#Adrianna French

[blackqueernotables]

Adrianna Franch: first Oklahoma State soccer player to play for a United States national team.

[tricoufamily]

of course he'd fall for this

[jesncin]

Sons of Mars refs and nods pt1

I put a lot of references into Sons of Mars and I thought it'd be fun to have a post detailing all the nods and research from the comics there are!

The title is a spin on the Martian Manhunter solo (written by John Ostrander and drawn by Tom Mandrake) collection title.

We pulled the idea of J'onn and Ma'al going on a pilgrimage as a form of revisiting their origin story from the first issue of the "Son of Mars" collection, Pilgrimage. This line is lifted more or less from the comic (we even wanted J'onn to be talking to Clark like he does in the source material).

Double Stuff the cat is from Action Comics #1037 Martian Manhunter: A Face In The Crowd (written by Shawn Aldridge and art by Adrianna Melo)

This line about memories being passed down as a form of history is from In my Life (pt 1) (written by Ostrander, drawn by Eduardo Barreto). We pulled most of J'onn and Ma'al's relationship from this comic, since it goes into a lot of detail about their origin.

The general look of Mars (from the martians to the environments) largely pull from Martian Manhunter 2019: Identity (written by Steve Orlando with art by Riley Rossmo). I really like that they clearly took their time to develop a unique visual language for Mars, especially the organic look of the buildings and the fun shapes of the spaceships. Rossmo does not get enough credit for creating such a fresh take on not only the environments but the martians as well! All the martians look unique and have different outfits, which we wanted to do as well!

Our only rule for the environment was that we didn't want any pyramids. Because ancient astronaut theory is racist garbo and I don't want it in my Martian worldbuilding!

This page with Sha'sheen and M'yrnn is a direct homage to their page from In my Life. Idk how it happened but the parents look very t4t in our version lol

Another homage to In my Life. I wanted to imitate the color scheme and the martian outfits here too.

More In my Life homages! This time it's the manhunter training montage.

Telescope romance scene is from MM 2019: Identity! The color scheme and the vibes were already great, I didn't change much haha. M'yri'ah's characterization, J'onn geeking out about other planets, and J'onn's parents' disapproval of M'yri'ah as a partner are all from Identity. I really liked how that story fleshed her out as a character.

I also based M'yri'ah's design off of her Identity true and public forms. I went for less pixar-mom hourglass shape and more buff and built since she's a fighter in our version. We wanted her to be as much a renaissance man as J'onn is often depicted as.

M'yri'ah refers to Earth as Thu'ulc'andra and Mars is referred to as Ma'aleca'andra in our comic. This is a continuation of Ostrander referencing CS Lewis' Space Trilogy for how martians named other planets. However! In Ostrander's version he named earth Per'elandra, which is what Venus is referred to in the Space trilogy. This was later changed via community poll by Orlando for Identity.

Kind of a homage to In my Life (pt3): Earthfall, but really I found an opportunity to continue the tradition of showcasing martian boinking that always happens in J'onn's origin story for some reason.

Not a Martian Manhunter reference, but more a new spin on White Martians. Inspired off of the Draag from the French film, Fantastic Planet. I love colossal set pieces~

More In my Life parallels :>

That's all I can fit into one post for now! Pt 2 coming soon :)

Pt 1 | Pt 2 | Pt 3

[of-elitiism]

ahem.... Polyglot Adriannain business mode, talking firmly, fluidly, with a perfect accent in French, Italian, Catalan, Norwegian or Russian to her trade partners, casually switching between dialects and registers as she turns from one associate to the other.

or...

Polyglot Adrianna 'accidentally' slipping into a foreign language when talking to someone and trying to woo them with sweet, sweet whispers and murmurs.

[mybuddyjimmy]

Recherché

Recherché [rə-sher-SHAY] Part of speech: adjective Origin: French, 17th century 1. Rare, exotic, or obscure. Examples of recherché in a sentence  “Adrianna had a recherché palate when it came to fine wines.” “The pearls gave a refined, recherché quality to the necklace.” #wordoftheday

[cleokat60]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Adrianna Papell women’s geometric blouse top French puff sleeve Sz L multicolor.

