Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

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Laudati is typically from Campania, Neapolitan, Avellino and Salerno, with a stock also in Rome, Laudato, widespread throughout Campania and particularly present in the Salerno area, Lodati, almost unique, is probably due to a wrong transcription of the surname Lodato, which has a large stock in the Salerno area and one in all of Sicily, particularly in the Palermo area, Lauditi, almost unique, could be from Abruzzo, although it may have a strain in the imperiese, Laudito, absolutely rare, it seems typical of Turin and Turin , they should all derive, directly or through more or less dialectal modifications, from the medieval gratulatory name Laudatus (Lauditus)

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