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HelpRe: Theirn?
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I don't know... d'you know the language? It looks vaguely Old English-ly to me (but that's only a guess, I really have no idea).
I read it as "theh-rin" when I first saw it, and then "there-in" when I looked closer (because you can split it into 'their' and 'in') but if it was someone's name and they told me "tih-rin" I wouldn't be surprised or confused or anything.
Not that any of that'd be much help... sorry.
I read it as "theh-rin" when I first saw it, and then "there-in" when I looked closer (because you can split it into 'their' and 'in') but if it was someone's name and they told me "tih-rin" I wouldn't be surprised or confused or anything.
Not that any of that'd be much help... sorry.
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It's French, used mostly in Cajun French.
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