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Subject:	Re: Aelia is an old Roman name
Author:	Andromeda (Authenticated as Andromeda)
Date:	August 26, 2005 at 3:16:15 PM
Reply to:	Aelia is an old Roman name by Ylva

Thank you, this seems closer to what I'm looking for than Aliyah, do you know what it might mean?

I think it's due to the fact that there are no special characters on a British keyboard, so for example a Chinese name would have to be translated into its English phonetic equivalent - purely convenience reasons.

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Messages in this thread:

Is this a real name? - Andromeda Aug 24 2005, 3:22:41 PM
- Re: Is this a real name? - ADT Aug 24 2005, 7:14:38 PM
  - Its not at all related to Aliyah. nt - Siri Aug 25 2005, 7:48:36 AM
    - Same pronounciation... and you know this because?? - ADT Aug 25 2005, 2:19:11 PM
      - It's not the same . . . - Chrisell Aug 25 2005, 2:38:24 PM
        
        Excatly. - Siri Aug 30 2005, 1:15:39 AM
    - Agree nt - Chrisell Aug 25 2005, 8:13:19 AM
- Aelia is an old Roman name - Ylva Aug 24 2005, 4:29:00 PM
  - Re: Aelia is an old Roman name - Andromeda Aug 26 2005, 3:16:15 PM
    - Re: Aelia is an old Roman name - JT Trainer Sep 2 2005, 6:16:39 PM

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