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Author:	তন্ময় ভট (guest, 68.167.224.95)
Date:	June 4, 2005 at 7:52:27 PM
Reply to:	Question: by Lala

Could be. Actually I often wondered whether the Sanskrit mAlA (garland) / mAli (gardener) / malinI (garland seller) is itself at root straight borrowings.

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Origin of "Molly, Mali, Moli, Molli", etc. - Molly Nudo Jun 4 2005, 3:01:30 PM
- Mali is the standard Welsh spelling of Molly :) nt - Cerise Demonheart Jun 6 2005, 6:51:59 AM
- Re: Origin of "Molly, Mali, Moli, Molli", etc. - Miss Claire Jun 4 2005, 5:02:27 PM
  - Re: Origin of "Molly, Mali, Moli, Molli", etc. - hugh Curran Jun 6 2005, 6:20:09 PM
- Re: Origin of "Molly, Mali, Moli, Molli", etc. - Imogen Jun 4 2005, 3:33:05 PM
- Re: Origin of "Molly, Mali, Moli, Molli", etc. - Jae Jun 4 2005, 3:32:36 PM
  - Re: Origin of "Molly, Mali, Moli, Molli", etc. - তন্ময় ভট Jun 4 2005, 3:58:04 PM
    - Re: Origin of "Molly, Mali, Moli, Molli", etc. - Molly Nudo Jun 6 2005, 8:05:38 AM
      - Re: Origin of "Molly, Mali, Moli, Molli", etc. - তন্ময় ভট Jun 6 2005, 9:41:33 AM
    - Question: - Lala Jun 4 2005, 5:41:56 PM
      - Re: Question: - তন্ময় ভট Jun 4 2005, 7:52:27 PM
        
        Been meaning to ask you something. - Charlie Blue Jun 5 2005, 2:16:21 PM
        
        Re: Been meaning to ask you something. - তন্ময় ভট Jun 5 2005, 3:08:29 PM
        
        Ahh... Thank you. (m) - Charlie Blue Jun 5 2005, 3:37:25 PM

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