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Re: 'Heidrun'
by Stanislassia (guest)
7/17/2002, 4:00 AM
in reply to a message by Anneza
It's a dithematic name (consists of two parts) following the German model. Heid + run. But I think it's old Norse/Icelandic. At least it's used in Iceland and pronounced Hay - drun. (In germany, it would be Hi - drun).
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'Heidrun'  ·  Jenny  ·  7/16/2002, 9:40 PM
•Re: 'Heidrun'  ·  Anneza  ·  7/17/2002, 1:48 AM
•Re: 'Heidrun'  ·  Stanislassia  ·  7/17/2002, 4:00 AM
•Re: 'Heidrun'  ·  Tue  ·  7/17/2002, 2:44 PM
•Re: 'Heidrun'  ·  Tue  ·  7/17/2002, 2:42 PM
•Re: 'Heidrun'  ·  Satu  ·  7/24/2002, 5:00 PM
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