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Originally Posted by celtan
Actually, I envy you the availability of Fer as your potential nom-de-guerre.
In pre-roman Galicia, Fer meant Fire. In post-Roman Galicia, it meant Iron. That's the base for the Her-nandez/ Fer-nandez last name. Just as the Her-rrero / Ferrero (The [H] was pronounced lat. [F]/eng. [PH]). In pre-roman Galicia, Iron wss Ir/Er, the basis for Iron and Ehre...
So Fer-nando would mean Fire / Iron something or other...
Have to Love phylology....
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Phylo what? I want to be one, too
Yeah, we actually write and say Ferro and Ferreiro over here
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But i don't know why, when you call me Fer, i thaught you wanted to sound English
Fernando