| Wanda Jan 2nd 2012, 19:54 | | | | Line 2: | Line 2: | | | | | | ===Etymology 1=== | | ===Etymology 1=== | | − | From {{etyl|pl}} {{term|Wanda|lang=pl}}, possibly derived from an ethnic term for " a [[Wend]]". | + | From {{etyl|pl}} {{term|Wanda|lang=pl}}, possibly derived from an ethnic term for "a [[Wend]]". | | | | | | ====Pronunciation==== | | ====Pronunciation==== |
Latest revision as of 19:54, 2 January 2012 [edit] English [edit] Etymology 1 From Polish Wanda, possibly derived from an ethnic term for "a Wend". [edit] Pronunciation [edit] Proper noun Wanda - A female given name.
- 1998 Barbara Neely, Blanche Cleans Up, Penguin (1999), ISBN 0140277471, page 12:
- "Speaking of names, you're the first white Wanda I ever met."
- Wanda peeled off two sweaters and a woolen scarf. " Well, you're the fifth or sixth colored I've had to tell that Wanda is an old Polish name I inherited from my Polish great-grandmother on me sweet dead mother's side;
[edit] Translations [edit] Etymology 2 [edit] Pronunciation [edit] Proper noun Wanda - A Bantu language of Tanzania.
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[edit] Polish [edit] Proper noun Wanda f. - A female given name.
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