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This name is not immediately suggestive of an etymology. Perhaps something like the root suggested for [[LAMAN|L<small>AMAN</small>]], but with 1c.s. pronominal suffix or a gentilic ending. However, neither ending would cause the vowel to change from a to o. | This name is not immediately suggestive of an etymology. Perhaps something like the root suggested for [[LAMAN|L<small>AMAN</small>]], but with 1c.s. pronominal suffix or a gentilic ending. However, neither ending would cause the vowel to change from a to o. | ||
[[Reynolds]] & [[Sjodahl]] first connected '''LAMONI''' to [[LAMAN|L<small>AMAN</small>]], though without explaining how the two were related (R&S, 26). The connection was made again, but this time the gentilic ''ī'' ending was suggested ([[John A. Tvedtnes|JAT]] & [[Robert F. Smith|RFS]]), similar to the gentilic “[[ISRAELITES|I<small>SRAELITE</small>]].” | [[George Reynolds|Reynolds]] & [[Janne M. Sjodahl|Sjodahl]] first connected '''LAMONI''' to [[LAMAN|L<small>AMAN</small>]], though without explaining how the two were related (R&S, 26). The connection was made again, but this time the gentilic ''ī'' ending was suggested ([[John A. Tvedtnes|JAT]] & [[Robert F. Smith|RFS]]), similar to the gentilic “[[ISRAELITES|I<small>SRAELITE</small>]].” | ||
Much less likely is an archaic form of the Hebrew for “to me,” “for me,” “mine.” This would also be unlikely as a name ([[Jo Ann Hackett|JH]]). | Much less likely is an archaic form of the Hebrew for “to me,” “for me,” “mine.” This would also be unlikely as a name ([[Jo Ann Hackett|JH]]). | ||
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Etymology
This name is not immediately suggestive of an etymology. Perhaps something like the root suggested for LAMAN, but with 1c.s. pronominal suffix or a gentilic ending. However, neither ending would cause the vowel to change from a to o.
Reynolds & Sjodahl first connected LAMONI to LAMAN, though without explaining how the two were related (R&S, 26). The connection was made again, but this time the gentilic ī ending was suggested (JAT & RFS), similar to the gentilic “ISRAELITE.”
Much less likely is an archaic form of the Hebrew for “to me,” “for me,” “mine.” This would also be unlikely as a name (JH).
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