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I'm mainly interested in Garnero.
It's Italian - but it was originally found in the valleys close to the modern France border, so it might be closely linked with the French Garnier.
It could actually be its Italian form - or it could be the other way around. Or both could come from the same word from a third language.
I hope someone can tell me more about possible meaning and derivation
TYIA
Reach for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars
It's Italian - but it was originally found in the valleys close to the modern France border, so it might be closely linked with the French Garnier.
It could actually be its Italian form - or it could be the other way around. Or both could come from the same word from a third language.
I hope someone can tell me more about possible meaning and derivation
TYIA
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