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Hullo!
I was just thinking, is there a feminine form of Nektarios.
I am very ignorant on the Greek language, but I am wondering if Nektarine could possibly be a feminine form.
Just wondering,
Rebecca
I was just thinking, is there a feminine form of Nektarios.
I am very ignorant on the Greek language, but I am wondering if Nektarine could possibly be a feminine form.
Just wondering,
Rebecca
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'[Aghios Nektarios] lived the last part of his life [in Aegina] and died on 9th November 1920.
On this day everybody called Nektarios or Nektaria celebrate their name day and these names are extremely popular, especially here on Aegina.' - A site advertising apartments in Greece.
So I'd guess that it's Nektaria.
On this day everybody called Nektarios or Nektaria celebrate their name day and these names are extremely popular, especially here on Aegina.' - A site advertising apartments in Greece.
So I'd guess that it's Nektaria.
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Yep, Nektaria it is...
...though it is a quite unusual name in Greece, unless one is from the island of Aegina or from a very religious Greek Orthodox family.
...though it is a quite unusual name in Greece, unless one is from the island of Aegina or from a very religious Greek Orthodox family.
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Nectarine is a peach-like fruite. Nektaria perhaps. Both are nms.
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