Heraldic Search Last name: IUG

Coat of arms of family

Iula Agosto
ref: 886314

Blazon:
(Italiano)

D'azzurro, allo scaglione d'argento accompagnato da tre rose fogliate e gambute al naturale poste 2 e 1, le prime due inclinate in scaglione.

Iulia, Iula
ref: 886313

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Blazon:
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Di ... ad una banda contromerlata d'oro.

Iula
ref: 52072

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Blazon:
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Gules, a lion or.

Iula
ref: 52052

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Blazon:
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Di rosso, al leone d'oro.

Iuni
ref: 14755

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Blazon:
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Per fess azure and gules; in chief two stars (8) or; in base three doves volant argent.

Iuni
ref: 14470

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Blazon:
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Spaccato; nel primo d'azzurro alle due stelle (8) d'oro; nel secondo di rosso ai tre colombi soranti d'argento posti 2,1.

Iudica
ref: 49816

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Blazon:
(Italiano)

D'azzurro, con una spada d'oro infilzata in due ramoscelli d'argento.

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

IUCH | IUG | IUSSA | IUSSIG | JUCH | JUG | JUSSA

All Friulian surnames of Slavic origin, both Iuch and Iug, Juch, Jug and Jussa have by now almost disappeared, while Iussa and Iussig are still very present, the first in San Pietro al Natisone and in Cividale del Friuli, while the second still is only in San Pietro al Natisone, they should derive from contracted and truncated slave hypocoristic forms of the name Gioacchino.

Bibliographic source "L'origine dei cognomi Italianim storia ed etimologia" di E. Rossoni disponibile online su: https://archive.org/

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