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Re: "Quenilda" and Randi (Both Middle English period)

by "Bagpus" (Read this first) (guest)

3/29/2005, 11:48 AM

Error, this should have been "Woolner" and not Randi
from the name Woolner Randi

- Satu (_satu_) +1

3/29/2005, 2:11 PM

"Quenilda"

Hi Bagpus,

Quenilda is a Latinized form of the Old English name Cwenhild (cwén = woman; hild = war, battle)

I don't know anything about Woolner, but it looks like a surname to me.

Regards, Satu

- Miranda (Randee15)

3/29/2005, 3:01 PM

Also...

Cwen is the origin of our modern-day word "queen".

Miranda
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