geb. Klaric

English translation: nee Klaric

18:17 Jul 7, 2005
German to English translations [Non-PRO]
Social Sciences - Genealogy
German term or phrase: geb. Klaric
Sinisa Marjanovic und Marina Marjanovic geb. Klaric, beide wohnhaft in Hamburg.
LCL
English translation:nee Klaric
Explanation:
her maiden name
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Jalapeno
Local time: 19:03
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4 +13nee Klaric
Jalapeno
4ne'e
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nee Klaric


Explanation:
her maiden name

Jalapeno
Local time: 19:03
Native speaker of: Native in GermanGerman
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agree  silfilla: domesticated spelling seems very common these days :-)
0 min

agree  Stephen Sadie: fine, but the classification medical??
1 min

agree  Kim Metzger: née
2 mins
  -> Thanks, Kim. I also believe it should be written the French way. However, the domesticated spelling seems to be widely accepted nowadays.

agree  silvia glatzhofer: née
7 mins

agree  Ovidiu Martin Jurj: geb. = geborene
9 mins

agree  Kathi Stock: née
23 mins

agree  jccantrell
28 mins

agree  Stefanie Sendelbach: Either née or nee from what I have seen.
51 mins

agree  Laurens Landkroon
1 hr

agree  KARIN ISBELL
2 hrs

agree  Dr.G.MD (X)
2 hrs

agree  Michael Bailey: née
3 hrs

agree  Shane London: née or nee in Australia.
5 hrs
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ne'e


Explanation:
"ne'e" is a French borrowing



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