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in reply to a message by KamakaMalia2006
I think:
Alana: ah-lah-nah
Aloha: ah-loh-hah
Kalea: kah-leh-ah
Kaleigh: no way it's Hawaiian
Lahela: lah-hel-ah
Lanai: lah-nie (rhymes with eye)
Leilani: lay-lah-nee or leh-ee-lah-nee
Malia: mah-lyah
Nalani: nah-lah-nee
Noelani: noh-eh-lah-nee
Alana: ah-lah-nah
Aloha: ah-loh-hah
Kalea: kah-leh-ah
Kaleigh: no way it's Hawaiian
Lahela: lah-hel-ah
Lanai: lah-nie (rhymes with eye)
Leilani: lay-lah-nee or leh-ee-lah-nee
Malia: mah-lyah
Nalani: nah-lah-nee
Noelani: noh-eh-lah-nee
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Well, the spelling looks totally not Hawaiian to me... sorry...
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Considering that the letter G doesn't exist in the Hawaiian alphabet...(m)
I'm guessing it isn't.
Array
I'm guessing it isn't.
Array
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may I ask Array what are you posting about because all the names I was posting about didn't have a g in them.
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Kaleigh has a G in it!
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Lord of the Rings
Has anyone noticed how many Lord of the Rings names are on this website? I don't think I've ever met or heard of someone called Frodo or Legolas. Please explain.
If you can explain, contact me by message board or Brigid_Goddess@Hotmail.com
Has anyone noticed how many Lord of the Rings names are on this website? I don't think I've ever met or heard of someone called Frodo or Legolas. Please explain.
If you can explain, contact me by message board or Brigid_Goddess@Hotmail.com
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Those are names in literature, I know one of my freinds actually would name his son Samwise. Not every name on this sight has been used on actual people but has occured in literature, and therefore concievably could be used on an actual person.
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yeah I guess forgot about that one but according to my friend who is hawaiian that's a hawaiian name its not necessarily spelled that way. I just typed the spelling that made it easy to pronounce I guess.
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