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in reply to a message by Ken
Nasari might be an option. I am not sure quite how to spell Nazari/Nasari but it is a Ukranian name. Nazaré is Portuguese. Both mean Nazareth. Nazzareno in Italian.
There are crossovers between Hebrew and Arabic - both are semitic languages and written in a script which has idiosyncrasies in terms of vowels.
Fidel means faith from the Spanish.
You may want to chose a name that means oath, vow, commitment, promise... Saul changed his name to Paul (humble); Cephas (Petros, Peter = rock) was the name given to Simon by Jesus.
Simeon or Simon derive from shama or shema to hear, or listen to.
John - God is gracious - might be an appropriate name.
Gillies (gh - hard g) means servant of Jesus in Scottish Gaelic.
There are crossovers between Hebrew and Arabic - both are semitic languages and written in a script which has idiosyncrasies in terms of vowels.
Fidel means faith from the Spanish.
You may want to chose a name that means oath, vow, commitment, promise... Saul changed his name to Paul (humble); Cephas (Petros, Peter = rock) was the name given to Simon by Jesus.
Simeon or Simon derive from shama or shema to hear, or listen to.
John - God is gracious - might be an appropriate name.
Gillies (gh - hard g) means servant of Jesus in Scottish Gaelic.
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