Sentence examples for interpreted the name from inspiring English sources

Ramana Maharshi, interpreted the name as "Dakshina-amurty", meaning one who is capable but without form.

A Magnet for French Speakers Robert Leonhardt naturally interprets the name Larchmont to mean "the arch of the mountain".

But if you're not lucky enough to have an unamused Austrian to hand, you can always search Google Images for "Austrian town of Fucking" (the words "Austrian town" being key here) and see for yourself the number of people who have contorted themselves into various positions in order to creatively interpret the name of the town.

Various attempts to interpret the name have been made in the past.

Some commentators interpret the name "Lord of the " to mean "Lord of Hosts" or "Lord of created categories", such as the elements.

A final musical comment: interpreting the names of characters in a novel is to literary investigation what the pun is to humor.

Those the Loom identifies will apparently cause tragedy in the future, but only Sloan can see and interpret the names.

Michael Barrier notes that Winston Schwartz (who appears prominently in "Fritz Bugs Out" and "Fritz the No-Good") never has a proper introduction in Bakshi's film, and interprets the naming of a separate character as Bakshi's attempt to reconcile this; however, the two characters look and sound nothing alike.

As interpreted today, the name A. lithographica only referred to the single feather described by Meyer.

The place name Jerusalem appears in the Old Gutnish form iaursali while the western-most dialect of Old Norse, Old Icelandic, has Jórsalir, and both represent a Scandinavian folk etymological rendering where the first element is interpreted as the name element jór- (from an older eburaz meaning "boar").

How should students interpret the frequent name changes experienced by our extinct relatives?