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Subject:	Re: Ksenia/Xenia
Author:	Ksenia (guest, 195.61.102.11)
Date:	April 23, 2004 at 2:04:28 AM
Reply to:	Ksenia/Xenia by Gwenhwyfar

It is greak, meaning traveler

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Messages in this thread:

Ksenia/Xenia - Gwenhwyfar Apr 19 2003, 3:53:51 PM
- Re: Ksenia/Xenia - Ksenia Apr 23 2004, 2:04:28 AM
- Pronunciation in Russia and Sweden - Satu Apr 20 2003, 12:51:56 PM
  - Re: Pronunciation in Russia and Sweden - Gwenhwyfar Apr 20 2003, 1:22:44 PM
    - No, it isn't silent! - Satu Apr 20 2003, 2:11:30 PM
      - Okay - Gwenhwyfar Apr 20 2003, 2:24:44 PM
- Re: Ksenia/Xenia - Nell Apr 19 2003, 4:20:52 PM
  - Re: Ksenia/Xenia - Gwenhwyfar Apr 19 2003, 4:59:21 PM
    - Re: Ksenia/Xenia - Nell Apr 20 2003, 6:09:14 AM
      - Re: Ksenia/Xenia - Gwenhwyfar Apr 20 2003, 8:10:14 AM
        
        Re: Ksenia/Xenia - sina lorantale Apr 14 2004, 4:25:51 PM
        Re: Ksenia/Xenia - sina lorantale Apr 14 2004, 4:25:25 PM

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