Hei ~
Recently, a medical doctor of Norwegian origin (but living in the US in
the late 1800's) was referred to as "Dr. Just Christian Grönvold".
Is "Just" a first name, or is it part of a title, perhaps describing
something about his degree as a doctor?
Thanks much,
John Reindl
Madison, WI
Is "Just" a first name or part of a title?
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Re: Is "Just" a first name or part of a title?
John Reindl wrote:
Hi John
That's a given-name and it's no different than names like Justin, Justus,
Justis etc.
Bob
Hei ~
Recently, a medical doctor of Norwegian origin (but living in the US in
the late 1800's) was referred to as "Dr. Just Christian Grönvold".
Is "Just" a first name, or is it part of a title, perhaps describing
something about his degree as a doctor?
Thanks much,
John Reindl
Madison, WI
Hi John
That's a given-name and it's no different than names like Justin, Justus,
Justis etc.
Bob
Re: Is "Just" a first name or part of a title?
"John Reindl" <[email protected]> skrev i melding
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The name Just is not the same as the English word of same spelling.
My wife's uncle had Just as his given first name.
FYI: It is *not* pronounced the same way as an English speaking person
would do.
Knut Willy
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Hei ~
Recently, a medical doctor of Norwegian origin (but living in the US in
the late 1800's) was referred to as "Dr. Just Christian Grönvold".
Is "Just" a first name, or is it part of a title, perhaps describing
something about his degree as a doctor?
Thanks much,
John Reindl
Madison, WI
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The name Just is not the same as the English word of same spelling.
My wife's uncle had Just as his given first name.
FYI: It is *not* pronounced the same way as an English speaking person
would do.
Knut Willy
Re: Is "Just" a first name or part of a title?
John Reindl reiste seg og kvad:
His name sounds wonderful in English. A Just and Christian Doctor
--
Leif Biberg Kristensen
http://solumslekt.org/
Validare necesse est
Hei ~
Recently, a medical doctor of Norwegian origin (but living in the US
in the late 1800's) was referred to as "Dr. Just Christian Grönvold".
Is "Just" a first name, or is it part of a title, perhaps describing
something about his degree as a doctor?
His name sounds wonderful in English. A Just and Christian Doctor

--
Leif Biberg Kristensen
http://solumslekt.org/
Validare necesse est
Re: [GEN-NORDIC] Is "Just" a first name or part of a title?
The answer is that Just is NOT part of a title but that it is both a first name and a family name (surname).
Knut E. Sparre
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Emne: [GEN-NORDIC] Is "Just" a first name or part of a title?
Knut E. Sparre
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Åsdalsveien 28 A, 1166 Oslo (tlf 22 28 65 32)
Medlem nr. 3404 av DIS-Norge
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Sendt: 13. august 2004 03:41
Emne: [GEN-NORDIC] Is "Just" a first name or part of a title?
Hei ~
Recently, a medical doctor of Norwegian origin (but living in the US in
the late 1800's) was referred to as "Dr. Just Christian Grönvold".
Is "Just" a first name, or is it part of a title, perhaps describing
something about his degree as a doctor?
Thanks much,
John Reindl
Madison, WI
Re: [GEN-NORDIC] Re: Is "Just" a first name or part of a tit
His name sounds wonderful in English. A Just and Christian Doctor
Leif Biberg Kristensen
http://solumslekt.org/
Validare necesse est
Or perhaps we could make him: Just a Christian Doctor

Olaf
Re: Is "Just" a first name or part of a title?
Just is a first name.
Sincerely
Øystein Bærø
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Sincerely
Øystein Bærø
"John Reindl" <[email protected]> skrev i melding
news:[email protected]...
Hei ~
Recently, a medical doctor of Norwegian origin (but living in the US in
the late 1800's) was referred to as "Dr. Just Christian Grönvold".
Is "Just" a first name, or is it part of a title, perhaps describing
something about his degree as a doctor?
Thanks much,
John Reindl
Madison, WI