Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

PALADO | PALLADI | PALLADIO | PALLADO

Palado is unique, it is probably an altered form of Pallado, which, almost unique, is certainly Venetian, probably from Padua, Palladi, very very rare, specific to the Reggio area, Reggio Emilia and Carpineti, Palladio, also very rare , would seem to have a Lombard and one in the Neapolitan lineage, they should derive directly or through alterations and errors of transcription from the medieval name Palladius, in turn derived from the Greek name Pallade (virgin), an attribute of the goddess Athena (Minerva).

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