Message: "Meaning of FATTORINI"

Meaning of FATTORINI

by Brian (guest)

8/5/2004, 4:49 PM

Here's a toughie; this is purportedly a name of Scicilian origin, with roots that may stretch back into Austria (based on stories I have been told). I can't find anything about it as far as meaning goes- geneaologies are well documented, but there seems to be no definition of the parts that make up the name. Anyone?

#Fattorini

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- M.S (guest) +2

8/7/2004, 10:39 AM

The surnames is a variant of FATTORE. It derives from the italian word "fattore".
Fattorini is mainly a surname of the Centre of Italy
See: www.gens.labo.net.

- Sean Foglai (guest) +1

8/7/2004, 11:52 AM

On a translation site, I found that "fattore" means "factor" in English ...

- M.S (guest)

8/12/2004, 12:27 PM

A "fattore" is a land-agent a person who is charged with the administration of a farm.

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