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Re: My name? |
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Devonelisa (Authenticated as Devonelisa) |
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March 13, 2004 at 8:35:24 AM |
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My name? by Ranner |
Ranner is an English surname, variant of Raynor, along with Rainer, Reiner, Rayner, Reyner, and Renner - all derived from the Germanic elements ragin 'counsel' and hari 'army' so means 'counsel army' or 'mighty army'. There was a Regenhere, son of a king of East Anglia (now Norfolk & Suffolk) in the 600's, the Rainer version appears in the Doomsday book showing a French influence on the spelling of the time and it's a well-established surname in all it's varieties here.
cheers
Devon
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- My name? - Ranner Mar 12 2004, 5:44:11 AM
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