[namemozo]

Middle Names for Elizabeth: Elizabeth stands as a shining beacon of elegance and grace. As one of the most enduring and beloved monikers, it provides a versatile canvas for beautiful middle names. Whether you're seeking traditional choices that pay homage to history or modern selections that embrace individuality, the possibilities are endless. In this exploration, we'll delve into a curated collection of middle names that harmonize seamlessly with "Elizabeth," offering a range of options that evoke charm, strength, and a sense of enduring heritage. Join us as we embark on a journey through the art of naming and discover the perfect complement to this iconic name. Also Read: 550 Priceless Middle Names for Noah 50+ Middle Names for Elizabeth Here is a table featuring 50 middle names for Elizabeth, along with their meanings, origins, genders, and descriptions: NameMeaningOriginGenderDescriptionElizabeth Abigail"My father's joy"Latin FemaleA timeless and beloved name with a strong biblical connection.Elizabeth Adrianna"Elegant"FrenchFemaleThe name "Adrianna" is a variant of the name "Adrienne," which is of French origin.Elizabeth Beatrice"She who brings happiness"LatinFemaleA name with a vintage charm, carrying an air of joy and positivity.Elizabeth Camille"Pure"French FemaleThe name "Camille" is of French origin and is the feminine form of the name "Camillus.".Elizabeth Charlotte"Free man"FrenchFemaleA name that exudes strength and independence, fitting for a d... Read more at: 760 Breathtaking Middle Names for Elizabeth

[summaraak]

Chapter 13 fieldwork: Immigration

For this assignment I interviewed my friend and partner Adrianna in my sociology law class, Adrianna is African, she emigrated from Cameroon when she she 9 years old June 20, 2010. Her and her family emigrated because of the lack of opportunities. Andrianna's mother was the first to emigrate in 2003. She came with her brother and sisters both 10 years of age. For the first 3 years her mother would go from house to house but then began working two jobs in a shop and caregiving while also in college. Her mothers brother ( Adrianna's uncle) bought her her first car & her mom was then able to get an apartment. From her mom already being in the U.S it made it easier from her and her siblings to get a visa. Once Adrianna started school she did not speak English only French. while in Cameroon she had just finished 3rd grade but because of how old she was technically in the U.S she was supposed to be in the 4th grade. Adrianna was in a ESOL program (English for speakers of other languages) while also taking regular classes. With that being said her family and her transitioned over to using English within there household causing Adrianna to loose some of her native language (French). Since she did not speak english in grade school Adrianna was outcastes for not being able to communicate with other students also at the same time her mother was gaining her citizenship. During that time Adrianna and her family learned to adapt to American culture changing the way they spoke, dress, interacted with others. Adrianna found that adjusting to a new accent as a kid was easier than an adult changing their accent. Adrianna's experience in elementary school was hard because the kids were ignorant and unfair, they did not take well to foreigners. The kids in the elementary School took to bullying her, until she finally learned the American language she began to stand up for herself. This had a really big impact on Adrianna because it caused her to disassociate from other africans until she got to high school and began to associate and embrace her culture more. In 2012 Adrianna's dad emigrated to the U.S and began living with the family. For her dad, back in Cameroon he was already fully established and successful, once he got to the U.S. he had to go through the whole college process of gaining a degree in accounting once more and decided not to. From there he decided to just to do different jobs back and forth. Adrianna's mom obtained her citizenship in 2016 which made Adrianna and her sibling citizens through their mother, she also graduated from college in 2016. Adrianna says that she will forever be grateful for her Mothers decision to migrate to the U.S for a better life, Although she loved Cameroon she says she would be lying if she said that moving to the U.S. was not the best choice. Current day Adrianna's family visits Cameroon every two years.

[7laleslita7]

June Head-canons PT.1

June will have 2 love interests the 1nd one is Adrianna Boriellle and the 2nd Malachi Kayode. But people close to him call him Maxxie.

June will feel the need to vomit everytime he gets nervous or anxious.

June has had a anxiety attack before when he was in the 8th grade during a presentation in the school gym to the 6th and 7th graders.

His favorite animals are 🐸 frogs

My dude is a big fan of The Neighborhood listens to them 24/7 fr

He is Bisexual

Knows a tiny bit of French

When he was a little kid (5-9 years old) he was really into dinosaurs. But moved on to reptiles and amphibians when he hit puberty (12-15 years old).

