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in reply to a message by CheBanana
As per your Satanic Majesty's request:
The genitive case of Satan in Greek can be expressed as:
+ Satana (of Satanas - Satan)
+ Eosforou (of Eosforos - Lucifer)
+ Diavolou (of Diavolos - Devil)
@@@@ All of which make intriguing surnames. :) Unfortunately, the Greek numerical feminine names wouldn't sound too flattering to American ears. I have to admit that I, too, have a certain bias towards feminine names ending in the letter "a". But I'll file away the information for possible future use. Multan dankon!
And guess what Daividh: I didnt have to remove anyone's brassiere to get going with the counting!
@@@@ I imagine this must be quite an accomplishment for you. :)
Disclaimer: The above translations are provided for entertainment purposes only. Please advise with your local laws befor applying them in any form of human or animal experiments.
@@@@ I dunno what you must think, Pavlos. That I had some arcane purpose for requesting these names? Really now! ;)
-- Nanaea
The genitive case of Satan in Greek can be expressed as:
+ Satana (of Satanas - Satan)
+ Eosforou (of Eosforos - Lucifer)
+ Diavolou (of Diavolos - Devil)
@@@@ All of which make intriguing surnames. :) Unfortunately, the Greek numerical feminine names wouldn't sound too flattering to American ears. I have to admit that I, too, have a certain bias towards feminine names ending in the letter "a". But I'll file away the information for possible future use. Multan dankon!
And guess what Daividh: I didnt have to remove anyone's brassiere to get going with the counting!
@@@@ I imagine this must be quite an accomplishment for you. :)
Disclaimer: The above translations are provided for entertainment purposes only. Please advise with your local laws befor applying them in any form of human or animal experiments.
@@@@ I dunno what you must think, Pavlos. That I had some arcane purpose for requesting these names? Really now! ;)
-- Nanaea
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