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Re: *does a little dance*
by Chrisell
6/11/2007, 8:06 PM
in reply to a message by Array
As far as I know, Lilach doesn't mean "you are mine" - when I was researching the origins of Lilah, both Lilach and Lilakh turned up as alternative Hebrew transcriptions of it. They all mean Lilac as far as I can tell.

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- MariaNikolaievnaRomanova (MariaNikolaievnaRoma)   +2
6/12/2007, 7:56 AM
Lilach is Hebrew for lilac, but it is also a word meaning 'you are mine'. Alternatively, in Hebrew, Lila(h) (it all depends on the pronunciation of that last 'H') is 'she is mine', but it can also be a word relating to the lilac.
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- MariaNikolaievnaRomanova (MariaNikolaievnaRoma)
6/12/2007, 5:12 PM
:)
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- Chrisell
6/12/2007, 8:57 AM
Ahh, ok. No worries :-)
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