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in reply to a message by Poppy
I'm not sure which "Creole" culture you are referring to, as that word is used in a variety of different ways. But Cezelia would seem to me to probably simply be a variation of Cecelia or Cecilia.
Did you see the Egyptian name written out or just hear it? "O" is a very rare letter in transliterations of Arabic into English. The closest I can find to this are three names in Gandhi & Husain's THe Complete Book of Muslim & Parsi Names.
That book lists 'Anâq as an Arabic name meaning "lynx", A'naq as an Arabic name meaning "long-necked", and Anaq as an Arabic name meaning "joyful, glad".
Did you see the Egyptian name written out or just hear it? "O" is a very rare letter in transliterations of Arabic into English. The closest I can find to this are three names in Gandhi & Husain's THe Complete Book of Muslim & Parsi Names.
That book lists 'Anâq as an Arabic name meaning "lynx", A'naq as an Arabic name meaning "long-necked", and Anaq as an Arabic name meaning "joyful, glad".
This message was edited 10/18/2009, 2:51 PM
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