Re: What does it mean?
in reply to a message by Sophia
Sanja looks to be a variation of Sanja, which is from Sonya.
In russian, and other related languages the j makes a y sound, and in the translation are replaced by eachother.
By following the Sonya link you can see how the name is related to Sophia.
I wonder if your parents knew they were giving you and your sister the same name, in a sense.
I think that's neat
~Silver
In russian, and other related languages the j makes a y sound, and in the translation are replaced by eachother.
By following the Sonya link you can see how the name is related to Sophia.
I wonder if your parents knew they were giving you and your sister the same name, in a sense.
I think that's neat
~Silver
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oopz...
"Sanja looks to be a variation of Sonja, which is from Sonya."
You can follow either link,
sorry
~Silver
"Sanja looks to be a variation of Sonja, which is from Sonya."
You can follow either link,
sorry
~Silver