Jun 6, 2002 19:48
22 yrs ago
Lithuanian term
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Cia Paulines
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I dont speak Lithuanian but what does Cia Paulies mean? I think i spelled it right/
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Vidmantas Stilius
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Vidmantas Stilius
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Čia definitely means Here(is)
I have doubts about Paulines (or Paulies - which one is the original word?)
Paulinės could be Paul's name-day (which actually used to be a holiday more important than one's birthdays many many years ago).
Another option is Čia Paulius, which means Here is Paul (Paulius).
I have doubts about Paulines (or Paulies - which one is the original word?)
Paulinės could be Paul's name-day (which actually used to be a holiday more important than one's birthdays many many years ago).
Another option is Čia Paulius, which means Here is Paul (Paulius).
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