Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

RADATTA | RADATTI

Radatta, very rare, is specific to San Felice del Molise in the Campobassano, Radatti has a stump in Rome and one in the Foggia in San Marco in Lamis, Manfredonia and Monte Sant'Angelo. Additions provided by Stefano Ferrazzi of Slavic origin (as evidenced by the studies of Dr. Smodlaka), the surnames Radatta and Radatti should be born from an adaptation of the surname Slavonic Radat, which, with the addition of the suffix-at, seems to reflect a hypochoristic Of the Slavic name Rado, also known in the Forms Rade and Rados (for a more thorough explanation, see Rada and Rados). In conclusion, therefore, it would be the cognitive name of the ancestor's personal names.

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