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word milano what indicates

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Answered by sairishitamann

Italian and Jewish (from Italy): habitational name from Milan, Italian Milano (from Latin Mediolan(i)um, composed of Celtic elements meaning 'middle' + 'plain'). In some instances the surname may be Spanish, of the same origin as 1 or a habitational name from Milano in Salamanca province.

sairishitamann: oh okay

sairishitamann: Italian and Jewish (from Italy): habitational name from Milan, Italian Milano (from Latin Mediolan(i)um, composed of Celtic elements meaning 'middle' + 'plain'). In some instances the surname may be Spanish, of the same origin as 1 or a habitational name from Milano in Salamanca province.

sairishitamann: this is what google says

Answered by Kusumsahu7

The verb indicate comes from the noun indication, which in turn comes from the Latin word indicare, meaning "something that points out or shows."

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