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Zamarian is typical of the area that includes the Venetian and Friuli, in particular San Michele al Tagliamento and Portogruaro in the Venetian, Morsano to Tagliamento in Pordenone and especially Latisana and Precenicco in Udinese, should derive from the Latin cognomen Zamarianus, of probable Oriental origin, of which we have an example of use in the Imperial Roman Epoch: ".. Quod dictum graviter imperatorem pupugit ob culpam in haughty Dimittendo et in haughty inviting admissam, et in claudium graviter commotus est abuna, et imperatorem in Eumdem irritavit et unde sumptum initium eiusdem in Eum Rebellionis et internecionis. Yes Maiorem Dilectionem Nemo habet, Christi Domini testified, quam ut animam suam ponat quis pro amicis suis, quae maior umquam extitan dilectio quam illa qua Dominus Zamarianus tembenensis ex patrum amore fortunas, Praefecturam, Cognatos et filios suumque caput in Extremum periculum, vel potius perniciem proiecit?.. ".
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