[thewhizzyhead]

...some people still really bitch on the Broadway SIX queens for their american accents? in the year of 2020? come the fuck on people

[of-elitiism]

“Pardon me for being too old to be playing the blushing bride and preferring more pragmatic transactions...”

[ffschweden]

26 till Portugal, Frankrike och Spanien

26 till Portugal, Frankrike och Spanien

Tobin Heath är med i Europa

USA åker snart till Europa på ett träningsläger i Portugal och sedan matcher mot Frankrike i Le Havre (19 januari) och Spanien (22 januari) i Alicante.

Tränaren Jill Ellis och assisterande svensken Tony Gustavsson samt resten av lagledningen åker med följande 26 spelare:

Målvakter: Jane Campbell (Houston Dash; 3/0), Adrianna Franch (Portland Thorns FC; 0/0),

[hiadriannabarnes]

"I am so glad I never had to talk to any of my siblings like that." Adrianna laughed and looked at her. "Let's go get French, I'm feeling in the mood to flirt with some waiters today."

"Hey sis, heard you stole my files! Why don't you take your ass here and give it back? Wouldn't want Dad to find out! Great! Now hurry the fuck up." Margaux yelled at her step-sister on the other line and hung up. She looked up as the person she was meeting arrived at the cafe. "Hi! I'm sorry if you heard that! It's just my sister being her usual annoying self. So what are you in the mood for?" @ggstarterblog

[skeletonmermaidlife]

In my opinion Genderbend Adrien should be named Adrianna (Adrianne) instead of Adrienne. Adrienne is kind of an old name not really used anymore while Adrianna is more modern and pretty popular nowadays.

That's just my thoughts lmao you do you

[namesetc]

nautral names with french origin? preferably ones that start with A or R, but anythings fine :3

adraste

agathon

anael

andrea/andre/andree

arte

aurele

adel

ames

aramis

avignon

alizee

adrianna

alvia

amelot

auberi

amelie

aurelie

aveline

alaire

archenbaud

alix/alex

amour/amor/amore

avril

aimee/aime

rusti

rivera

remy

rene/renee

romy

rema

risette

theres not a lot at all in french that are actually unisex or neutral, theres names that have masculine and feminine forms though. (raphael/raphielle for example). french is a bit of a binary "coded" language, most words and names are either masculine or feminine with an opposing binary counterpart, rarely anything neutral. /lh /info

[leafvy]

𝐋𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐧𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐬 𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐭

hello everyone! i am finally back with a new name list, i hope you enjoy it and find it usefull!

[ disclaimer: my sincere apologies if there are any spelling/meaning/origin mistakes in any of my name lists, i am by no means a professional in this area, i just like creating lists to help aid storytellers. i do try my best to find each name’s corresponding origin/meaning/spelling but i am a human who is prone to make the odd mistake. p.s, i take requests! ]

