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* '''[[Arty Loste]]''' (Kristen's father): A diminutive of Arthur which is derived from the Roman last name "Artorius," which could possibly be derived from the Celtic patronym ''Arto-rīg-ios'' meaning "son of the bear" or "warrior king." |
* '''[[Arty Loste]]''' (Kristen's father): A diminutive of Arthur which is derived from the Roman last name "Artorius," which could possibly be derived from the Celtic patronym ''Arto-rīg-ios'' meaning "son of the bear" or "warrior king." |
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* '''[[Daisy Loste]]''' (Kristen's mother): Derived from the Old English ''dæges ēage'' meaning "day's eye," referring to the fact daisies open in the morning and close at night. |
* '''[[Daisy Loste]]''' (Kristen's mother): Derived from the Old English ''dæges ēage'' meaning "day's eye," referring to the fact daisies open in the morning and close at night. |
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* '''[[Goshem Loste]]''' (Kristen's paternal grandfather): Possibly a curruption of "Goshen" which refers to the "Land of Goshen," the place in Egypt given to the Hebrews by the pharaoh of Joseph |
* '''[[Goshem Loste]]''' (Kristen's paternal grandfather): Possibly a curruption of "Goshen" which refers to the "Land of Goshen," the place in Egypt given to the Hebrews by the pharaoh of Joseph. This name in combination with Loste sounds like "Gosh, I'm lost" which is fitting considering he was abducted by aliens. |
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* '''[[Vera Loste]]''' (Kristen's paternal grandmother): Borrowed in the nineteenth century from the Russian virtue name Вера, means 'faith'. Or could mean Very lost |
* '''[[Vera Loste]]''' (Kristen's paternal grandmother): Borrowed in the nineteenth century from the Russian virtue name Вера, means 'faith'. Or could mean Very lost |
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* '''Simnitch''' -- 'Nitch' a common misspelling for 'niche', means 'nest'. So perhaps the name means 'A Sim's Nest'. |
* '''Simnitch''' -- 'Nitch' a common misspelling for 'niche', means 'nest'. So perhaps the name means 'A Sim's Nest'. |