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Indeed, "tessara" is four in classical Greek ("tessera" in mondern contemporary Greek). However I have found no evidence that there is amn etymological connection, and feel it is quite unlikely.
I have found no evidence of Tessa as classical Greek name - although Taessa is recorded as a Greek name.
I have found no evidence of Tessa as classical Greek name - although Taessa is recorded as a Greek name.
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I found the name Taessa in *A Lexicon of Greek Names*. I like it too, it is an extinct name well worth resurrecting! Unfortunately I dont have a clue as to its meaning!
Yep, I live in Greece. You should all come for the Olympic Games next year :)
Yep, I live in Greece. You should all come for the Olympic Games next year :)
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((You should all come for the Olympic Games next year :)))
That's the plan!. The best part of having family in Greece is I won't have to scramble to find a hotel in the Olympic rush. The last time I was in Greece was five years ago... Too long!
It is turly the most beautiful country in the world, and I don't just say that because I am Greek, I've been to Italy, Spain and Australia and they don't compare to the splendor and history that Greece has.
Yiasas, Sto Kaylo.
That's the plan!. The best part of having family in Greece is I won't have to scramble to find a hotel in the Olympic rush. The last time I was in Greece was five years ago... Too long!
It is turly the most beautiful country in the world, and I don't just say that because I am Greek, I've been to Italy, Spain and Australia and they don't compare to the splendor and history that Greece has.
Yiasas, Sto Kaylo.
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