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in reply to a message by Flute
It might not actually be unrelated. The surname Farran is said to be derived from Old French ferrant, meaning "iron grey" (Latin for iron is ferrum).
Edit: I didn't realize Ferran was a separate Catalan name derived from Ferdinand (just looked it up). It genuinely looks like it shares the same Latin root as Farran.
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Edit: I didn't realize Ferran was a separate Catalan name derived from Ferdinand (just looked it up). It genuinely looks like it shares the same Latin root as Farran.
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This message was edited 1/25/2021, 6:29 AM
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