Da'tara Means?:

[jaripeo]

From the definitions, I just pick wath I like.
Only the owners know the reazon for named that.

Definitions
DA (n.)
1.an official prosecutor for a judicial district
Synonyms
DA (n.)
district attorney
Da may refer to:
· Da means "yes" in Russian and in Romanian
· Da means "there" in German
· Adi Da, a spiritual leader once known as Da Free John, and Da Love-
Ananda
· Da (play), a Tony-winning play by Hugh Leonard
· Da (movie), a movie adaptation of the play by Hugh Leonard, starring
Martin Sheen and Barnard Hughes
· "The" in New York-New Jersey English, and other dialects.

Definitions
Tara (n.)
1.a village in eastern Ireland (northwest of Dublin); seat of Irish kings until 6th century
Tara
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

· Tara (name) the girls' name
Contents
· 1 Places
· 2 Deities
· 3 Schools
· 4 Films
· 5 Companies
· 6 People
· 7 Fictional characters
· 8 Other

Places
·Tara, Ethiopia, a village in the Oromia Region
· The Hill of Tara, home of the ancient High Kings of Ireland
· Tara, Australia, a large gully in the Blue Mountains
· Tara, Saga, a town in Saga Prefecture, Japan
· Tara Mountains, Saga, Japan
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Deities
· Tara (Devi), a Hindu Mahavidya, the saving aspect of the Goddess
· Tara (Buddhist), a female deity representing enlightened activity and
fearlessness
· Tara (Polynesian), a beautiful sea goddess in Polynesian mythology

Films
· Tara (1992 film), an Indian film directed by Bijaya Jena
· Tara (2001 film), an American film known in the USA as Hood Rat, directed by Leslie Small and starring Isaiah Washington and Ice T

Fictional characters
· Tara (Xena), a character in Xena: Warrior Princess
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Other
· Tara (spider), a genus of jumping spiders
· Tara, a theoretical founding ancestor of Haplogroup T (mtDNA)
· Tara, in Hindi (Aryan) language means star
· The Tara tree in Peru
And the raider A. Garcia is from PERU.

[ArlJim78]

note to self: got to take a trip to South America as it appears that major hallucinogetics are all the rage.

[TheSpyder]

Note to Jim, let me know when you're going....I'm in!

Spyder

Originally Posted by ArlJim78

note to self: got to take a trip to South America as it appears that major hallucinogetics are all the rage.

[Bigsmc]

Zito was responsible for naming Da’ Tara for the character of Edmond Dantes in Alexandre Dumas’ book, “The Count of Monte Cristo.” Zito read the book and saw the movie, and was intrigued by Dantes, who was nicknamed Da’ Tara by pirates that rescued him at sea. Da’ Tara’s dam, Torchera, is by Pirate’s Bounty. Da' Tara means driftwood.

From this article:

http://tcm.bloodhorse.com/article/45573.htm

[jaripeo]

Originally Posted by Bigsmc

From this article:

http://tcm.bloodhorse.com/article/45573.htm

Thank you BM, good to know.

[jaripeo]

[quote=jaripeo]From the definitions, I just pick wath I like.
Only the owners know the reazon for named that.



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