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LAMBARDI | LAMBARDO

Lambardi is typical Tuscan, from the area that includes the Livorno, the Grosseto and the Sienese, Lambardo is practically unique and is probably due to a transcription error of the previous one, deriving from the medieval name Lambardus derived from langobardus, used then to indicate a state of nobility, Ludovico Muratori writes: "... Farulfo et Teudegrimo germanis quondam Farolfi, de quibus descendunt Lambardi quidam de Sancto Miniate, scilicet Cavalca Lambardus et filii ...".

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Lambardi
Variations Last name: Lambardi a Catignano - Lambardi a Marti - Lambardi da Sovicille - Lambardi del Lion Nero - Lambardi della Ruote - Lambardi di Tuoro - Lambardini
Nobles: Italia (Toscana)
Nobility: Conti - Nobili - Patrizi
Language of the text: Italiano