Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

PAOLACCI | PAOLETTI | PAOLETTO | PAOLOCCI | PAOLUCCI | PAULETTI

Paolocci is typical of north-central Lazio and Terni, Paolacci is specific to central Italy, has a strong nucleus in Lazio and more stocks in the Lucca area, and on the border with the Marche and Umbria, Paoletti specific to the center, with a good spread also in the north of the country, it also has stocks in the Neapolitan, Benevento and Foggia areas, Paoletto is typical of Verona and of Sarcedo and Carrè in the Vicenza area, Paolocci is typical of north-central Lazio and Terni, Paoluzzi has a Friulian stock in the Udine area, in Buttrio, Premariacco and San Giorgio di Nogaro, an Emilian in Ferrara and in Carpi in the Modena area, one in Penna in Teverina in the Terni area and one in Rome and Albano Laziale in the Roman area, Pauletti is specific to Feltre in the Belluno area, all derive from hypocoristic or pejorative modifications of the Latin cognomen Paulus (small).

PAULETTI | PAULETTO | PAULI | PAULIN | PAULINI | PAULINO | PAULO | PAULON | PAULONE | PAULONI | PAULUZZI

Pauletti has a large stock in Feltre in the Belluno area and a small one in Monfalcone in the Gorizia area. Pauletto is typical of the three Venices, particularly of the Vicenza area, of the Treviso area and of the Venetian area, Pauli, extremely rare, it would seem Trieste, the more widespread Paulin seems instead from Udine, from Trieste and in particular from Gorizia, Paulini, extremely rare too, is from Vicenza, Paulino, Paulo and Pauloni are almost unique, probably originating from errors of transcription, Paulon is typically Venetian and Friulian, widespread especially in vicentino and in the trevisano, Paulone, very rare, he would have considered Scanno nell'aquilano, Pauluzzi is typical of the Friuli and Julian area, of Trieste in particular, with stocks also in Udine and Udine and Gorizia, all these surnames should derive directly or through hypocoristic forms, both diminutive, endearing, or accretive, from the medieval Latin name Paulus, probably brought by the founders and differentiates perhaps from the different body types.

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