A Question for the Celts! (and those with Gaelic knowlage)

[Sequoia]

I recently had a dream-type-thing where a woman (goddess?) called my name, only instead of my name being "beth", it was "jo beth." She sounded (from what little I heard, for that's all she said) like she had a celtic-ish accent. . . so what I'm wondering is-

Is there any kind of prefix like that in gaelic or any scottish or irish dialects? If so, what does it mean?

any clues are appreciated hehe even wild guesses ^^;

if you'd like more info, you can check this thread http://www.mysticwicks.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=6798

Thanks everyone ^_^

~Puma

[Illuminatus]

Originally posted by Puma Hime
I recently had a dream-type-thing where a woman (goddess?) called my name, only instead of my name being "beth", it was "jo beth." She sounded (from what little I heard, for that's all she said) like she had a celtic-ish accent. . . so what I'm wondering is-


Your path is clear. You must become a Waffle House waitress. Follow your destiny, Jo Beth! And let's have some coffee over here!

[Mairwen]

Or maybe you're being called to go shopping!! Local bookseller here is JosephBeth, though everyone calls it JoBeth ...

[Sequoia]

:rolleyes: LMAO!! :D


aww, I hate pancake syrup smell, though, 'lumie! What ever shall I do? :wah:

mmm. . . syrup-drenched books. . . .

LOL

[stillwater]

Hi, on a more serious note, maybe that's just the name that spirit chose to call you. I have looked thru everything I have Celtic and cannot find any prefix of JO.

I once had a dream too, and a voice spoke to me and said, "Remember my name, Mava". I had never heard of such; infact, I woke up saying the name over and over, remembering she was on horseback with lots of warriors around engaged in some sort of military action. Then, I started reading about Queen Maev and realized it was her.

Good luck and Blessed be!

[Sequoia]

hmm. . . thanks!

I just got an idea. . .I'll have to think on it.

[rheirene]

Waffle houses are too noisey,
lol,anyhow the only thing I came up with,was
Josephina Elisabeth.....
Maybe it will help




Blessed be
Rheirene

[Phrater]

It is possible that it was not gaelic. If you've ever held a
conversation with an Irishman or a Scot you might notice
that if their accent is true enough, Them Saying: You're, Your or You Are Beth, Could sound very much like Jo Beth.

Hope it helps. :)

[Ball-Bhreac Ròn]

^^^that^^^ is extremely true. Good thinking, batman :)

[Sequoia]

hmm. . . . ^_^ that's interesting! hehe. . . and she did speak kinda quickly, like trying to say my name to catch my attention before I drifted off. And then I jolted awake. hmm. . . that's a possibility! hehe