20:11 Sep 27, 2000 |
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na | see beolw |
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na | It can only be a family name |
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na | Yet another possibility: "facciamo" |
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na | they make or they made |
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na | no dialects |
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see beolw Explanation: This word does not exist in Italian. The two possibilities I can see are: FACCHINO: PORTER or PACCHIANO:(ADJ) FLASHY, SHOWY... Hope this helps xxx |
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It can only be a family name Explanation: I did an Internet search and what came up is facchiano as a family name; it is not a common name in Italian. Second Giogi Regards, Paola L M |
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Yet another possibility: "facciamo" Explanation: First-person plural of "fare": "we are making (or doing)..." |
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they make or they made Explanation: In the total absence of a context one can only guess that this is dialect |
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no dialects Explanation: I'm sorry but it is very unlikely that it is a dialect word, and the presence of the "H" after double "C" confirms my opinion. no Italian dialects foreseens this kind of combination. Hope this helps xx |
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