I'm sure they have with the amount of analysis out there. I will throw it out there either way:
In French - Tre = Three/ Monde = World....
Tremonde = Three worlds..
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Funk wrote:I'm sure they have with the amount of analysis out there. I will throw it out there either way:
In French - Tre = Three/ Monde = World....
Tremonde = Three worlds..
I'd never picked up on that...
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Isn't the French word for 3, 'trois'?
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douglasb wrote:Isn't the French word for 3, 'trois'?
Yes.
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douglasb wrote:Isn't the French word for 3, 'trois'?
Some words like trefoil ('three leaves') come from latin via old french.
A name like Tremond could also be a corruption/variation on Tremont (also a name) meaning 'three mountains'. Triple peaks.

OR OR OR
A stab at Tremens: quaking, as in delirium tremens, or awe as in holy dread mysterium tremens
Thanks. Tremondous fun!
As a matter of fact, 'Chalfont' was the name of the people that rented this space before. Two Chalfonts. Weird, huh?
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Funk wrote:I'm sure they have with the amount of analysis out there. I will throw it out there either way:
In French - Tre = Three/ Monde = World....
Tremonde = Three worlds..
This is very strange indeed: Drgarage brought up the etymology of 'Tremonde' in the part 18 thread, which I responded to with a variation of what you said above. But it seems you posted first, so hats off!

I'm not sure that the name's deeper meaning was intentional on the part of Lynch/Frost (although it may well have been), but I always welcome any coincidences/synchronicities that come my way.

(btw, there's a nice little etymology avenue the part 18 thread wanders down if you haven't seen it yet)
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That´s interesting. So what does Chalfont mean? Couldn´t find anything on it.
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