Message: "Re: "Aski" (Scandanavian) and "Bil" (a Norse name , meaning interval/ interspace - apparently??)"

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Re: "Aski" (Scandanavian) and "Bil" (a Norse name , meaning interval/ interspace - apparently??)

by Caprice

3/1/2005, 11:16 AM

in reply to a message by "Bagpus"

Bil is the Swedish word for "car", but "bila" is also an old word for an axe (especially the sort used by an assassin).

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- Charlie Blue +1

3/4/2005, 11:51 AM

Bil is also the Danish word for "car". It's also the Norwegian word.

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~ Charlie Blue

- Andy ;—) (guest)

3/4/2005, 1:24 PM

Short for AutomoBIL?

- "Bagpus" (Bagpus) +1

3/1/2005, 1:33 PM

Hi, Caprice, i had heard that it might be something to do with a weapon, but just couldn't find it, thanks?
Where are you? I'm in England, Norich.
Ever chanced upon a Old Norse name "Pacca"? I'm totally stuck, as to what this might mean... regards "Paul" (Bagpus) - Thanks once again....

- Caprice

3/2/2005, 12:05 PM

I'm in Uppsala, Sweden. Sorry, I've never heard the name Pacca.

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