Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

MURINI | MURINO | MURINU

Murini, almost unique, should be due to incorrect transcriptions of Murino, which has a Sardinian stock in Ogliastra in Gairo, Tortolì, Cardedu, Bari Sardo and Osini, and one from Campania in Salerno at Salerno, Pellezzano and Baronissi, Murinu, absolutely rare. , it would seem of the Nuorese, the Sardinian strains should derive from nicknames originated from the Sardinian word murinu (black, dark), perhaps to characterize the physical aspect or the character of the founders, while the Campan family should derive from the Latin cognomen Murinus, one of the epithets of Apollo.

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