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sigma | 10:11 Thu 16th Sep 2010 | Genealogy
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What is the anglercised version of Raldulphus or Raldulphi
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Radolphus -Ralph
Radulphus -Ralph
Ranulphus - Ranulf
Randulphus - Randolph but Randall in Shropshire & Cheshire

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http://www.freereg.org.uk/howto/latinnames.htm
18:21 Thu 16th Sep 2010
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The word is anglicised (or anglicized if you're of a stateside persuasion). Ralph, I would have thought.
10:16 Thu 16th Sep 2010
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Ralph.

http://www.babynamespedia.com/start/m/r/3
10:17 Thu 16th Sep 2010
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fishermen have their own language, Count.
10:18 Thu 16th Sep 2010
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Ha ha, very clever jno. You got me hook line and sinker there!
10:20 Thu 16th Sep 2010
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I think Rudolph is also a variation fo the same name
10:23 Thu 16th Sep 2010
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Radolphus -Ralph
Radulphus -Ralph
Ranulphus - Ranulf
Randulphus - Randolph but Randall in Shropshire & Cheshire

from:
http://www.freereg.org.uk/howto/latinnames.htm
18:21 Thu 16th Sep 2010

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