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Luis for instance was from Luig or Ludwig, said to be the name of German warriors. Hannah was the mother of prophets, Gloria is for the Glory of God.


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Ah, the provinces. That’s the best place to take in the local scenery: the ricefields at dawn; the idyllic sight of carabao grazing against a hazy sun. And, of course, the plentiful Filipino signs.


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FRED FLINTSTONE

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Names were used  to carry on with the lineage, the character, or the profession. Even the name of one’s town somehow reflected some skill, historical significance, or character trait. Factual or generalized.


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