| Subject: |
Re: TERVAL |
| Author: |
Nanaea (Authenticated as Nanaea) |
| Date: |
October 7, 2001 at 5:39:58 AM |
| Reply to: |
TERVAL by Trevor Danger |
According to my Welsh names reference book, the masculine name of "Terfel" is still in use in Wales today. It is a variation of the name "Derfel" or "Derfael", which was the name of an early saint from the Llandderfel chuch in Merionethshire. The name means either "Oak Prince" (derw + mael) or "Stubborn Prince" (der + mael).
-- Nanaea
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- TERVAL - Trevor Danger Oct 6 2001, 4:49:01 PM
- Re: TERVAL - Nanaea Oct 7 2001, 5:39:58 AM
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