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My girlfriend called our kitten Yenthl.
She had seen that name somewhere and it
should be celtic.
Now I'dd like to know what it means.
She had seen that name somewhere and it
should be celtic.
Now I'dd like to know what it means.
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Erwin
There's a previous posting with that very question that Nanaea answered. Scroll down to the answer, okay? :)
Another thing, it's NOT celtic.
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
There's a previous posting with that very question that Nanaea answered. Scroll down to the answer, okay? :)
Another thing, it's NOT celtic.
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
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The previous posting was also mine and she didn't give an answer tho the question only a comment on the lack of info.
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I agree with Phyllis, I don't believe this is a Celtic name. Now that you've at least told us it's a feminine name, I would say that it may be a form of the Yiddish name "Yentl" which you already found on this website.
The name "Yenthel" appears on a number of Netherlands websites, although unfortunately, they don't give a meaning for this name.
It's too bad your girlfriend can't remember where she'd heard this name that she gave to her kitty. Maybe if she thinks a little harder, it'll come to her eventually.
-- Nanaea
The name "Yenthel" appears on a number of Netherlands websites, although unfortunately, they don't give a meaning for this name.
It's too bad your girlfriend can't remember where she'd heard this name that she gave to her kitty. Maybe if she thinks a little harder, it'll come to her eventually.
-- Nanaea
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correction...
On re-reading your posting, I see now that you *didn't* tell us whether this was a feminine or a masculine name. I must've gotten the kitty confused with your girlfriend.
--Nanaea
On re-reading your posting, I see now that you *didn't* tell us whether this was a feminine or a masculine name. I must've gotten the kitty confused with your girlfriend.
--Nanaea
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