Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

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Fatigued, extremely rare, it is from Palermo, slightly more widespread Affatigato, it is also typical of Palermo, especially from Palermo and Santa Flavia, it cannot be excluded that they may derive from nicknames of obscure origin, but it is also possible that they derive from the Italianization of the Lombard name Falcwald formed on the falc (falcone) and waldan (government) roots.

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