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Help[Opinions] Myrsine
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An Ancient Greek name, pronounced "mir-SEE-nee". According to the submitted description, it derived from the Greek for 'myrtle' or Egyptian for 'myrrh'. It's also a genus of plant.
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Sometimes sentences don't end the way you think they salad.
An Ancient Greek name, pronounced "mir-SEE-nee". According to the submitted description, it derived from the Greek for 'myrtle' or Egyptian for 'myrrh'. It's also a genus of plant.
Opinions?
Sometimes sentences don't end the way you think they salad.
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Realy pretty! Never heard of it. Thanks for sharing.
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I like it! I always liked Myrrine too but found it unusable because of the homophone marine.
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