Talk:Barbara (given name)

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You see my grandmother's maden name was babra ally very touching she is very close to me and is now 103 years old i love her very much and i want her around me for a long time —Preceding unsigned comment added by 67.234.10.16 (talk) 01:51, 15 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Barbara = Barbar ?

That is insane... in 500 years what will become the name Robert?

Robert = robber ?

You cannot always translate or suggest a meaning because of similar sounding... We have 7 billion humans with different cultures, countries, dialects, etc... and that in 1000s of years...

To make of Barbara the name of Barbar is what lets me become so provocated that it prevents higher brain functions.

1. The term Barbar is much younger than a given female name sounding like Barbara

2. The hebrew constellation of daughter of love "Bat Ahava" sounds like and can even be written = Bat(~r)ab(~h)ab(~b)a. And hebrew is at least 3570 years older than any Barbar definition

3. I will leave it with 2 reasonable explanations without a third one...

If you dig in your mind you would already find the same patterns of thinking for the name Barbara without the meaning of Barbar.