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I can't post the link right now, but there's an article by People with more explanation.
It's pronounced AY-vree, like Avery,
Roel is to honor grandparents RObert and ROsemary and ELsie and ELiot.
TBH, before I clicked the btn link, I assumed it'd be ro-el, not rool. Article doesn't say though.
"than you will go to jail for kidnap."
top: Helena & Evander
bottom: Infinity & Infinity
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/59411
It's pronounced AY-vree, like Avery,
Roel is to honor grandparents RObert and ROsemary and ELsie and ELiot.
TBH, before I clicked the btn link, I assumed it'd be ro-el, not rool. Article doesn't say though.
top: Helena & Evander
bottom: Infinity & Infinity
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/59411
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It's awfully convenient that the grandparents have such matchy-matchy names that they could be mashed together to honor four of them in a single four-letter invention.
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Wow. That's an awkward sounding combo.
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