Just Say It!

This topic was created in the Religion forum by Josh on Thursday, May 29, 2003 and has 7 replies.

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@Josh
21 YearsCapricorn

Doesn't matter what religion you are, at least not to me. It just plain feels good to say now. Say it with me: Joshua. Now say: Yehoshua. It's the same thing. By the time I'm done here, I'll have everybody saying Joshua. I can't believe it's taken me 18 and a half years to finally learn what my name meant. Y'all should look it up, as well as what yours mean. There are some interesting ones out there.

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@Morganofmind
21 Years1,000+ Posts

My name has no religious context.

My name, my real name that is, means very dear in Italian (I think).

Morgan means "one of the sea", or something very much like that.

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@Luz
21 Years1,000+ Posts

my korean name sora means "sea shell" hey, we're connected morgan...

and in japanese sora means "sky", either way is cool with me.

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@Morganofmind
21 Years1,000+ Posts

lol, gwen, that "grace" and "kindness" translation is a Greek translation, not an Italian one... There's more than one meaning to my name. 😛

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@Espernaut
21 Years1,000+ Posts

For those interested:

Recent studies by name societies disclosed that names influence character and do have a definite bearing upon one's life path. Letters carry their own energy patterns relating to personality traits and needs. Name analysis using letter qualities is called ACROPHONOLOGY. This analysis of your name is a brief summary of the hidden meanings found within the letters of your own name.

http://miva.zodiacal.com/acro.mv

It was applicable to me. (and family members I punched in).
Somethings were repeated, don't know whether that's a glitch, or.. emphasised.

(i.e) you need to be more expressive. you need to be more expressive. Etc. (4 times!) Mebbe I'm just doomed.