Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

ABBRUZZI | ABRUZZI | APRUZZI | APRUZZO

Abbruzzi, very rare, has a small stock in the Bari area in Castellana Grotte and Conversano, Abruzzi, very rare, it is from Brindisi, like the almost unique Apruzzo, it should be altered forms of the more common Apruzzi, which is specific to Brindisi, Ostuni , San Michele Salentino and Brindisi, and that should derive from the name of the derives from the name of Aprutium, an ancient region of present-day Abruzzo, whose name would derive from the ancient people of the pretuzi that once populated the area of Abruzzo.

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