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in reply to a message by Miss Claire
- tell me if you want French or Jewish or both * both! :D thanks in advance!
- for both, give me your name(s) [surname is not mandatory at all] * Cecilia Alejandra
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- for French, give me a century. For 20th, give me a decade. * Mmm... XVIII
- for Jewish, give me your parents' names and if the name must be totally Hebrew, or involve Yiddish or Judeo Spanish. If you don't care, give me a country. * Beatriz Mariana & Fortunato César / Mmm... I love the Yiddish version of my first name but I'll pick a country... Croatia (or Russia, just an Eastern European country)
- for both, give me your name(s) [surname is not mandatory at all] * Cecilia Alejandra
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- for French, give me a century. For 20th, give me a decade. * Mmm... XVIII
- for Jewish, give me your parents' names and if the name must be totally Hebrew, or involve Yiddish or Judeo Spanish. If you don't care, give me a country. * Beatriz Mariana & Fortunato César / Mmm... I love the Yiddish version of my first name but I'll pick a country... Croatia (or Russia, just an Eastern European country)
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French, 1700's:
Cécile Alexandra (click Cecile)
Jewish, Eastern Europe:
Sisel Alechsandra.
At the synagogue, you would be called Sisel Alechsandra bat Anshel Caesar ve Brucha Mindel. (SA daughter of AC and BM).
You probably recognize two "not Jewish sounding" names, Alechsandra and Caesar. Both have been added to the list of legal Jewish names, respectively at the time of Alexander the Great and Caius Julius Caesar, because they had been good to the Jews. :)
Cécile Alexandra (click Cecile)
Jewish, Eastern Europe:
Sisel Alechsandra.
At the synagogue, you would be called Sisel Alechsandra bat Anshel Caesar ve Brucha Mindel. (SA daughter of AC and BM).
You probably recognize two "not Jewish sounding" names, Alechsandra and Caesar. Both have been added to the list of legal Jewish names, respectively at the time of Alexander the Great and Caius Julius Caesar, because they had been good to the Jews. :)
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