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For the English "Samuel Pepys" seems to have worked. How does that translate into Venitian ("Italian" is an anachronism)?
by Archelaos 4y ago
For the English "Samuel Pepys" seems to have worked. How does that translate into Venitian ("Italian" is an anachronism)?
- kwere 4y agoit would sound like "Samuele Pipino/Pipini"[0], a real surname in italy which is the roughly translation of the surname as it comes from pepin d'heristal or piper from latin (pepper). There isnt probably a drect translation from venetian, but one from italian [0]https://www.cognomix.it/origine-cognome/pipino.php https://www.cognomix.it/origine-cognome/pipino.php