What does the word "Palin" mean?

Question

Palin is a Greek word, it means to go "back" or "backward"!

Answer 1

Actually it's Eskimo for Madam President.

Answer 2

Your comment is irrelevant, but ...

just to be fair and balanced, it also means "again."

And it doesn't mean to GO anywhere. Just "again" or "backwards."

You conveniently left that out.

Typical.

Ah, your link only shows how selectively you chose your definition to suit your intent. EXPOSED.

You need to look up the definition of "ironic" and lay off the bottle.

Definition of "scrappy" -  consisting of disorganized, untidy, or incomplete parts

Definition of "kid" - a young goat.

:D

Answer 3

Lie....show proof.

I'll save you the trouble , I've searched it

Welsh: Anglicized form of the Welsh patronymic ap Heilyn ‘son of Heilyn’, which is probably a derivative of a word meaning ‘to serve at table’.

English: habitational name from Palling in Norfolk or Poling in Sussex. These were named in Old English with the personal names Pælli and Pal respectively, + -ingas ‘followers of’, ‘dependents of’.

French: unexplained.

EDIT:  Oh I see, you where just grasping at superfluous c**p about a word. NOT the true meaning of the NAME.

2nd edit: You seem desperate friend, it's unbecoming.

Answer 4

As in -Bama is palin comparison to McCan

Answer 5

I think it's Latin meaning "Wiping the floor with Obama-Biden"!

Answer 6

In Ancient Greek (not modern), the literal translation is 'back again once more' - TO THE TRADITIONAL AMERICAN VALUES THAT MADE THIS COUNTRY GREAT.

But, as I've seen no evidence that Mr. Palin is of Ancient Greek origin, this a futile Liberal attempt at besmirchment that fell flat. I was able to turn your negative into a positive, and rather easily at that.

Answer 7

That'd be funny...IF IT WAS TRUE.

Link it or shove it.

Answer 8

...and of course she CHOSE to have that name.....