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To: Jane_N
Jane, the name “Bo” seems fairly common in Sweden, e.g. Bo Widerberg. Is it a nickname; short for something (Bodacious? Botulism?); or just a name in and of itself (and if so who would name their kid “Bo”?)
93 posted on 05/25/2004 9:03:35 AM PDT by Gael (No, not the lutefisk!)
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To: Gael

The name Bo is rather common, but mainly among those born during the 40's and 50's. In other words it's not so popular today for kids to be named Bo. I asked my husband if it was a shortened version of something else and apparently it isn't, nor is it a nickname. By the way the swedish verb "to live" is "bo" so maybe the Bo as a name also means "to live".


97 posted on 05/25/2004 12:09:33 PM PDT by Jane_N (Truth, like beauty....is in the eyes of the beholder!)
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