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| Subject: | Re: "Gabba" and "Gorl" - Anglo - Saxon Meaning?? |
| Author: | Andy ;—) (guest, 217.229.214.99) |
| Date: | February 23, 2005 at 5:27:26 AM |
| Reply to: | "Gabba" and "Gorl" - Anglo - Saxon Meaning?? by "Bagpus" |
Couldn't find GABBA, but the Germanic stem GABA (gift). This appears in names like GABSO or GABAHARI. A short form, even with a double B is possible, but there seems to be no proof for this as far as Germany is concerned.
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