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Re: Harry from Greek?

by Pavlos (guest)

10/19/2005, 12:57 AM

in reply to a message by Cleveland Kent Evans

Indeed, the Greek version has a different etymology than the anglosaxon version.
I contemporary Greece, the fem. name Haris (or Charis)-- meaning "grace" -- is quite polular. Also Haris (male) can be related to Haralampos (or Charalampos), meaning "to shine with happiness".

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