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I'm still desperate with the problems of the surname Suazo (probably akin to Suesatium... "Suesa" makes me think much about the Spanish spelling for the countries "Suecia" and "Suiza"; Sweden or Switzerland), and Tarazona (probably akin to Turiaso or else with Teraco; both prerroman like in the case of Suesatium) Now... Fajardo is akin to the beech trees and to pressing (like in grasping, but not with the hand but my the means of a fastening device, ropes or the like; cleavage for example) but wht context could explain it? (What role of these trees gives this it's sense?)... Finally... Would it be an accurate estimate guessing that a Jewish surname "tubi" (from "tubishevat; Fifteenth day of Shevat; tree planting feast; trees' new eve) could have gone to Sicily and then to Genoa, in the meanwhile becoming the Italian "Tubino"? (Sorry if most of the links I quoted are in Spanish; but at least in two of them I guess you could write in English and explain your case and be "friendlyly" greeted by those who understand you; I mean celtiberia and linguaweb; the others might be useful and entertaining if properly translated somehow... The quechua page is trilingual; Accurate Quechua-Not too odd Peruvian Spanish-Comprehensible English)... Bye