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Topic	Why would anyone create and use a last name that means 'small dick'
dainkinkaide 02/25/18 5:22:37 PM #26:	DrChocolate posted... dainkinkaide posted... Nardolillo is a pet form of "Nardo", which itself is a short form of any name ending in "nardo", like "Bernardo" or "Leonardo". It doesn't mean "small dick". Nardo is also a word for Dick there is a link in spanish http://coloquialmente.com/es/nardo That's great, but your question was "Why would someone use 'small dick' as a surname?" and the answer is "They didn't." Spanish colloquialisms of unknown age probably didn't have much influence on Italian surnames that date back to at least the mid-18th century. --- Hank Pym changes superhero aliases more often than Hawkman changes origin stories. <cite>dainkinkaide posted [p:896753594] in Why would ... [t:76349594]...</cite> <quote><cite>DrChocolate posted...</cite> <quote><cite>dainkinkaide posted...</cite> <quote>Nardolillo is a pet form of "Nardo", which itself is a short form of any name ending in "nardo", like "Bernardo" or "Leonardo". It doesn't mean "small dick".</quote> Nardo is also a word for Dick there is a link in spanish http://coloquialmente.com/es/nardo</quote> That's great, but your question was "Why would someone use 'small dick' as a surname?" and the answer is "They didn't." Spanish colloquialisms of unknown age probably didn't have much influence on Italian surnames that date back to at least the mid-18th century. --- Hank Pym changes superhero aliases more often than Hawkman changes origin stories.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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