selection of poems to represent the movement provides only a vague. demonstration of the principles of Imagism and does not justify his claim. that a selection process other than his own would âturn âImagismâ into a. democratic beerâgardenâ (qtd. in Monroe 367).
Janelle is of Hebrew origin. It is used mainly in English and French. The name has been used only since the 20th century. In addition, Janelle is a familiar form of the English Jane in the English and French languages. Janelle is a widely used name; it has 32 forms.
Etymology & Historical Origin-Janelle. Janelle is a modern elaboration of Jane by adding the popular â-elleâ suffix common in so many other female names (Danielle, Gabrielle, Arielle, etc). Jane is the feminine equivalent of John.tymology & Historical Origin-Janelle. Janelle is a modern elaboration of Jane by adding the popular â-elleâ suffix common in so many other female names (Danielle, Gabrielle, Arielle, etc). Jane is the feminine equivalent of John.