Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

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Ragusa is specific Sicilian, and derives from the Sicilian toponym namesake, as well as the Messina stump of the surname Ragusi, while the Adriatic strain has probably the same origins of the following surnames, Raguseo is typical of Molfetta (BA), Ragusin, absolutely Very rare, it would seem triestino, Ragusini is even rarer, Raguso is widespread in Gravina di Puglia (BA) and Martina Franca (TA), should derive from the name Dalmatian Ragusa, the present Dubrovnik, and would indicate Dalmatian merchants settled on the coast Adriatic and in Puglia.

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