Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

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FAEDDA

Typically Sardinian, it should derive from a nickname originated from the Sardinian word faeddu (word) of someone who spoke too much or who was very good with words. additions provided by Giuseppe Concas FAEDDA: faedda> favedda> favella (word, voice) to be faedare> faveddare> favella in central north; faeddu> fuèddu> fueddài

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