i think a padawan is a pershian cow.

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From: Deri James [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2002 8:21 PM
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Subject: Re: was no subject now Hallowed/Halloween


On Thursday 23 May 2002 12:15 am, Elizabeth H. Thiers wrote:
> From the on-line version.  Translate as needed.  the 900 is the
> earliest known date of usage I believe.  Now if anyone can tell me
> a non-Star Wars use for padawan, you have my undying appreciation.
> Could have sworn I've seen it in some Persian context or
> another.....
>
> Beth The OT
>
>
> f. HALLOW v.1 + -ED1.]
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>     Sanctified, blessed, consecrated, dedicated.
>
> c900   a1340
> a1300  1512 1655  1859
> 1804
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>
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>   c900 tr. Bda's Hist. IV. xxxii. [xxxi.] (1890) 380 one ehalodan
> lichoman Cuberhtes. a1300 Cursor M. 29256 Wit ani halud [v.r.
> halowde] thing. a1340 HAMPOLE Psalter xix. 2 A halighid kyrke. 1512
> Act 4 Hen. VIII, c. 2 1 In eny Churche Chapell or halowed place.
> 1655 FULLER Ch. Hist. V. iv. 28 That the Hallowed oyl is no better
> than the Bishop of Rome his grease or butter. 1804 J. GRAHAME
> Sabbath 1 How still the morning of the hallowed day! 1859 S.
> LONGFELLOW Hymn i, Again, as evening shadow falls, We gather in
> these hallowed walls.
>
>
>     Hence hallowedly adv.; hallowedness.
>
>         1866
> 1834
> 1828
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>   1828 SCOTT F.M. Perth xxvii, In all the hallowedness of
> resignation. 1834 H. O'BRIEN Round Towers Irel. 364 As hallowedly
> expressive as they were ever before. 1866 ALGER Solit. Nat. II. 49
> Lest their hallowedness be profaned.
>

I sent Bobby a scan of it.

I think Padawan is a place in Malaysia (Sarawak), also theres a
persian cattery in Maine.