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Help[Opinions] Re: Hilary (as in Clinton)
in reply to a message by paul_skinsale
Although there's the feminine form, Hilaria, right? I buy that it was predominantly masculine in the past, but it seems just as valid that Hilary would a form of Hilaria also.
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This message was edited 9/14/2015, 4:36 AM
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Interesting how anglicization can do that - forming English forms of female names by transforming -ia into -y, when this is also the way anglicizing masculine names works.
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