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in reply to a message by dramaelf
It's pronounced like it's written 'zor-YAH'.
As far as I know it means dawn (see Zora). It is possible that it's derived from an Old Slavic word for star, but it's not a modern word for star in any Slavic language I'm familiar with (Croatian, Slovenian, Serbian, Russian).
My name book lists Zorya as a variation of Zora.
I looked it up and Russian for dawn is заре (zarje), star is звезда (zvezda -same as in Serbian, in Croatian it's zvijezda).
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As far as I know it means dawn (see Zora). It is possible that it's derived from an Old Slavic word for star, but it's not a modern word for star in any Slavic language I'm familiar with (Croatian, Slovenian, Serbian, Russian).
My name book lists Zorya as a variation of Zora.
I looked it up and Russian for dawn is заре (zarje), star is звезда (zvezda -same as in Serbian, in Croatian it's zvijezda).
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Check it out, it's fun and for a good cause:
http://www.dofunstuff.net/
http://pacingthepanicroom.blogspot.com/
This message was edited 10/13/2010, 3:42 PM
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