To Scopulus Argentarius
 

Where did you get that name????
It is one of the most fasinating that I found in the cellar

As far as I am concerned, Scopulus might mean "to watch" [Greek: Skopion] {micro-scope, tele-scope, etc.}

and Argentarius might mean The Silver ???Thrower???, ???Pursuer???. [Latin: Argentum- silver] (see the periodic table) [-arius ???? (like sagitarius (Arrow-thrower)

Amyway, it is really cool.

Thanks...


For meaning, Look toward the Latin origins of the words. Both have similar meanings to my actual name.

Scopulus loosely translates to peaks/hilltops/mountains. My first name translates to the same. In fact, my last name's origins have assocations with this word also.

Argentarius is one who handles silver on a day to day basis (withtin the context of ancient Rome) and has a more literal translation to my real last name.

Aaron Silverman?

Hilltop McSilverhandler?

Tippi O'Polisher?...no that's Ireland...

Cliff Banks?

Close...


Big hint....first name .. scottish origin
lastname ... german origin....


I'm glad I could provide cheap entertainment to cellarites .. which is good since I haven't snapped pictures of lizzards doing it in a while (or snails traversing a fountain)

Cheers...


SA off to a wedding....

First name: Ben?

No..Ben is jewish in origin..literally meaning son of my right hand.

My firstborn, Ben, ironically is left-handed.

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To pun...

Wholly Shit!


What's yer secret code meen?

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