglicized variation of Chaim, which is masculine for "life" (the "ch" combination is pronounced like a very guttoral "h", almost like you are about to spit, but not quite) (Nanaea, please correct me if I'm wrong about the pronunciation).
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
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You're right, Phyllis. Waddaya asking me for? You're a member of the same tribe, after all. :)
-- Nanaea
-- Nanaea
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P.S. Daividh's an honorary tribal member, due to his...
...frightening resemblance to Krusty the Klown. :)
...frightening resemblance to Krusty the Klown. :)
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Argh! You peeked! But it's true that most of the hair on one's head now resides right above (or in) one's ears. And green might be a refreshing change...
My history as an honorable tribal member goes way back. When I was a kid in an older New England city, us and the cranky Catholic lady up the street were the only non-Jews on the block. And yes, not some but ALL of my best friends were Jewish.
At school and in the neighborhood, we celebrated the Jewish holidays and knew the drill on Kosher food laws. And it took me a coupla years after moving to white-bread Midwest suburbia not to reach up to touch the Mezuzah when entering a friend's house.
Sometimes I miss the old neighborhood, but you guys help me keep in touch with the old pseudo-roots... : )
-- Davye
My history as an honorable tribal member goes way back. When I was a kid in an older New England city, us and the cranky Catholic lady up the street were the only non-Jews on the block. And yes, not some but ALL of my best friends were Jewish.
At school and in the neighborhood, we celebrated the Jewish holidays and knew the drill on Kosher food laws. And it took me a coupla years after moving to white-bread Midwest suburbia not to reach up to touch the Mezuzah when entering a friend's house.
Sometimes I miss the old neighborhood, but you guys help me keep in touch with the old pseudo-roots... : )
-- Davye
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There, you see?
I always knew you were cool. I've got an in-stink for stuff like that. :)
-- N
I always knew you were cool. I've got an in-stink for stuff like that. :)
-- N
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Nanaea
Yeah, and for bitin' troublemakers where it hurts the most (or siccin' your minpins and having THEM bite the troublemakers). :D
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
btw: I have a bit of trouble explaining the sound to others because of all of the different languages that I've collected (Irish, Arabic, Hebrew, French, Italian, Spanish, German) and I'm going to be taking Japanese this semester.
Yeah, and for bitin' troublemakers where it hurts the most (or siccin' your minpins and having THEM bite the troublemakers). :D
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
btw: I have a bit of trouble explaining the sound to others because of all of the different languages that I've collected (Irish, Arabic, Hebrew, French, Italian, Spanish, German) and I'm going to be taking Japanese this semester.
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