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Bedeutung zum Vornamen Christian

Männlicher Vorname (Deutsch, Englisch, Französisch): Christian; Anhänger Christi, Christ; Lateinisch (Neues Testament); christianus = christlich; christos = der Geweihte, der Gesalbte (Altgriechisch); seit dem Mittelalter in Deutschland gebräuchlich, mittlerweile einer der beliebtesten VornamenWeiblicher Vorname (Englisch): Christian; Anhänger Christi, Christ; Lateinisch (Neues Testament); christianus = christlich; christos = der Geweihte, der Gesalbte (Altgriechisch); obwohl an sich männlich, in den USA in dieser Form 'Christian' auch weiblich in Gebrauch, wenn auch nicht häufig Christian ist der Bekennername der frühen Christen (christianus sum = ich bin ein Christ). Eine Bedeutung von Christian ist “Anhänger Christi”. Der griechische Ursprung des Namens bedeutet “der Gesalbte”

Bedeutung zum Nachnamen Dzur

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dzur Dzur From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Dzur image:Dzur.jpg first edition cover Author Steven Brust Country United States Language English Series The Vlad Taltos novels Genre(s) Fantasy novel Publisher Tor Books Publication date October 2007 Media type Print (Paperback) Pages 288 pp (first edition, paperback) ISBN ISBN 0765341549 (first edition, paperback) Preceded by Issola Followed by Jhegaala Dzur has three meanings, all of which are linked to the fiction of Steven Brust: 1. Dzur is one of the seventeen Great Houses of the people of the fictional planet of Dragaera, or to a member of that house (although such members are often also referred to as Dzurlords). The Cycle Poem of imperial succession, describing each of the different creatures and respective houses notes "Dzur stalks and blends with night". 2. The dzur is an apex predator indigenous to Dragaera, appearing similar to a large black panther. It is the namesake of Dzur House. 3. Dzur is the title of the tenth book of the Vlad Taltos series, originally published in 2006 by Tor Books. It takes place immediately after Issola. The novel was originally intended to be called Tiassa, after another Dragaeran House. [edit] The Creatures Members of the Great Houses are said to share personality traits with their namesake animals, thanks to genetic manipulations by the alien Jenoine. Dzur are courageous, mighty in single combat, and bound by personal honor. [edit] The Novel While eating at Valabar's, Vlad is indirectly asked to help his ex-wife, Cawti, resolve a problem in South Andrilankha, the Easterners' Quarter. While investigating, Vlad determines that it is actually the Left Hand of the Jhereg, the sorceresses, that are actually trying to muscle in on the territory. Inadvertently destroying the soul of one with his Great Weapon, Lady Teldra, Vlad is targeted by the Left Hand. To escape and resolve the situation, he must act like a Dzurlord, putting himself up against uneven odds in a battle he has little chance of winning, for what he thinks is right. We are introduced to Mario Greymist, an assassin of great reputation who is also Aliera's lover. His reputation as the greatest of assassins was established by killing Emperor Tortaalik I, an event that helped cause the temporary dissolution of the empire. Mario makes himself available for hire, revealing that his contact and front man is none other than Vlad's long-time friend and former second-in-command Kragar. We are also introduced to Telnan, the newest and possibly only member of the Lavodes in training. Telnan is young (for a Dragaeran) and uncommonly cheerful (for a Dzur). His conversation with Vlad helps to clarify the motivations behind a Dzurlord's behavior. He possesses, coincidentally, a Great Weapon: 'Loci for different levels of energy from various phases of existence'. He prefers to call it 'Nightslayer', because it sounds 'dangerous, and evil, and I like that'.

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