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Comments for KEREN-HAPPUCH:
Somehow I don't see this name catching on any time soon.-- Anonymous User 5/8/2007
Created from 2 elements:
"Keren" meaning "horn" and "happuch" meaning "eye-shadow" or "face paint".-- Reina Vered 5/29/2008
Horn of eyeshadow? Well, I guess I can see just Keren, or just Happuch, as pretty suitable modern names. :]-- not_another_Jessica 10/26/2008
For some, very odd reason. I like this name!-- Anonymous User 3/30/2009
Um... What in the world does the meaning mean? "Horn of eyeshadow?"-- silly_rabbit 8/14/2009
I wouldn't be sure, but perhaps hollowed-out animal horns were used as containers to store things like eyeshadow and cosmetics. It seems the most likely explanation to me.-- Ailis 12/20/2009
I generally try to have a very open mind regarding names (especially foreign ones), but I'm sorry, this one is just plain - well, I might almost say weird. I have no particular fondness for the way it sounds, and I'm afraid that even I don't understand what "horn of eyeshadow" is supposed to signify.-- Pippin 8/30/2009
I'm sorry, but this name is just an oddity to me. Anyone who seriously uses this as a first name, is off their perch on something, in my opinion, to name a poor child this abomination. I apologise in advance if anyone is called this and is offended. :)-- walesgal92 3/27/2010
It's fun to say.-- LullabyMoon11 10/14/2010
"Early Puritan families often had daughters named Jemima, Keziah, and Karen-happuch, after Job's three daughters mentioned in Job 42:14. Jemima and Keziah remained popular, although Karen-happuch never really caught on."-- babycrookston 4/3/2011
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