Female

Adalina - German derived - Noble 

Adelaide - English - Noble natured 

Adrianna - Latin - Person from Hadria 

Aishwarya - Sanskrit - Wealth, prosperity 

Alethea - Greek - Truth

Alexandria - Greek derived - Feminine form of Alexandros, defender of men

Alexandrina - Greek derived - Feminine form of Alexandros, defender of men

Alianora - Unknown - Unknown

Amaryllis - Greek - Sparkle, shine

Anastasia - Greek - Ressurection

Anastazja - Polish - Reborn 

Angelina - Greek - Messenger

Angelique - Latin - Messenger of God

Annabella - Italian - Loving

Annabelle - English - Favoured grace

Annalisa - Latin - Graced with God’s bounty

Annamaria - Italian/French/German - Bitter, grace

Anneliese - Latin - Graced with God’s bounty

Antoinetta - Latin - Praiseworthy

Antoinette - French - Priceless one

Antonella - Italian - First born

Antonia - Italian - Priceless, praiseworthy, beautiful

Antonina - Spanish - Priceless, highly esteemed

Arabella - Latin - Yielding to prayer

Araceli - Latin - Altar of heaven, heavenly homemaker

Araminta - English - Prayer, protection

Arianna - Greek/Italian - Most holy

 Ariella - Hebrew - Lion of God

Aubrianna - German - Elf

Augusta - Latin - Great, magnificent

Augustina - Latin - The exalted one

Avabella - Hebrew - My God is an oath

Avalina - English - Little bird

Avianna - Latin - Birdlike

Avrielle - Unknown - Unknown

Bathilda - Germanic/Norse - Battle

Benedetta - Latin/Spanish - Blessed

Benedicta - Latin - Blessed

Bernadetta - French - Brave Bear

Bernadette - French - Brave Bear

Busarakham - Thai - Yellow Sapphire

Cairistonia - Unknown - Unknown

Calliope - Greek - Beautifully voiced

Candelaria - Spanish - Candle

Carlotta - Italian - Free man

Carolina - Latin/French - Free man

Cassandra - Greek - The one who shines & excels over men

Cassiopeia - Greek - Unknown

Catalina - Spanish - Pure

Celestina - Spanish/Italian - Heavenly

Celestine - Latin - Heavenly

Charlotta - French/German - Manly

Charlotte - French - Free man

Chrysanthemum - Greek - Gold flower

Cleobella - Unknown - Unknown

Cleopatra - Greek - Glory of her father

Cordelia - Welsh - Jewel of the sea

Corinthia - Greek - Woman of Corinth 

Cressida - Greek - Gold 

Daniella - Latin/Hebrew - God is my judge 

Dayanara - Spanish - Forceful 

Debbonaire - French - Good natured 

Deianira - Greek - Man destroyer 

Delphina - Greek - Woman from Delphi 

Demetria - Greek - Follower of Demeter 

Desdemona - Greek - Misery, unlucky 

Dolores - Latin - Sorrowful 

Dominica - French/Latin - Lord

Dominique - French/Latin - Lord

Donatella - Italian - Gift of God

Dulcinea - Spanish - Sweetness

Ekaterina - Russian/Bulgarian - Pure

Eleanora - Greek - Sun ray

Elenora - Greek - Sun ray

Elisabet - Scandinavian - Pledged to God

Elisabetta - Italian - Pledged to God

Elizabella - Spanish - God is my oath

Elizabeth - Hebrew - My God is an oath

Elizaveta - Russian - God is my oath

Elladora - Greek - A gift sent from heaven, one who is filled with light

Emmanuella - Hebrew - God is with us

Emmeline - French/German - Work

Esmerelda - Spanish - Emerald

Esperanza - Spanish - Hope

Estefania - Spanish/Greek - Crown, garland

Eulalia - Greek - Well-spoken

Evalina - Latin - Desired

Evangelina - Latin - Gospel

Evangeline - Latin - Gospel

Evelyna - Unknown - Unknown

Fatehmeh - Arabic - Captivating, woman who abstains

Federica - Italian - Peaceful ruler

Felicity - Latin - Happiness

Fernanda - Portuguese/Spanish/Italian - Bold voyager

Fiorella - Italian - Little flower

Francesca - Italian - From France

Frederica - German/English - Peaceful ruler

Gabriella - Spanish/Italian - God is my strength

Galatea - Greek - She who is milk-white

Galilea - Italian/Hebrew - Born in Galilee

Gayatari - Sanskrit - Goddess

Geneva - French - Juniper tree

Genevieve - Celtic/French/German - White wave

Georgetta - French/Greek/Latin - Farmer

Georgianna - Catalan/English/Greek/Romanian - Farmer

Georgina - Greek - Farmer

Giovanetta - Unknown - Unknown

Giullietta - Italian/Latin - Youthful

Gwendolyn - Welsh - White ring

Helena - Greek - Shining light

Henrietta - French/English - Estate ruler

