Emma Example wrote on Oct 2nd 2002, 04:38:47 about
Ingrid
Rating: 1 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyWasn't Ingrid Bergman's daughter a newscaster in New York? Or was that someone else
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| First text | on Jul 2nd 2002, 23:47:52 wrote brzlbrmpf about Ingrid |
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Jack the Whack wrote on Oct 2nd 2002, 04:39:43 about
Ingrid
Rating: 2 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyWasn't Ingrid Bergman's daughter a newscaster in New York? Or was that someone else
brzlbrmpf wrote on Jul 3rd 2002, 00:05:44 about
Ingrid
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Ingrid, the name.
The syllable »Ing-« is in names as »Ingmar«, »Ingo«, »Ingolf«, »Ingrid« , »Inga«
The »Ingwäons«, a Teutonic people, were named after their founder Ingwo (also Ingwäo). After his exceptional heroic life he is supposed to have joined the nordic gods in (nordic) heaven, that's why he is also called »The Godly«.
Ingrid in Scandinavian: patron of the Ingwäons.
Ingrid in old German (althochdeutsch) = »The Teutonic Beauty« (Ingwio=teutonic, fridr=beautiful)
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