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Subject: Zasa, Pennino...
Author: Getb   (Authenticated as Getb)
Date: February 16, 2012 at 8:51:47 AM
Zasa is a surname, I dont remember from which famous person I got it (but it is quite buried in the person's ancestry), so is Pennino (which is obviously Italian) I thought Zasa was Hungarian (I thought it was the spelling of Gabor's famous pseudonym which means lilly/rose/lotus) but I have seen it is not so... Anyone knows the etymology of the surname Zasa and the surname Pennino?

Edit: I thought Gabor's pseudonymn was a nickname, when it's actually a Hungarian form of Susana

This message was edited by the author on February 16, 2012 at 9:05:45 AM

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