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Why is Peggy a nickname for Margaret?


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Spaulding wrote:
Why is Peggy a nickname for Margaret?
That's a good question for Dick

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 Post subject: Re: Peggy Lipton
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Ya think Lipton was ever teabagged?

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Ya think Lipton was ever teabagged?


:lol:

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 Post subject: Re: Peggy Lipton
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Spaulding wrote:
Why is Peggy a nickname for Margaret?



Agreed, I could see Marge or maybe even Maggie..but Peggy makes no sense.

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 Post subject: Re: Peggy Lipton
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Spaulding wrote:
Why is Peggy a nickname for Margaret?


Why arent men that move out of Crete called Excretemen?

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 Post subject: Re: Peggy Lipton
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Spaulding wrote:
Why is Peggy a nickname for Margaret?

Agreed, I could see Marge or maybe even Maggie..but Peggy makes no sense.

Margaret is the radiconym; take it and cut the name down to the first syllable, and you get Marg. In certain dialects, that r is going to be very lightly pronounced, giving us Mag. Magge (pronounced with two syllables) can be found in England as early as 1200, and not much later after that, you can find that hypocoristic form augmented with a diminutive suffix: Magota 1208 (this is a Latin form and would’ve been Magot in the vernacular). (We’ll give you three guesses as to why this name is no longer popular today….). By the end of the century, there are examples of the -a- shifting to -e-, e.g., Megge 1254, 1275, 1279, etc. You can also see it in Megota 1309 (also Latinized).

So that gets us Meg. From there, Peg is straightforward: It’s a rhyme.

The shift from something like Magge, Megge, or Pegge to Maggie, Meggie, or Peggy comes in the 16th C with the Great Vowel Shift — what used to be an unstressed schwa sound shifts to \ee\. And then eventually the spelling caught up, but that happened late enough that we don’t have any specific data. (Yet.)

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Seacrest wrote:
Spaulding wrote:
Why is Peggy a nickname for Margaret?


Why arent men that move out of Crete called Excretemen?

:lol:

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 Post subject: Re: Peggy Lipton
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Spaulding wrote:
Why is Peggy a nickname for Margaret?

Why is Jack a nickname for John?

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 Post subject: Re: Peggy Lipton
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 Post subject: Re: Peggy Lipton
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newper wrote:
312player wrote:
Spaulding wrote:
Why is Peggy a nickname for Margaret?

Agreed, I could see Marge or maybe even Maggie..but Peggy makes no sense.

Margaret is the radiconym; take it and cut the name down to the first syllable, and you get Marg. In certain dialects, that r is going to be very lightly pronounced, giving us Mag. Magge (pronounced with two syllables) can be found in England as early as 1200, and not much later after that, you can find that hypocoristic form augmented with a diminutive suffix: Magota 1208 (this is a Latin form and would’ve been Magot in the vernacular). (We’ll give you three guesses as to why this name is no longer popular today….). By the end of the century, there are examples of the -a- shifting to -e-, e.g., Megge 1254, 1275, 1279, etc. You can also see it in Megota 1309 (also Latinized).

So that gets us Meg. From there, Peg is straightforward: It’s a rhyme.

The shift from something like Magge, Megge, or Pegge to Maggie, Meggie, or Peggy comes in the 16th C with the Great Vowel Shift — what used to be an unstressed schwa sound shifts to \ee\. And then eventually the spelling caught up, but that happened late enough that we don’t have any specific data. (Yet.)



Very nice, I'm assuming maggot was frowned upon.. who wants their daughter named after fly larvae

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312player wrote:
who wants their daughter named after fly larvae


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