I just want to twat the bell wipeSlyman stones is the person at the bbc I would most like to meet
I just want to twat the bell wipeSlyman stones is the person at the bbc I would most like to meet
Also,why call your kid after a river?What's next,Irwell Higginbottom,Irk Smirthwaite,Ganges Throckmorton?
If it means the same as it does in Irish then 'Prince' is a strange name for a girl.Rhian Brewster should also be asking his parents why they gave him a Welsh girl's name.
Rhian (English: /ˈriːən/ REE-ən) is a feminine given name, a variation of rhiain, the common Welsh word for "maiden".If it means the same as it does in Irish then 'Prince' is a strange name for a girl.
Rhian (English: /ˈriːən/ REE-ən) is a feminine given name, a variation of rhiain, the common Welsh word for "maiden".
Meaning: (1) "maiden"; (2) "king" or rix
Related names: Rhiain, Rhianna, Rhiannon, R...
Gender: Feminine (and masculine, rare)
Rhian - Wikipedia
Shame he wasn't a cricketer :)
Also not that I want to argue with an Irish speaker but I looked it up out of interest and it said Rhian in Irish was Ríon and Ríon was then translated into queenly or Maiden
ríon - Wiktionary
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NounEdit. ríon f (genitive singular ríona, nominative plural ríonacha). queen; queenly, noble, lady; fair maiden. DeclensionEdit. show ▽Declension of ríon.
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Of course, you have to place your trust in Google lol
To be fair to the reporter he may of meant if Leicester win and we win, we will be 15 points clear of 2nd.You could see Pep was visibly taken aback at such basic incompetence and lack of professionalism or research
That is why I put you have to place your trust in google lol :)The male equivalent in Irish is Rian. Translates as little king or prince.
I think he just got his figures wrongTo be fair to the reporter he may of meant if Leicester win and we win, we will be 15 points clear of 2nd.