Hydrangea - Greek/Latin - Water vessel

Ingeborg - Norse - Stronghold, protection

Isabella - Italian - God is my abundance

Isabellina - Portuguese - My god is a vow

Isadora - Greek - Gift of Isis

Itzayana - Mayan - Gift of God

Jacqueline - French - Supplanter

Jaganmata - Hindu - Mother of the world

Jasmina - French/Persian - God’s gift

Jessamina - Persian - Gift of God

Jessamine - Persian - Gift of God

Josephina - Hebrew - Jehovah increases

Julianna - Latin - Youthful

Julietta - Italian/Latin - Youthful

Katerina - Greek - Pure

Katherine - Greek - Pure

Kathleen - Irish/Greek - Pure

Laurentia - Latin - From Laurentium

Leocadia - Spanish - Splendid brightness

Leonora - Greek - Compassion, light

Liliana - Spanish/Italian - Lily, flower

Liliosa - Spanish - Lily, flower

Louisiana - German - Famous warrior

Luciana - Latin - Light

Lucinda - Latin - Light

Maddelena - Italian - Woman from Magdala

Magdalena - Greek - Woman from Magdala

Magnolia - Latin - Magnol’s flower

Marcelina - Latin - Dedicated to Mars

Marceline - Latin - Dedicated to Mars

Margaery - French - Pearl

Margaretha - Greek/Latin - Pearl, margarita

Marguerita - Greek - Pearl

Marguerite - French - Pearl

Mariana - Spanish - Grace, drop of the sea

Mariella - Latin/Dutch - Star of the sea

Marielle - Latin/Dutch - Star of the sea

Melania - Greek - Black, dark

Miabella - Italian - Beauty

Millicent - German - Strong in work

Mirabella - Latin - Wondrous beauty

Momilani - Hawaiian - Pearl of heaven

Montserrat - Latin - Jagged mountain

Morganna - Welsh - Sea-born

Nicoletta - Greek - People of victory

Nicolina - Greek - People of victory

Octavia - Latin - Eighth

Olivia - Latin - Olive tree

Olympia - Greek - From Mount Olympus

Onaiwah - Native American - Awake

Ophelia - Greek - Help

Penelope - Greek - Weaver

Persephone - Greek - Bringer of destruction

Petronella - Latin/Greek - Stone, rock

Petronilla - Italian/Latin - Stone, rock

Philomena - Greek - Friend of strength

Priscilla - Latin - Ancient

Raffaella - French - God has healed

Raphaela - Hebrew - God has healed

Rosabelle - Latin - Beautiful rose

Rosalina - German - Gentle horse

Samantha - Hebrew - Told by God

Santana - Spanish - Holy

Saphhira - Greek - Sapphire

Seraphina - Hebrew - Burning ones

Serenity - Latin - Peaceful

Shoshana - Hebrew - Lily, rose

Sophronia - Greek - Wise

Stellamaris - Latin - Star of the sea

Tatiana - Russian - Fairy Queen

Temperance - English - Moderation

Theodora - Greek - Gift of God

Ululani - Hawaiian - Heavenly inspiration

Valencia - Latin - Strong, healthy

Valentina - Latin - Strong, healthy

Vasilisa - Russian - Queen, Empress

Venezia - Italian - From Venice

Veronica - Latin - She who brings victory

Victoria - Latin - Victory

Violetta - Italian - Purple

Virginia - Latin - Virginal, pure

Vivienne - French - Life

Waleria - Polish - Healthy, strong

Wilhelmina - Dutch/German - Will, desire, helmet, protection

Williamina - German - Protection, resolute

Xanthippe - Greek - Yellow Horse

Yaroslava - Slavic - Fierce, glorious

Yevgeniya - Russian - Well born

Zenobia - Greek - Life of Zeus

Male

Aballach - Arthurian - Father of Modron

Abraham - Hebrew - Father of multitudes

Acacius - Greek - Thorny

Alessandro - Italian - Defender of mankind

Alexander - Latin - To ward off, defend & protect

Alexandros - Greek - Defender, protector of man

Algernon - Norman-French - Moustached man

Alistair - Scottish - Defending men

Alphonsus - Spanish/Italian - Noble & ready

Ambrose - Greek/Latin - Immortal

Ambrosius - Greek/Latin - Divine, immortal

Anderson - Greek - Son of Andrew

Antonio - Spanish/Italian - Priceless one

Archibald - Germanic - Bold, genuine

Augustus - Latin - Majestic, venerable

Aurelius - Latin - Golden

Balthasar - Greek - Bal protects the King

Barnaby - English - Young warrior

Bartholomew - Aramaic - Son of Talmai

Beauchamp - English/French - Beautiful field

Beauregard - French - Beautiful gaze

Beckett - English - Beehive

Belvidere - Italian - Beautiful to see

Benedict - Latin - Blessed

Benjamin - Hebrew - Son of the right hand

Broderick - Welsh/Irish/Norse - Son of Rhydderch, descendent of Bruadar, Ginger brother

