Edmundo David Lijo has written:
'Foreign-born criminal defendants' -- subject(s): Aliens, Criminal law, Criminal provisions, Deportation, Emigration and Immigration law
In Malayalam, the name "Lijo" means beautiful or handsome.
Mr. V.S Sivakumar
lijo george, kool.lijo@gmail.com
It means "the place of gold" -- Gauta, or Khauta (same pronunciation) is gold and in Sesotho, the -eng suffix denotes where something is, or happens. Dijo or Lijo means food, so Dijong or Lijong means restaurant. Motse means village, so Motseng means at the village. Toropo means city, so Toropong means in town. And so on. The "G" or "Kh" of Gauteng/Khauteng is pronounced like the "Kh" of Khomeiny, the "ch" of Loch or of Achtung, the "G" of geld or Vereeniging.