Re: Meaning of Treva
in reply to a message by Kezza
Can't help much, just wanted to mention that I've seen Trevor in the 1600s in the UK, but Treva doesn't appear until 1876 here, and it's really rare - wouldn't have even come close to hitting a popularity chart. I'd think it was a feminisation of Trevor, but seeing it out of context, I'd probably pronounce it tree-va, which makes me also think there might be another origin.
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Meaning of Treva  ·  Kezza  ·  9/4/2009, 1:45 PM
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