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[Facts] Re: What do these two Greek names mean?
by Profe Esteban
7/27/2007, 8:10 AM
in reply to a message by Jormungandr
Antenor: "Ante" doesn´t mean "before", it means "against" and "nor" is a deformation of "andrós: man": he who fight against men.
Nicanor: from "niké: victory"; andrós (same that Antenor): "winner", "man of victory".
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