Italian Naming Traditions: Exploring Cultural Significance and Implications
Italy has long been known for having a strict tradition regarding how children are named: The first male was given
Read moreItaly has long been known for having a strict tradition regarding how children are named: The first male was given
Read moreThis brief historical presentation is not meant to provide an exhaustive sociological treatise; rather it serves as an introductory piece
Read moreGenealogy refers to the study of family history and related fields such as ethnology, onomatology and heraldry. However, it must
Read moreMost Italian lineages date back to around 1600, which for most people is quite profound. But why settle for being
Read moreContrary to popular belief, not all Italian given names have Christian or classical roots. Many names in older records can
Read moreInvestigative and genealogical research of adopted or those born out-of-wedlock ancestors presents unique challenges. While each case can vary widely
Read moreAs yet, only limited works have been published in English on Italian heraldry, nobility and onomatology as related to genealogy
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