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kdjellybean | 17:51 Mon 07th Jun 2004 | Arts & Literature
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Is there any significance in the name of the character 'Omri' in the Lynn Reid Banks novel, 'The Indian in the Cupboard'? I think it means 'sheaves of grain' in Hebrew and 'live long' in the Islamic tradition. Is this relevant?
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Quizmonster? Anyone?
16:00 Tue 08th Jun 2004
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Wasn't Omri a king of Israel and father in law of Jezebel.
09:28 Thu 10th Jun 2004

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