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ARLA
Originally from Domezain (Zuberoa).
According to Mendizabal this surnames means Helechal (from "ara,"
helecho and the suffix denoting locality "ala") or pastoral. The reader
may want to note that Mr. Mendizabal assigns this meaning to a
tremendous percentage of Basque surnames.
No coat of arms is mentioned.
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info at genealogiadelujan dot com dot ar
03-Oct-2005 23:04 |
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Investigo desde hace algunos aņos el origen de las familias de la Villa de Lujan, en Argentina y puede que alguno de los que figura en mi coleccion guarden relacion con los tuyos. Te invito a tomar contacto..
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ajh5743 at yahoo dot co dot uk
05-Jul-2005 9:56 |
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I should also mention the river listed by Ptolemy as ARELAPE (now the ERLAUF, Austria).
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ajh5743 at yahoo dot co dot uk
27-Jun-2005 12:31 |
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De Kerexeta lists ARLA "zanja, foso, fisura entre montes".
Places whose names may incorporate this element include (all examples in France): ARLOS, Haute-Garonne, ARLOD, Ain (Arlos 1198), ARLANC, Puy-de-Dome (Arlinco 950), ARLES, Bouches-du-Rhone (Arelate, Caesar), etc.
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