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Are you sure, Sunila is German and male? It does not appear in any of my books (not even in Dr. Seibickes HDV), it sounds Swedish (like Gunilla) rather than German (this is nothing to go by at times), and the few hits google gives, are not very German either.
All I could find, is SUNHILDA, which is from SWANHILDA, but feminine.
There is a detergent in Germany called Sunil, but this is of little help.Sorry!Andy ;—)
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Well, I think it's German and male only because the site said so lol
But I've found 2 or 3 mistakes in it (confusion on Batyah and Batsheva, Old German name labelled as Spanish...).Thanks for trying!Claire

This message was edited 1/2/2005, 10:17 AM

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