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[Facts] Re: what name 'MOUSSAMBANI' means?
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I look forward to a more-informed opinion, but my SWAG would be "from Mozambique" or similar.
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thanks for the answer
what name 'MOUSSAMBANI' means,
but i think you forgot explained what
this 'MOUSSAMBANI''s ORIGIN....so...
Could you explain more information about
what this name's REAL ORIGIN, please?
(sorry for my poor english...)
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Since mine was an unconfirmed, educated guess, I can't give you a definitive answer (as to its origin).The connection that I noticed was the |-ANI| ending is a Latinate plural form of |-AN|, "person of or from [base name]." That would make MOUSSAMB- to be the base name in question. I noticed a similarity to the country name, MOZAMBIQUE, which can be broken into MOZAMB- + -IQUE, the French equivalent to the suffix, |-IC|.

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