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Ce'Nedra is one of the rare cases where the apostrophe is justified. Legolas Send a noteboard - 19/09/2010 04:16:51 PM
Of course, as a student of Arabic, I think using an apostrophe to indicate a glottal stop is perfectly acceptable in names, but sometimes one does wonder if authors have any logical reason for putting that apostrophe in that particular place.
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Good names Camilla - 19/09/2010 11:25:23 AM 1381 Views
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Hmm. snoopcester - 19/09/2010 02:03:49 PM 835 Views
Awww Camilla - 19/09/2010 02:06:44 PM 973 Views
It makes sense for him, though. Rebekah - 19/09/2010 02:12:23 PM 791 Views
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But it's spelled Elena or Yelena in the Roman alphabet, surely. Legolas - 19/09/2010 04:14:46 PM 887 Views
I know the example I quoted is spelt that way snoopcester - 19/09/2010 04:19:56 PM 763 Views
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Ce'Nedra is one of the rare cases where the apostrophe is justified. Legolas - 19/09/2010 04:16:51 PM 801 Views
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That is a very good one. Camilla - 20/09/2010 07:13:42 PM 754 Views
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