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in reply to a message by Caprice
Hej Caprice,
The name Sjöfn is still used in Iceland.
From Icelandic statistics:
Sjöfn as a first name: 190 persons
Sjöfn as a second name: 213 persons
I've never met any Eunice in a German speaking country and you won't find the name in a German "Baby Name Book". The German form of that name is Eunike (different pronunciation) but it is not used, either.
Astrik is an Armenian name (female) meaning "Little Star"
I haven't ever heard the name Fosetta, but "fossetta" (two 's') is the Italian word for "dimple".
/ Satu
http://www.nordicnames.de/
The name Sjöfn is still used in Iceland.
From Icelandic statistics:
Sjöfn as a first name: 190 persons
Sjöfn as a second name: 213 persons
I've never met any Eunice in a German speaking country and you won't find the name in a German "Baby Name Book". The German form of that name is Eunike (different pronunciation) but it is not used, either.
Astrik is an Armenian name (female) meaning "Little Star"
I haven't ever heard the name Fosetta, but "fossetta" (two 's') is the Italian word for "dimple".
/ Satu
http://www.nordicnames.de/
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