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ArchivesRe: origins & meanings of Baglio, Baio, Burbano, Darko, Demestre, Franzi, Gerace, Hecei, Larko
in reply to a message by Mindy Burbano
Can anyone tell me the origins & meanings of Baglio, Baio, Burbano, Darko, Demestre, Franzi, Gerace, Hecei, Larko ? They are all Italian. I can't their origins & meanings anywhere.
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Baio means "bay horse", possibly designating the dweller at the sign of the bay horse, one with reddish-brown hair.
Franzi comes from the Latin word (franciscus) meaning "inhabitant of France".
Gallo is Italian & Spanish. It was a nickname for a cock or a person with attributes associated with this bird. For example, a fine voice or sexual prowess.
Gerace is the name of a city in Italy.
Franzi comes from the Latin word (franciscus) meaning "inhabitant of France".
Gallo is Italian & Spanish. It was a nickname for a cock or a person with attributes associated with this bird. For example, a fine voice or sexual prowess.
Gerace is the name of a city in Italy.
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