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[Facts] Oh, never mind. I see now that the original Shyheim is a rapster... n/t

by Nanaea

4/30/2001, 5:46 AM

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- Nanaea +6

4/30/2001, 6:08 AM

Correction: "rapper", & found your meaning...

The name "Shyheim" could be viewed as being a composite name of Germanic origin.

"Shy" forms the first part of many surnames, and comes from "Scheier" or "Scheiee", meaning: "one who came form the forest place".

"Heim" means "home" in German.

So, putting both elements together, the name "Shyheim" could conceivably mean: "one who comes from the home in the forest".

-- Nanaea

- Selwyn (guest) +5

4/30/2001, 6:09 AM

Ahh so that was what Shy meant

- Selwyn (guest) +4

4/30/2001, 6:11 AM

I wonder if Shylock then means

The lock which came from the forest.
I mean lock like in lock ness

- Phyllis (guest) +3

4/30/2001, 10:35 AM

Selwyn

I think you're thinking of Loch (pronounced like lock in languages that don't have a "hard H" sound (as in the name Bach)). It means "lake" in Scottish and I think in Irish Gaelic, too, but that I'm not sure. Have to access my trusty English-Irish dictionary for that.

Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)

- Daividh (guest) +1

4/30/2001, 8:14 PM

The Irish version is "lough".

- Phyllis (guest)

5/1/2001, 2:43 PM

Daividh

Go raibh maith agat (thanks). :)

Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)

- Selwyn (guest)

4/30/2001, 11:41 AM

Ups I was a bit too hasty there perhaps :)

I think you are right. I just spoke my mind before thinking I guess.

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