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in reply to a message by Malin
Lots of nice ones here; just a few comments...
Leonard (Fredrika) - I like these together
Nils - I knew a Nels in school, very friendly guy
Noel (Simeon) - also like these together
Liv (Simon) - these are really nice together too
(Elmina) - don't think I've ever run across this before; is it considered a short form of Wilhelmina in Sweden?
Leonard (Fredrika) - I like these together
Nils - I knew a Nels in school, very friendly guy
Noel (Simeon) - also like these together
Liv (Simon) - these are really nice together too
(Elmina) - don't think I've ever run across this before; is it considered a short form of Wilhelmina in Sweden?
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Either a short form of Vilhelmina, or an extended form of Elma. (Which would be pretty much the same thing, it seems.)
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Oh, well, we use the Wilhelmina spelling as well, but of course they're both pronounced with a V sound. Same thing with Wilma and Vilma. Wilma is actually the more common spelling nowadays.
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