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Von: "Glen Gordon" <
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Gesendet: Sonntag, 26. Mai 2002 23:09
Betreff: Re: [tied] greek ethymology of barbar?
>
> >I made the connection just because I heard the valachians
> >sheeperds sayng to thier sheeps "b^ar b^ar you sheep," and
> >that sounded very strange to me.
>
> Speaking of "barbar", what is the etymology of "Barbarella".
> Remember that 60s movie starring Jane Fonda? It sounds strange
> to me, that name, so maybe that has something to do with sheep
> too... :)
>
>
> - gLeN
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[Moeller] aaaaaahahaha Glen, that was nice. I tought you will answer but
you ask someting maybe-:))
Mmmm, i was pretty sure I forget it but I remember now what I want to
ask you: "Was Barbarella a thracian too? Or was she the one neighbor of
the greeks?":-))))))
Leting the joke alone, I tought just this interjection is such an old
one and one which even in the interchanging of the languages has big
chances to remain clean ,unchanged. This was the fact I toguht about and
not the vallachians there:-))))))))))))
best regards
a. moeller