| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name
 | Date | Lines | 
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| 2964.1 |  | MOSAIC::TARBET | Sama budu polevat' | Thu Oct 19 1989 13:48 | 6 | 
|  |     "Rasselas" was the name of a persian prince, if I recall correctly.
    
    (It was used as the name of a persian deerhound in a group of espionage
    stories by Michael Gilbert)
    
    						=maggie
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| 2964.2 | a persian prince | STEREO::DENELL | Elinda Denell - 264-4396 | Thu Oct 19 1989 13:58 | 2 | 
|  |     I think she'll really like that name -- thanks.  How do you pronounce
    it correctly (exactly like it is spelled?).  
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| 2964.3 | Hope this helps | PMROAD::PORTER | EveryDarkTunnelHasALightOfHope | Thu Oct 19 1989 14:01 | 7 | 
|  |     I don't know if these names are Persian or not, but they are Arabic:
    
    Jamil (pronounced Ja-meal) & Wasim (pronounced Wa-seem)
    
    Both, I believe, mean handsome.
    
    Lori B.
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| 2964.4 | More Persian names | NZOV01::PARKINSON | Reunite Gondwannaland! | Thu Oct 19 1989 15:59 | 20 | 
|  |     Some Persian names from my book of baby names:
    
    Ayesha (F) - happy
    Essie (F) - star
    Esther (F) - star
    Leila (F) - dark beauty
    Lila (F) - lilac
    Noria (F) - waterwheel (!)
    
    Caspar (M) - a horseman
    Cyro (M) - lordly
    Cyrus (M) - throne, near the sun
    Darius (M) - preserver
    Gaspard/Kaspar (M) - treasure master
    Jasper (M) - treasure seeker
    Kai (M) - king
    Zel (M) - cymbal
      
    Shayne (New Zealand)
    
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| 2964.5 | Pishi is persian for CAT | BAHAMA::KNIGHT |  | Fri Oct 20 1989 11:15 | 6 | 
|  |     
    
    
    			PISHI - cat
    
    
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| 2964.6 |  | USEM::MCQUEENEY | Bob - US/FDC Ops. Manager | Mon Oct 23 1989 14:45 | 9 | 
|  |     
    	Xerxes - Persian king who warred with the classical Greeks
    		 many moons B.C. (Athens / Sparta , etc.)
    
    		 pronounced "Zerk-sees"
    
    	McQ
    
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| 2964.7 |  | MOSAIC::TARBET | Sama budu zabyvat' | Tue Nov 07 1989 10:50 | 10 | 
|  |     <--(.2)
    
    Sorry I haven't replied in so long a time, Elinda...I can only rarely
    get thru to this file for some reason.
    
    I've only seen the name in print, I've never heard it pronounced, but
    if it follows the pronunciation of other words, then it should come out
    "rah-SELL-ahs"  [any Farsi speakers around?]
    
    						=maggie
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