Message: "Re: Judine: Where does it come from and what does it mean?"

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Re: Judine: Where does it come from and what does it mean?

by Satu (guest)

5/2/2003, 3:59 PM

Hi Mike,

Judin is a French (?) form of Judith. Just follow the link!

Regards, Satu

- Mike Bujold (guest) +4

5/2/2003, 4:45 PM

It's pronounced Joo-deen, the e is not silent. Does Judin still apply in that case, since it's not the correct pronunciation of the name.

- Satu (guest) +3

5/3/2003, 1:24 AM

Sorry Mike, it was a typing mistake of me. I MEANT Judine! I don't know that name without an e at the end!

Regards, Satu

- Mike Bujold (guest) +2

5/3/2003, 1:43 AM

Thanks man, I really appreciate your help!

- Satu (guest) +1

5/3/2003, 3:03 AM

You're welcom, Mike! (nm)

- Satu (guest)

5/3/2003, 5:24 AM

welcomE of course! (nm)

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