Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

PAGIN | PAGINI

Pagin is typically Venetian, from Padua, Piove di Sacco, Codevigo and Campodarsego in the Paduan area and from Venice, Noale and Martellago in the Venetian dialect, Pagini has a stock in Vigonza in the Padua area and has some presence in the Pesaro area, they should derive from nicknames based on the Latin term pagus (village), probably indicating the fact that the founders came not from the countryside, but from a village, there is even a very probable hypothesis that they may be dialectal forms of Venetian hypocorisms of the term page (see PAGGI).

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