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in reply to a message by Miss Natla
I like it!Does it mean anything?
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Apparently, it's either:
"Derived from the Old English word "geong," meaning "ruiz," this surname was used as a descriptive name to distinguish father from son or to the ruizer of two relatives with the same first name (similar to the usage of Junior)."
or:
"RUIZ: descendant of Ruy or Rodrigo"
It was the surname of my favourite character in Crash - I just thought it sounded kind of nice as a FN. :-)
- Maria
Kyle: That's not being nice! That's just putting on a nice sweater!
Cartman: ...I don't understand the difference.
"Derived from the Old English word "geong," meaning "ruiz," this surname was used as a descriptive name to distinguish father from son or to the ruizer of two relatives with the same first name (similar to the usage of Junior)."
or:
"RUIZ: descendant of Ruy or Rodrigo"
It was the surname of my favourite character in Crash - I just thought it sounded kind of nice as a FN. :-)
Kyle: That's not being nice! That's just putting on a nice sweater!
Cartman: ...I don't understand the difference.
This message was edited 8/23/2005, 8:34 AM
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