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in reply to a message by Perrine
I guess, they derive from Eliora and Liora influenced by Eliana and Liana.
Eliara does not really appear in Brazil. I never met anyone with that name, though Eliana and Eliane are quite common there. The census of 2010 states 1744 people named Eliara - of over 200 Million inhabitants (Liara: 1662 persons).
I checked some portuguese websites, but I couldn't find any valid informations on either name.
Eliara does not really appear in Brazil. I never met anyone with that name, though Eliana and Eliane are quite common there. The census of 2010 states 1744 people named Eliara - of over 200 Million inhabitants (Liara: 1662 persons).
I checked some portuguese websites, but I couldn't find any valid informations on either name.
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It's also common for n to be misread as r and vice versa. So they could come directly as mistranscriptions of Eliana and Liana, and then became established as an independent name.
This message was edited 2/14/2023, 8:02 PM
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Really?
I never knew that. Actually can't think of any name where that happend right now.
Do you have more information an that? It's interesting.
I never knew that. Actually can't think of any name where that happend right now.
Do you have more information an that? It's interesting.
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