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I am quite probably supposed to e-mail this, but, unfortunately, my net-based e-mail server has temporarily gone wacky. In any case, I have a name for addition to the database.
Ainsley - (m,f) Old English from Aine's-Leah: The awe-inspiring one's meadow.
An alternate feminine (not masculine, so far as I know) version is Ainslie , which is currently in the database, but lacking the above meaning.
I was actually here to search for the meaning of Gawain - which I did find, thank you very much! :-) - for a story I'm researching. Just checked to see if mine was here, too.
Lovely site; will stop by again sometime!
~Ainsley~
Ainsley - (m,f) Old English from Aine's-Leah: The awe-inspiring one's meadow.
An alternate feminine (not masculine, so far as I know) version is Ainslie , which is currently in the database, but lacking the above meaning.
I was actually here to search for the meaning of Gawain - which I did find, thank you very much! :-) - for a story I'm researching. Just checked to see if mine was here, too.
Lovely site; will stop by again sometime!
~Ainsley~
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My meadow is awe-inspired :) Thanks for the contribution!
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LOL! Isn't the name Ainsley used for a character on The West Wing? I think it's the republican girl that is working for the democratic president. Again, maybe I am just crazy today! :)
Sarahjeanne
Sarahjeanne
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