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Comments for PARASKEVE:
Means "Friday" in Greek.-- Anonymous User 1/30/2005
There is also a masculine form, Paraskevas (Pah-rah-ske-VAHS). [noted -ed]-- Kosta 5/31/2006
If I am not mistaken, in this instance the masculine form derives from the feminine rather than the other way around. The word for "preparation" is Paraskeve (feminine).-- Kosta 4/6/2007
Pronounced para-skef-ee.-- SOYSUZA 6/29/2007
The pronunciation should be "paraskeVEE, not "paraskeFEE."-- Kosta 3/31/2008
It means "holy preparation". Also means the day of the week "Friday" (hence you are preparing for church which starts Saturday).-- SOYSUZA 6/29/2007
Paraskeve was a saint who was born on Friday and that's how she got her name, because Paraskeve means Friday in Greek. I praise this saint and wouldn't mind having this name. A short way to pronounce it, at least in Greece, would either be "Voula" and Paresa", for a girl, and "Paris", for a boy.-- Anonymous User 8/10/2009
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