Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

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Scatigna is typically Apulian, particularly widespread in Tarantino in Martina Franca, Taranto, Grottaglie and San Giorgio Ionico, in Locorotondo and Bari in the Barese, in Carovigno, Ceglie Messapica, and Cisternino in Brindisi and Carmiano, Porto Cesareo and Copertino in Leccese, Scatigni is unique while Scatigno, always Pugliese has a log in Barletta, Polignano a Mare in the Bari and Brindisi, should derive from the Latin cognomen Scatinius, Scatinia, remember Scatinius Aricinus Tribune of the Plebe promulgator of the famous Lex Scatinia against the superfluous luxury, dated several centuries before Christ, traces of these cognitive events are found in Monopoli in the Bari at the beginning of 1500 with a certain Pirrus Antonius Scatinius.

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