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[Facts] Re: My column on Milo and why I think it's use in the USA is more from the Greek than Slavic origin

by clevelandkentevans

4/11/2025, 4:35 PM

If you look at the explanation for Miles on this site, you will see that its meaning as a Germanic name is unknown but that it's been proposed that it's originally from Slavic "milu" meaning "gracious, dear." That's why I put Slavic in the heading.

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