Diskussion:Italienische Ortsnamen

Häufige Tiere, Pflanzen, Mineralien

Hi!

the place name Filicaja doesn't have anything to do with Felis. It comes from "Filigare", Tuscan for Italian "Felceto" and English "Fern bush". Please see also it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Da_Filicaja or Popolo di Quona or many others. Several villages/places in Italy got the name Filicaja (or Filicaia) because owned/unhabited/founded by some Filicaja member. --Kattivik 00:32, 20. Dez. 2010 (CET)

Lupara (Apulien) von lat. lupus "Wolf" ???

Lupia, Canpagna Lupia, Luppia, Lupari, Lupatoto, Lupara, Lupatia: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_VoBnRLQEo4Tm5MdlotalNNX28/edit. Alberto Pento--79.38.249.59 19:34, 24. Jul. 2014 (CEST)

Volpaja (Toskana) und Volpara (Lombardei) von lateinisch volpes "Fuchs" ???

Volpare/bolpare, volparoni, Volpago, Volpegara: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_VoBnRLQEo4LUpmUjVYdEczeG8/edit. Alberto Pento--79.38.249.59 19:35, 24. Jul. 2014 (CEST)

Orsara (Piemont), Orsera (Friaul) und Orsiera (Piemont) von lat. ursus "Bär" ???

Moxa (Mosa), Moxela, Moson (Mosson), Mosan (Mossano), Moussan, Musolente, Musi, Muzzi, Mexia (Mesia), Mixia, Muxon, Muxestre, Muxile, ... Mors, Orsara, Valdorsa, Santorso, Mala Ursara, Mortixe, Mortizza, Mortara, Mortigliano, Morterone, ...:https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_VoBnRLQEo4VTZCb053eF9YZHM/edit. Alberto Pento--79.38.249.59 19:46, 24. Jul. 2014 (CEST)