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Re: what's in a name...
by Chrisell
7/15/2005, 8:39 AM
in reply to a message by whizkids02pgmg
For the meaning of Patricia, click on the hyperlink. You could have found it out by yourself by doing a search on the main page.Yes, corazon is a Spanish word meaning "heart".There is no single etymological meaning for any two names together - the only meaning they have together is "your daughter", which is obviously special to you.:-)
♦ Chrisell ♦All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us. - J.R.R. Tolkien.

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- Daividh (guest)   +2
7/15/2005, 1:01 PM
Oh heck - let's show a little latitude and say...that the two names together (altho of different languages) can mean "noble-hearted". Not bad compared to that Hebrew name that means "a weasel" or some such...
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- whizkids02pgmg   +1
7/18/2005, 2:50 AM
From what language did the "noble" word come from? Thank you so much for providing a "close to" meaning to the name Patricia Corazon. I love it!
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- Daividh (guest)
7/22/2005, 8:09 AM
From Latin. Patricia stems from Patricius, "a nobleman" in Latin. It's also the name of me own dear mother, so I'm somewhat partial to it. Glad I could help.- Da.
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