Behind the Name: Message: "The Name LIAM"

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Subject:	The Name LIAM
Author:	FS (guest, 142.205.241.145)
Date:	August 31, 2006 at 5:44:29 AM
Reply to:	Ah, I was also guilty of the same misunderstanding :) nt by Pavlos

This name is rooted in Hebrew.
The literal meaning is I have a people, and this would mean that your child (whom you named Liam) is a symbol of you procreating and creating a people.
The name Eliam is a bit different. It means My God is a people.
A bit Sacreligious for Judaism, as well as an Israel most likely a rabi would recomend to change the name (b/c the implication is that God is as common as the people).

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Messages in this thread:

is Liam Hebrew too? - Bea and Liam Aug 30 2006, 4:42:16 PM
- Re: is Liam Hebrew too? - Andy ;—( Aug 30 2006, 9:01:52 PM
  - Hey, I'm a she! (m) - Noa Aug 31 2006, 3:21:27 AM
    - Sorry Noa, I was mistaken by the father nof the ark. nt - Andy ;—) Aug 31 2006, 7:26:16 AM
    - Ah, I was also guilty of the same misunderstanding :) nt - Pavlos Aug 31 2006, 4:04:03 AM
      - Which, that I'm a he? - Noa Aug 31 2006, 6:05:46 AM
        
        Re: Which, that I'm a he? - Summer Sep 1 2006, 12:41:55 AM
        
        Those male Emmas & Emilys probably aren't real - Miranda Sep 1 2006, 1:12:37 AM
        
        Re: Which, that I'm a he? - Mrs Claire Aug 31 2006, 5:03:03 PM
        
        That's kinda obvious... - Noa Sep 1 2006, 6:46:14 AM
        Exactly ;) - Pavlos Sep 1 2006, 3:01:46 AM
      - The Name LIAM - FS Aug 31 2006, 5:44:29 AM
        
        Re: The Name LIAM - Noa Aug 31 2006, 5:59:25 AM

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