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Re: Iselin and Py
by Ålefeskarn (guest)
7/25/2002, 3:24 PM
in reply to a message by Satu
Py doesn't mean anything at all. People who have called their children this, have just liked the sound this syllable produces. It has been used as a kind of hypochoristic "pet"-name for some time, and in recent years one has also begun using it as an official ("real") name.
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- Satu (guest)   +3
7/25/2002, 4:05 PM
Hej Ålefeskarn (fiskat några ålar idag?) ;-)Thanks for the Py-information. So if it doesn't mean anything, it's not so astonishing that I didn't find anything!Ha det bra!
Satu
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- Satu (guest)   +2
7/29/2002, 1:07 PM
Found the answer for Iselin!Iselin/Iselinn are Norwegian versions of the name Isleen which comes from the Celtic name Aisling.
Satu
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- Ålefeskarn (guest)   +1
7/29/2002, 5:44 PM
Hej Judith.Yes, I saw your post on that other forum. Good thing that you found it.Ha' de'."När som Brofjorden svallar och brusar...."
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- Judith (guest)
7/30/2002, 6:14 AM
;-)
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