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[Facts] Re: Italian names
by Orsino (bananarama)
4/14/2011, 12:42 PM
in reply to a message by Joan
Meliados sounds Greek, not Italian, but Greek names are used in Italy (although they're nearly always Italianized, like Demetrio instead of Demetrios).Girone I have no clue of. These might be medieval names, some of which have their meanings unknown.
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- Schone
5/2/2011, 11:02 AM
Girone is the name of a Spanish city , near to Barcelona they are catalan.and he was a prince in Barcelona who left Barcelona and he created a city and gave it the name of Girona (Girone in english / french) and it's a city next to France , between france and spain,they speak Catalan.
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