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Re: Jewish name Chaim
Hear hear, Genis.Harveykal, I am ashamed in the name (all meanings) of the Jewish people for your inpolite response to Pavlos.Anyway. Here are a few links to early name-bearers of Haim (Chaim).
http://www.sca.org/heraldry/laurel/names/jewish.html
http://home.earthlink.net/~bnahman/ is a begining for several findings. (Did not find it in Sefaradi names although the Hidah, Rabbi Haim Yosef David Azoulai was a bearer of the name. (or perhaps it's Hacham Yosef David and I'm wrong).Yours, and hope you appologize.
Moshe Flam
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Name JelenaIs there any translation of Jelena to Hebrew?
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Is there any translation of Jelena to Hebrew?
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Thumbs up Moishe/Pashute!I feel that the next time this "person" posts like this, Mike C. should blackball him. His discourtesy caused me to "spike", and someone I have dealings with caught the backlash. She's okay, thankfully.Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
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Phyllis, you are my favorite Jewitch :) Sorry your spike backfired, I'm beginning to feel compassion for poor Mr Heavylark :)
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Pavlos,You shouldn't be the one to apologize. That momzer (I should apologize to all true momzers for calling him one, but I want to continue posting on this board [as well as the rest of the Net]) should be. The "spike" didn't backfire, it just...I don't have the words for the terms I need to use. Sorry.Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
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Ha! Thanks Gaia for teaching me a new word :)Momzer:
[a. late L. mamzer, a Heb. word (mamzer) adopted by the Vulgate in Deut. xxiii. 2 (where it appears with the gloss ‘id est de scorto natus’), and hence frequently used in the Middle Ages.]- A bastard. Also in extended uses as a term of abuse or familiarity.(OED)
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Thanks for the kind words folks, but no offense taken really :)
To paraphrase Nanaea, "I've been called worse things by better people" :P
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meant impolite... (spelling mistake)
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