Sam the Stokie wrote:
Johnny wrote: Samantha? Samantha Chapman??
How yer doin?? Great to see you:D
Good thanks Johnny!
How's the good lady wife?!!
She's fine thanks ,yeah Surprised to see you round these parts again!
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What's in a name
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Alan Paul Kitching wrote: Alan - Little Rock/Handsome Paul - Humble Kitching - ? It doesn't know!
Cheers!
Do you no know how to use this new fangled internet thingy?
The surname Kitching is generally accepted as being of occupational origin.
The surname is said to be a shortened form of the old English surname of Kitchenman, which was derived from the occupation of its first bearers, who were employed in the great kitchens of the manor houses and castles.
MIMX wrote:
EdelBrock wrote:
Owen is Celtic and means "young fighter"
Sorry mate, Owen means either "well born", from the Latin "Eugenius" or "lamb" from the Welsh "oen", or possibly "a youth" from the Irish "Ewen". (When I was a youngster it was my best mate's 1st name). ATE (added to edit) Sorry Sunny, never noticed you'd more or less beat me too it!
No problem, pal!
[got spirit, lost feeling ~ 'sunshine'] wrote:
MIMX wrote:
EdelBrock wrote:
Owen is Celtic and means "young fighter"
Sorry mate, Owen means either "well born", from the Latin "Eugenius" or "lamb" from the Welsh "oen", or possibly "a youth" from the Irish "Ewen". (When I was a youngster it was my best mate's 1st name). ATE (added to edit) Sorry Sunny, never noticed you'd more or less beat me too it!
No problem, pal!
It might be wrong....but its what a Surname dictionary classified it....possibly different for Christian names and surnames?
MIMX wrote:
Alan Paul Kitching wrote: Alan - Little Rock/Handsome Paul - Humble Kitching - ? It doesn't know!
Cheers!
Do you no know how to use this new fangled internet thingy?
The surname Kitching is generally accepted as being of occupational origin.
The surname is said to be a shortened form of the old English surname of Kitchenman, which was derived from the occupation of its first bearers, who were employed in the great kitchens of the manor houses and castles.
Nice one thanks for that mate!
Me
ANDRES
Male name of Greek origin that means virile man :ladysman:
and i found 3 concepts more about my name
Clarividente nature. He is expressed by means of the perseverance, the concentration, the sufficiency and the mercy. he likes to feel admired
Expressive nature: Insistent. He is expressed in the independence of action and the originality of concepts. he loves the distinguished modales, the clothes of quality, everything what has value.
Natural talent: Is a man with mind of foresighted thought. He is expressed like practical thinker, that it glides in great and when gliding uses simultaneously as the codification and the demolition. He receives increase in the companies that they require of methods of organized effort. His mind is as much more foresighted at the most extensive is the company. He loves the important thing, which requires time and builds with time. He could emphasize in professions like expert in efficiency, industrialist, executive, publisher or publishing, trading critic, public employee, banker, or interpret.
My first name means "peace" and is Slavic in origin. But, I can't find any info on my last name.
I wouldn't really classify myself as a peaceful person, but I think my mother chose my name because it was the only slavic/Eastern european name my father could pronounce correctly.
