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Subject: Re: Chinese/Irish twins
Author: Nanaea   (Authenticated as Nanaea)
Date: April 19, 2001 at 10:07:26 AM
Reply to: Chinese/Irish twins by 'Cole
"Finnean" (or "Finnian") means "white; light-skinned"). When Daividh signs on tonight, he can perhaps give you more background on that name, as Daividh is "Celtic Guy". :)

"Ye Ching" can mean a number of different things, depending on how the original Chinese characters for those English transliterated words are written. To be absolutely sure, you should ask the child's mother.

-- Nanaea

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