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| Subject: | Re: ISABEL once again |
| Author: | Lumia (Authenticated as monica) |
| Date: | June 20, 2005 at 12:59:06 PM |
| Reply to: | ISABEL once again by Andy ;—) |
Isebel is unknowned in mediaeval Spanish, in my knowledge.
In Middle Ages, there are some variants of Elisabet (the main form of the name): Elisabel, Elisavel, Elisaven, Elisabe, Elisava, etc. After, in 12th century, the beginning El- was mixed up with the masculine article "el", unsuited for a feminine name: Elisabel>El+Isabel>Isabel.
Note: some people put afore the article in vulgar uses of Spanish (this is a serious mispell, of course): el Antonio, la Juani, etc.
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