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Subject:	Re: Tess/ Tessa
Author:	Pavlos (guest, 62.103.212.68)
Date:	March 7, 2003 at 7:03:45 AM
Reply to:	Tess/ Tessa by A

Indeed, "tessara" is four in classical Greek ("tessera" in mondern contemporary Greek). However I have found no evidence that there is amn etymological connection, and feel it is quite unlikely.
I have found no evidence of Tessa as classical Greek name - although Taessa is recorded as a Greek name.

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Messages in this thread:

Tess/ Tessa - A Mar 6 2003, 8:24:36 PM
- Re: Tess/ Tessa - Tess Apr 26 2003, 9:44:47 PM
- Re: Tess/ Tessa - Angi Mar 10 2003, 10:14:16 PM
- Re: Tess/ Tessa - Ivayla Mar 7 2003, 1:05:00 PM
  - Never mind -- my explanation is already on the site :( - Ivayla Mar 7 2003, 1:06:42 PM
- Re: Tess/ Tessa - Pavlos Mar 7 2003, 7:03:45 AM
  - Re: Tess/ Tessa - A Mar 7 2003, 7:24:55 PM
    - Re: Tess/ Tessa - Pavlos Mar 9 2003, 3:00:47 AM
      - Re: Tess/ Tessa - A Mar 9 2003, 2:51:19 PM
        
        Re: Tess/ Tessa - Pavlos Mar 11 2003, 4:38:38 AM
        
        Re: Tess/ Tessa - A Mar 13 2003, 9:28:13 AM

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