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| Subject: | Re: please give me answer |
| Author: | Devonelisa (Authenticated as Devonelisa) |
| Date: | March 27, 2004 at 2:48:29 AM |
| Reply to: | please give me answer by kazuko |
Amy, from the Old French Amee 'beloved' from the Latin Amata, past participle of amare 'to love'.
In French, the word for 'friend' is 'ami (male)/amie (female)' so living in Canada he would probably be aware of at least the 'friend' meaning. Whether he knew the etymological meaning of 'beloved' is something you'd have to ask him.
Devon
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