Callahan - Irish - Descendent of Ceallachán

Caspian - Arabic - Treasure of the sea

Cassander - Spanish/Greek - Brother of heroes

Channing - English/French - Young wolf, church offical

Christian - English - Follower of Christ

Christopher - English/Greek - Bearing Christ

Cillian - Irish - War, strife, church

Cleveland - English - Cliff land

Clifford - English - Lives near the cliff

Constantine - Latin/Greek - Steadfast, constant

Constantino - Latin/Greek - Steadfast, constant

Cornelius - Latin - Horn

Dartagnan - French - From Artagnan

Dashiell - French/Scottish - Heaven, sky

Douglas - Scottish - Dark water

Elmwood - English - Forest of Elm trees

Elwood - English - Forest of Elder trees

Emerson - German - Son of Emery

Emiliano - Italian - Rival

Emmanuel - Hebrew - God is with us

Evander - Greek/Scottish - Strong man, bow warrior

Finnegan - Irish - Son of fair haired

Fiorello - Italian - Little flower

Fitzwilliam - English - Son of William

Francesco - Latin/Spanish - French man, free man

Frederick - German - Peaceful ruler

Gabriel - Hebrew - God is my strength

Grayson - English - Grey haired one

Gregory - Latin - Gregarious

Guillermo - Spanish - Resolute protector

Harrison - English - Son of Harry

Heathcliffe - English - Cliff near a heath

Henderson - Scottish - Son of Henry

Holden - English - Hollow in the valley

Humphrey - French/English - Peaceful warrior, bear cub

Hyperion - Greek - The high one

Ignatius - Latin/Etruscan - Fiery one

Jackson - English - Son of Jack

Jameson - English - Son of James

Jefferson - English - Son of Jeffrey

Jeremiah - Hebrew - Yhwh will raise

Jonathon - Hebrew - Son of Jehovah

Joshua - Hebrew - Yhwh is salvation

Kenderick - Scottish/English - Royal ruler, champion

Lancaster - English - Habitational name

Lawrence - Latin - From Laurentium

Leander - Greek - Lion man

Leonardo - Italian/Spanish/Portuguese - Strong as a Lion

Leopold - Germanic - Brave people

Lorenzo - Italian/Spanish - From Laurentium

Lysander - Greek - Liberator

Madigan - Irish - Little dog

Malachi - Hebrew - Messenger of God

Marcellus - French - Young warrior

Marmaduke - Irish/Gaelic - Follower of Maedoc, leader of the seas

Maverick - American - Independent

Maximilianus - Latin - Greatest

Maximillian - Latin - Greatest

Montgomery - French - Gomeric’s hill

Mordecai - Hebrew - Little man

Morrison - English/Scottish - Son of Morris

Muhammad - Arabic - Praised, commendable

Napoleon - Greek - Lion of the new city

Nathaniel - Greek/Hebrew - God has given

Nicholas - Greek - Victory of the people

Nicholson - English/Greek - Son of Nicholas

Octavian - Latin - Eighth

Oswald - Anglo-Saxon - Divine power, ruler

Ozymandias - Greek - Tyrant, dictator

Percival - French - Pierce the vale

Peregrine - Latin - One from abroad

Phineas - Hebrew - Oracle

Randolph - English/German - Chief-Wolf

Reginald - Latin - King

Remington - English - Place on a riverbank

Roderick - Germanic - Famous ruler

Salvatore - Italian - Savior

Santiago - Spanish/Latin - Saint James

Sebastian - Latin - Venerable

Simeon - Hebrew - To hear, to be heard

Solomon - Hebrew - Man of peace

Sullivan - Irish - Black eyed one

Sylvester - Latin - Wooded, wild

Tennyson - English - Son of Dennis

Thaddeus - Aramaic - Courageous heart

Theodore - Greek - God given

Tiberius - Latin - Of the Tiber

Tobias - Hebrew/Greek - God is good

Tristram - Welsh - Noise

Ulysses - Greek - Wrathful, hater

Valentino - Latin - Strong

Vincenzo - Italian - To conquer

Wallace - Scottish/English - Foreigner

Wellington - English - Place name

Whittaker - English - White field

William - Germanic - Strong-willed warrior

Willoughby - English - Willow farm

Xerxes - Persian - Hero among heroes

Zacchaeus - Hebrew/Greek - Pure, innocent

Zachariah - Persian/Hebrew - God remembers