Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

FAZZALARI | FAZZALARO | FAZZOLARI

Fazzalari is typical of the area of Taurianova and Cittanova (RC), Fazzolari, always typical of the Reggio area, is in the area between Taurianova and Gioiosa Ionica, Fazzalaro is almost unique and should be an error in transcription of the surname fazzalari. additions provided by Stefano Ferrazzi Fazzalari and Fazzolari are typical of the Reggio area, while Fazzalaro, very rare, is originally from Catanzaro. As for their etymology, these surnames all derive from the dialectal term fazzalaro or fazzolaro, which, in the Greek dialects of the South, indicated the profession of hunter of wild pigeons, palombi. At the base of these dialectal voices we find, in fact, the Greek word fassa, with the meaning of dogfish, wild pigeon. It is therefore a question of the naming of trades attributed to the progenitor.

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Fazzalari
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