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in reply to a message by Domhnall
Thank you very much for everything :) I found exactly the same thing: Ashael is an alternative spelling for Azael, and I'm from a Spanish speaking country so yeap, you pronounce Azael and Ashael practically the same way.
I think Asiel is another spelling of Aziel, a flower name (girl).
Greetings,
Cez :)
I think Asiel is another spelling of Aziel, a flower name (girl).
Greetings,
Cez :)
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How do you mean 'flower name'?
I think Aziel/Asiel/Azahel/Asahel/Azael/Asael are essentially the same Hebrew name, defined as "creature of/created by/made by/work of God."
These names are inherently masculine and to make the feminine form from them, Italians add '-la', the French add '-le', and the Spanish add '-a'.
I think Aziel/Asiel/Azahel/Asahel/Azael/Asael are essentially the same Hebrew name, defined as "creature of/created by/made by/work of God."
These names are inherently masculine and to make the feminine form from them, Italians add '-la', the French add '-le', and the Spanish add '-a'.
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I found 2 meanings for Aziel:
male --> "created by god"
female --> a "flower" name... I think it was Azalea but I'm not sure. I know a woman with that name
Thanks for the info :)
male --> "created by god"
female --> a "flower" name... I think it was Azalea but I'm not sure. I know a woman with that name
Thanks for the info :)
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Oh, these are two totally different names.
"Azalea," as the bush of that name, is from Greek 'azaleos' meaning 'dry.'
"Aziel/Azael" and other variations are Hebrew given names.
"Azalea," as the bush of that name, is from Greek 'azaleos' meaning 'dry.'
"Aziel/Azael" and other variations are Hebrew given names.
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Then the info I read's wrong. Anyway, thanks for all the info! :)
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You're welcome. I enjoyed the research and seeing it come to a good understandable end, even when you threw curve balls like "Azalea."
From this point on, I won't think of these Hebrew names without recalling the similar Greek plant nomenclature.
Best of luck.
-Domhnall
From this point on, I won't think of these Hebrew names without recalling the similar Greek plant nomenclature.
Best of luck.
-Domhnall
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i don't know what my name means. all i know is that it is phillipean.but no websites has any thing about philipians in them. is there any way u could help me find out what the name Taija means?
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I don't know exactly why you assume the name to be Filipino, I have found no evidence of this. The name may be found in the Philippines, as I have found some evidence of "Taija" in use alongside Spanish names. I don't believe it to be a common Spanish name though, and can find no Spanish definition or longer name from which it is derived.
But I have no doubt "Taija" is a Finnish name. Taken from another post on this website, I have learned it is a Finnish pet-form of "Tatyana." "Tatyana" traces its origin back to Latin, but its meaning is unknown.
But I have no doubt "Taija" is a Finnish name. Taken from another post on this website, I have learned it is a Finnish pet-form of "Tatyana." "Tatyana" traces its origin back to Latin, but its meaning is unknown.
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Me too :)
I found the Azalea thing at:
http://www.andythenamebender.com/name-meanings/Aziel.htm
http://www.20000-names.com/flower_names.htm
Best wishes to you too,
Cez
I found the Azalea thing at:
http://www.andythenamebender.com/name-meanings/Aziel.htm
http://www.20000-names.com/flower_names.htm
Best wishes to you too,
Cez
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