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originally posted in:The Black Garden
1/7/2014 11:21:38 PM
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Alec; it originates from Greek, Scottish, and English backgrounds. Its normally an abbreviation of Alexander and stands for Defender of Mankind.
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Fits Alec very well. He simply sees himself as any other soldier, neither superior nor inferior. Simply a Guardian tasked to be a defender of mankind. Perfect fit if you ask me.
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Thank you.
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You're welcome.
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Ithamar means Island of the Palm tree.....sounds fierce, I know. He was also the Son of Aaron in the Old Testament (I'm guessing Aaron, brother of Moses).
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Cool translations though. I really like the comfort in saying his name. Who knows other than you, but perhaps Ithamar will personify the meaning of his name symbolically or metaphorically, if you know what I mean.
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Yeah (I think), I'm thinking of something to do with isolation, like an Island out at sea, Ithamar can be distant and strange; or a 'one-of-a-kind' sort of machine.
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Sounds like it could open some doors to me. Maybe mysterious could do it. Also the calm and danger contrast fit into the single character himself would work.
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That's true, I forgot about that.
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I predict that Ithamar will really provide that mixed sense of peace and destruction. In a way he already has with the encounter with those Fallen.
