Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

POGNA | POGNI

Pogna, very rare, is typical of Sellero (BS) in Valcamonica, Pogni, even more rare, it would seem of the Vicenza area, could derive from the Latin cognomen Apponius, but more probably derive from nicknames as a sentence of 1624 seems to suggest in Bergamo where it is quoted a certain one: "... Santo Tosino, known as Il Pogna, football fancier ...".

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Nobles: Deutschland
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Nobles: Deutschland
Nobility: Adelsfamilie - Ritter
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Nobility: Adelsfamilie - Ritter
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Nobles: Italia
Nobility: Conti
Language of the text: Italiano

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Nobles: Deutschland
Nobility: Adelsfamilie - Ritter
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