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SBERNA It is a Norman-Sicilian surname.
Introduced to
Sicily and
southern Italy by the
Normans (Vikings)
between the 11th and 12th centuries. (Dizionario...
- ITA
Francesco Totti 11 FW ITA
Issam Zaki 14 DF ITA
Andrea Tarasco 19 DF ITA
Stefano Sberna 88 GK SUI
Justyn D'Ippolito 92 FW ITA
Andrea Benedetti...
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Vernon is a "place of alders".
Variants include Vern, Vernard, Verne, Verna,
Sberna, Sberno.
Vernon was
introduced into
England as an
aristocratic surname at...
- 1st
Spahi Regiment.
Other names for a
burnous include albornoz, sbernia,
sberna, and bernusso.
Birrus Bernos Kaftan Qashabiya Jelaba Qamis Chisholm, Hugh...
- S2CID 219207359.
Gandola M,
Invernizzi P,
Sedda A, Ferré ER,
Sterzi R,
Sberna M,
Paulesu E,
Bottini G (Oct 2012). "An
anatomical account of somatoparaphrenia"...
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Thomas (2016).
Wrongly Executed? - The Long-forgotten
Context of
Charles Sberna's 1939 Electrocution. Whiting, Vermont:
Seven Seven Eight. ISBN 978-1-365-52872-9...
- ‘sanctuary’ -rāte, rātis- ‘wall’, ‘forte’ redo- ‘to ride’, ‘to travel’ rito- ‘woad’ verna, verno,
sberna, ‘alder’ vindo- ‘white’, ‘bright’, ‘sacred’...
- and the
Norse Ás (see Aesir) mean God,
while bjørn
means bear in Norse.
Sberna and
Sberno are the Sicilian-Norman
version of the name Osborne-Osbern, (Norman...
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Luigi Falzini,
Frank Mandese,
Riccardo Orciani,
Nicola Recchi,
Giuseppe Sberna,
Andrea Salsedo,
Raffaele Schiavina,
Carlo Valdinoci, and, most notably...
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Mario Pellegrini 9
Anita Privitera 10
Maria Veronica Rossi — 11
Antonella Sberna 12
Marco Squarta 13
Francesco Torselli 14
Stefano Tozzi 15
Manuel Vescovi...
