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374.1 | Chuck the pastry, go for ice cream | CAM::MAZUR | Thank you, thank you, Sam I am | Wed Apr 19 1989 15:58 | 1 |
| Instead of Sherilee, how about Hagen-D�z ?
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374.2 | Shaina? | SKIWVA::FSCNO | | Wed Apr 19 1989 16:41 | 3 |
| How about Shaina which is Hebrew for beautiful?
Cindy
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374.3 | | BITS1::HAGEN | | Thu Apr 20 1989 08:56 | 4 |
| RE .1 : I asked for opinions, not BAD attempts at humor.
RE .2 : How is Shaina pronounced? Shay-na?
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374.4 | | VLNVAX::OSTIGUY | | Thu Apr 20 1989 09:59 | 6 |
| I like Sherilyn better than Sherilee. I'd be interesed in knowing
what Shaine sounds like, too. How about, Sherlene (rythms with
Arlene)?
Anna
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374.5 | Shay-na | SKIWVA::FSCNO | | Fri Apr 21 1989 08:54 | 6 |
| re .3
Yes it is pronounce Shay-na but will probably get shortened to Shane.
I still think its pretty and unusual.
Cindy
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374.6 | Sheree? | SAVAGE::MAZUR | | Mon Apr 24 1989 16:47 | 9 |
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I knew a girl in gradeschool whose name was Sheree (sp?).
It rhymes with Marie. She was very pretty and popular--everyone
loved her name too, but I've never heard it since then.
Let us know what you pick.
Sheryl
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374.7 | Watch Those Coinages! | SHALOT::ANDERSON | Give me a U, give me a T... | Mon Apr 24 1989 17:50 | 14 |
| These are basically just coinages. The "sher" part comes
from a phonetic spelling of "Cherie." The "lyn" is just
a common feminine dimunitive: Jacqueline, Marilyn, Caroline,
etc. The "lee" (or "ly" or "ley") is also another common
ending: Ashley, Shirley, etc. It originally meant "meadow"
and was used just for surnames (Ashley, for example, was for
the family whose long ago ancestor lived on "the meadow near
the ash trees"). The names became popular probably just
because people liked the sound of them (they sound vaguely
French and are rather "pretty").
-- Cliff
P.S. I like Shaina!
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374.8 | try Sharon | FSHQA2::CGIUNTA | | Tue Apr 25 1989 10:15 | 6 |
| I like Sherilyn with Sheri as a nickname.
You might also consider Sharon. I have a friend named Sharon who
goes by Sheri, so you would still have that as a nickname.
Cathy
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