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...longshot suggestions...
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Pavlos
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7/30/2001, 7:15 AM
in reply to
a message by Nanaea
"Auvye" may be related to "Avye" an obsolete word recorded in the OED. "Avye" is derived from Old French "avie-r" meaning "to put one on his way, to instruct, inform, teach".
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Info on unusual name?
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Auvye
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7/29/2001, 10:22 AM
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Re: Info on unusual name?
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Nanaea
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7/29/2001, 12:35 AM
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Re: Info on unusual name?
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Auvye
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7/30/2001, 9:33 AM
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...longshot suggestions...
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Pavlos
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7/30/2001, 7:15 AM
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Maybe A French Version of "Oy Vey"? nt
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Magen Daividh
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7/31/2001, 7:56 PM
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Hehe :) nt
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Pavlos
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8/1/2001, 7:36 AM
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