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What SANTORUM means in Italian. Look and see. I can't believe we the people buy this. Gregis latin base for Gingrich means flock or herd
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[quote:Proskiracer:MV8xNzkwNTg4XzUwOUI5RUU=] SANTORI, SANTORIO, SANTORELLI, SANTORIELLI, SANTORINI, SANTORUM: From the medieval first name Santoro, derived from the Latin word Sanctus = Saint, the genitive plural form is "Sanctorum", used also to indicate the All Saints feast. Possibly connected to someone acting as a saint, [b]or who has connection with religious things[/b] (a sacristan) I wonder what Gingrich meaning is? Gingraux is the root. [/quote]
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SANTORI, SANTORIO, SANTORELLI, SANTORIELLI, SANTORINI, SANTORUM: From the medieval first name Santoro, derived from the Latin word Sanctus = Saint, the genitive plural form is "Sanctorum", used also to indicate the All Saints feast. Possibly connected to someone acting as a saint,
or who has connection with religious things
(a sacristan)
I wonder what Gingrich meaning is?
Gingraux is the root.
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