I am also an Suzanne born in 1961 in the Southwest of French descent, so my name was chosen based on my heritage. I was given no middle name because my Dad thought that long first names and short last names or vice versa; were how names should be and Suzanne was too long. am also an Suzanne born in 1961 in the Southwest of French descent, so my name was chosen based on my heritage. I was given no middle name because my Dad thought that long first names and short last names or vice versa; were how names should be and Suzanne was too long.
stell-. (Latin: star, stars) circumstellar (adjective), more circumstellar, most circumstellar. Relating to revolving around or surrounding a star. constellation. Estella. The first female name which is a Latinized and Italian variant of the French Estelle. Estelle. A female first name; from a Latin word meaning star.
Old English stelan to commit a theft (class IV strong verb; past tense stÃ¦l, past participle stolen), from Proto-Germanic *stelanan (cf. Old Saxon stelan, Old Norse, Old Frisian stela, Dutch stelen, Old High German stelan, German stehlen, Gothic stilan), of unknown origin. Attested as a verb of stealthy motion from c.1300 (e.g. to steal away, late 14c.); of glances, sighs, etc., from 1580s. To steal (someone) blind first recorded 1974.