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Re: rigo - |
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Devonelisa (Authenticated as Devonelisa) |
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March 25, 2004 at 7:51:58 AM |
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rigo - by rml2 |
There's also Rigo short form of Rigoberto, used in Spain and Italy (and probably now in other European countries as naming laws relax) from the Germanic ric ('power') + berht ('bright, shining, famous') - from this source Rigo would mean 'power'. Perhaps use or Rigoberto in Germany, Austria, etc. gave the perception that Rigo might be Hungarian?
Devon
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- rigo - - rml2 Mar 23 2004, 7:42:52 PM
- Re: rigo - - Ffenellaevangela Apr 8 2004, 1:18:22 PM
- Re: rigo - - Devonelisa Mar 25 2004, 7:51:58 AM
- Re: rigo - - Narinoc Mar 25 2004, 2:46:23 AM
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