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Subject:	Re: Greek translation of Evelyn
Author:	Llewella (Authenticated as penguiny7)
Date:	September 1, 2008 at 4:54:57 AM
Reply to:	Re: Greek translation of Evelyn by Anneza

Did you look up Evangeline? It's first known usage is in a poem by an English poet in 1847. Evelyn has been in usage longer than that. And its etymology is French/Germanic. The two names aren't related.
I believe the poster is looking for a Greek translation of Evelyn. Since the meaning of Evelyn seems to be speculated, I'm not sure if there could be a very accurate translation.

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Messages in this thread:

Greek translation of Evelyn - kaffeine11 Aug 31 2008, 9:42:59 PM
- Greek transliteration of Evelyn - Pavlos Sep 4 2008, 5:48:11 AM
- Re: Greek translation of Evelyn - Lethe Sep 2 2008, 9:19:16 AM
- Re: Greek translation of Evelyn - Anneza Aug 31 2008, 10:54:55 PM
  - Re: Greek translation of Evelyn - Kate Sep 1 2008, 11:17:48 AM
  - Re: Greek translation of Evelyn - Llewella Sep 1 2008, 4:54:57 AM
    - Re: Greek translation of Evelyn - Anneza Sep 1 2008, 10:43:03 PM
      - Re: Greek translation of Evelyn - Llewella Sep 2 2008, 5:55:26 AM

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