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in reply to a message by Tribble
Hi,
If you click on CINAED you will find the explanation for this name. I take from this sam explanation it is pronounced "Keh-net"
Hope this helps,
~Magia~
If you click on CINAED you will find the explanation for this name. I take from this sam explanation it is pronounced "Keh-net"
Hope this helps,
~Magia~
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It's on this site I've found the name, but while checking around other sites concerning gaelic, I think the other pronounciations are more appropriate, but I would like to know by someone who actually knows :)
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kinee or kinay or even kin-eye would be more accurate :)
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I found a site with the pronounciation KIN-awd. Though, it was an Irish one. I suppose one could say that all pronounciations mentioned are all correct, but it would be interesting to know if there is any "correct" Scottish pronounciation, or does it differ a lot inside Scotland as well? (ie Lowland, Highland, Islands)
/Kenny
/Kenny
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