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in reply to a message by Lytrell Sanobia La'Shea Stevenson
I can help with La'Shea, Stevenson, and Sanobia:
It's just the popular name prefix la- attached to Shea. Click on Shea's hyperlink for more info; and also click on Shay, because in some cases Shea's an alternate spelling of Shay and visa versa.
In French, "la" means "the". So La'Shea could be translated to mean "the Shea".
Stevenson merely means "son of Steven". Again, just click on Steven's hyperlink for more info.
Sanobia could be a form of Zenobia. However I'm not sure about that.
I'm sorry I can't help with Lytrell. Maybe someone else here can offer something about it, and perhaps more info on your other names too.
Miranda
It's just the popular name prefix la- attached to Shea. Click on Shea's hyperlink for more info; and also click on Shay, because in some cases Shea's an alternate spelling of Shay and visa versa.
In French, "la" means "the". So La'Shea could be translated to mean "the Shea".
Stevenson merely means "son of Steven". Again, just click on Steven's hyperlink for more info.
Sanobia could be a form of Zenobia. However I'm not sure about that.
I'm sorry I can't help with Lytrell. Maybe someone else here can offer something about it, and perhaps more info on your other names too.
Miranda
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