It’s also a Welsh nature name that means “nightingale” Pronunciation:“eeh-os” Length: 3 letters, 2 syllables Popularity/Rank: 1,000+ Namesakes & Character Synopsis: Titaness and the goddess of the dawn Variants/Equivalent: The counterpart of the Roman goddess Aurora Other Description: She...
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nightingale noun (n.) A small, plain, brown and gray European song bird (Luscinia luscinia). It sings at night, and is celebrated for the sweetness of its song. noun (n.) A larger species (Lucinia philomela), of Eastern Europe, having similar habits; the thrush nightingale. The name is...
The sighing wind and nightingale are singing this name in the 1903 barbershop harmony "Sweet Adeline." Traced back to the Old High German word adal, Adeline is closely tied to the French name Adele and means "noble" or "nobility." Willa Willa is rooted in Germanic and means "strong-wille...
Description: One of the most famous people with this name is British nurse Florence Nightingale, also called “the Lady with the Lamp.” Francesca Origin: Italian and Latin Meaning: Frenchman Variations/Synonyms: Franca, Frances, Francine, Fran, and Franny Description: It comes from the Lati...
PHILOMELA: "nightingale." Variant Philomel exists. PHILOMENA: "greatly loved." Variant Philomina exists. PHILOTHEA: lover of God PHOEBE: mother of Leto PHOENIX: "heron" PHYLLIS: "green bough." Variants include Philis, Phillis, and Phylis. PIERETTE: " rock." Variant Perrine exists. PLEASURE: ...
Pamela Nightingale, Emeritus Professor of Medieval Economic and Social History at the University of Sheffield. Tanner The Tanner is a medieval job that specializes in the tanning of animal hides. This trade dates back to antiquity, and is still present in some parts of the world today. ...
However, the street name that has stuck for some reason is Lakštingalų (the genitive plural oflakštingala“nightingale”). I had a long trip down memory lane last summer, 35 years on and a couple of months after Mother died. ...
(stewart,1979)for example, a bird named bird, a fish named fish, a dog named dog, has named mas horse, a name and address of sheep lame, a bull named bull, also named goose goose, surname nightingale of nightingale, surname lion lion, the fox named fox and so on. is really varied...
PBS lovers can now rejoice that the name of one of its most beloved shows,NOVA, is shaping up to be a pretty popular baby name choice for little girls. The name comes from the Latin word "novus," meaning "new," but its ancient roots don't mean that this name is old.Novadidn't ...