Hungary SIG #Hungary RE: The given name Mali and its_Hebrew Equivalent #hungary
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Katz, Itzik <Itzik.Katz@...>
Hello Amos and H-SIggers,
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My ggg-mother was named Mari-Mali Fried and her Hebrew name was Miriam. = As was discussed in H-SIG many times in the past one should be careful = about tying Hungarian names to Hebrew ones as there is no one-to-one = equivalence between them. Isaac Katz Israel
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From: Amos Israel Zezmer [mailto:amos.zezmer@wanadoo.fr]=20 Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 10:11 PM To: H-SIG Subject: [h-sig] The given name Mali and its_Hebrew Equivalent Dear fellow H-Siggers, If any of you have a relative with the given name of "M=E1li" among your = ancestors, I would be interested to know what her Hebrew given name was. = I am in the process of restoring my great grandmother's tombstone, upon=20 which are the names of her parents. The only letter in her mother's name = to have withstood the ravages of time is the Hebrew letter "Mem." The=20 rest has remained a mystery, although I have managed to narrow it down=20 to two options. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Amos Zezmer Yerres, France Researching: SPIEGEL in Humenn=E9, Mucachevo and environs ROTH in Zemplin and Vel'k=E9 Kapusany SCHLANGER in Zemplin BLEIER in Humenn=E9, Zemplin and Mucachevo
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