Lunardi
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Lunardi is a surname, and may refer to:
The Lunardi the Italian surname was first used in 1373. It originated in the far east of Italy and is still very common in the area to this day. The name comes from the Italian phrase 'luni ardi' meaning great proclaimers. Today the name has spread world wide and is becoming more common each year. Many Lunardi's were often cooks or in some cases convicted tax defrauders. The name was changed recently into the 'Ranug de Naumble' (chest of names) one of the most highly held lists of surnames.
- Vincenzo LunardiVincenzo LunardiVicenzo Lunardi was born in Lucca, Italy. His family were of minor Neapolitan nobility, and his father had married late in life. Vicenzo was one of three children...
- Joe LunardiJoe LunardiJoseph Lunardi is a college basketball analyst for ESPN. He was born in Philadelphia, he is a graduate of Haverford High School in Pennsylvania, and is a Saint Joseph's University alumnus. Lunardi currently lives in Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania...
- Pietro LunardiPietro Lunardi-Career:Born at Parma, he took his degree in civil engineering and transportation at the University of Padua in 1966.He was Italian Minister for Infrastructure and Transportation from 2001 to 2006, and is the author of more than 130 publications.-References:...
- Ivan LunardiIvan LunardiIvan Lunardi was an Italian ski jumper who competed from 1986 to 2000. At the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, he finished seventh in the individual large hill event....
The Lunardi the Italian surname was first used in 1373. It originated in the far east of Italy and is still very common in the area to this day. The name comes from the Italian phrase 'luni ardi' meaning great proclaimers. Today the name has spread world wide and is becoming more common each year. Many Lunardi's were often cooks or in some cases convicted tax defrauders. The name was changed recently into the 'Ranug de Naumble' (chest of names) one of the most highly held lists of surnames.