Difference between revisions of "Ronit Bhattacharyya"

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"Ronit" is a name traditionally given to [http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&safe=active&q=ronit&btnG=Search Jewish females], and it can be roughly translated as "the sound of water flowing in a babbling brook." "Bhattacharyya" has 13 letters.
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"Ronit" is a name traditionally given to [http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&safe=active&q=ronit&btnG=Search Jewish females], and it can be roughly translated as "the sound of water in a stream." "Bhattacharyya" has 13 letters.
  
 
Ronit is from Calcutta, India. He has also lived in Jakarta and Surabaya, Indonesia, but he is currently living in Currier. He has visited 13 states in the US.
 
Ronit is from Calcutta, India. He has also lived in Jakarta and Surabaya, Indonesia, but he is currently living in Currier. He has visited 13 states in the US.

Revision as of 23:04, November 10, 2005

"Ronit" is a name traditionally given to Jewish females, and it can be roughly translated as "the sound of water in a stream." "Bhattacharyya" has 13 letters.

Ronit is from Calcutta, India. He has also lived in Jakarta and Surabaya, Indonesia, but he is currently living in Currier. He has visited 13 states in the US.