Message: "Re: I wonder if Shylock then means" - Behind the Name

Re: I wonder if Shylock then means

by Daividh (guest)

4/30/2001, 8:14 PM

in reply to a message by Phyllis

The Irish version is "lough".

Messages

Please tell me the meaing &origin of this name · shyheim · 4/30/2001, 5:20 AM

•Re: Please tell me the meaing &origin of this name · Renee · 3/25/2004, 9:57 PM

•Asa Gods and Shakespeare's Shylock · Selwyn · 4/30/2001, 6:06 AM

•Re: Please tell me the meaing &origin of this name · Nanaea · 4/30/2001, 5:36 AM

•He he he I truly agree · Selwyn · 4/30/2001, 6:08 AM

•Re: He he he I truly agree · Nanaea · 4/30/2001, 6:10 AM

•I am honoured · Selwyn · 4/30/2001, 6:12 AM

•Aw, gawsh...! :) (Nanaea shuffles her feet in embarrassment and does her Goofy laugh) n/t · Nanaea · 4/30/2001, 6:23 AM

•Oh, never mind. I see now that the original Shyheim is a rapster... n/t · Nanaea · 4/30/2001, 5:46 AM

•Correction: "rapper", & found your meaning... · Nanaea · 4/30/2001, 6:08 AM

•Ahh so that was what Shy meant (nt) · Selwyn · 4/30/2001, 6:09 AM

•I wonder if Shylock then means · Selwyn · 4/30/2001, 6:11 AM

•Re: I wonder if Shylock then means · Phyllis · 4/30/2001, 10:35 AM

•Re: I wonder if Shylock then means · Daividh · 4/30/2001, 8:14 PM

•Re: I wonder if Shylock then means · Phyllis · 5/1/2001, 2:43 PM

•Ups I was a bit too hasty there perhaps :) · Selwyn · 4/30/2001, 11:41 AM