Message: "It is a form of Agnes."

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[Facts] It is a form of Agnes.

by Melilot (guest)

11/9/2004, 3:32 PM

After doing some searching I found out that it is Czech in origin, meaning "pure." It is an ethnic variant of Agniezka, though. Thanks!

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- Chrisell +2

11/9/2004, 3:35 PM

Just being pedantic - the actual meaning of Agnes / Agnieszka / Anezka is "chaste" rather than "pure" (very similar, but a slight difference in meaning!)

My grandfather grew up in Czechoslovakia :-)

edited because I can't spell Agnieszka!

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- Melilot (guest) +1

11/9/2004, 6:35 PM

LOL...

It was listed as both, and when I wrote that I was having a brainfart and couldn't remember the other word, haha. Thanks :)

- Chrisell

11/9/2004, 7:09 PM

:-D

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