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Marghanita
It's a Hebrew flower name but very rare. There was a famous British writer, Marghanita Laski.
I don't think you can do better than Magdalena - very elegant and beautifuul, although you might consider Magdalen.
It's a Hebrew flower name but very rare. There was a famous British writer, Marghanita Laski.
I don't think you can do better than Magdalena - very elegant and beautifuul, although you might consider Magdalen.
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What's a Marghanita in English? Is the H prn the Hebrew way?
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It's mar-gah-NEE-tuh and it's a scarlet pimpernel type plant that grows wild in Israel.
The h is redundant really - it could also be Marganita but that's how she spelled it (her father picked it out for her).
It's on at least one Hebrew name list online; I think the one linked to learnhebrew.com or similar website title (sorry, I'm not on my usual computer and in a hurry!)
The h is redundant really - it could also be Marganita but that's how she spelled it (her father picked it out for her).
It's on at least one Hebrew name list online; I think the one linked to learnhebrew.com or similar website title (sorry, I'm not on my usual computer and in a hurry!)
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