Re: the name of the Aiola language
| From: | Adam Walker <carrajena@...> |
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| Date: | Wednesday, June 30, 2004, 4:57 |
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--- Aiola Research Group <argaiola@...> wrote:
> Thank you, Andreas! Yes, "Aiola" is pronounced just
> as you guessed.
> As far as whether it has a meaning: we referenced
> several language dictionaries for nice-sounding,
> meaningful words and settled on "aiola" from Italian
> simply because we liked how it sounded. In Italian
> the word translates as, "bed of flowers or plants."
> Your interest and feedback are really appreciated.
>
> Richard
>
> Andreas Johansson <andjo@...> wrote
>
> I like the name "Aiola", assuming it's pronounced
> roughly as I'm guessing;
> [ajOla]. Does it mean anything?
>
> Andreas
>
And here I thought it was inspired by Iola [ajOl@]
Johnson the channel 8 WFAA news anchor who was my
first crush back in Kindergarten.
Adam
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Idavi avins patorrechi djinerachunis djul Avramu ad ul Davidu ed avins patorrechi
djinerachunis djil deporrachuni in al Baviluña ad ul Cristu.
Machu 1:17