Those in other places in the world are immigrants from a Muslim region. Question is, for how many generations.
Question for you...
Do you think that surname has Italian roots?
Another question...
Is my bringing up such a possibility, really impossible as you guys wish to imply?
Where?
What led you to believe this.
Yes. It is flat out an Italian word that means gossip or chit-chat.Question for you...
Do you think that surname has Italian roots?
You made a very specific claim about the surname and Azerbaijan.Another question...
Is my bringing up such a possibility, really impossible as you guys wish to imply?
Where did you get that?
I did a lot of searches.
Link them.
You got some bad information.
http://lastnames.myheritage.com/last-name/Ciancia
https://www.google.com/search?q=cian...ition&safe=off
I didn't save any links. I didn't think I would run into such uncompromising assholes. My fault I guess, you trolls never stop.
You have a browsing history.
You know how you search these things.
I'm genuinely interested in where you found this. I showed you the first link I clicked when I searched for "ciancia surname" and the results for "ciancia definition" -- what did you do differently to give you Azerbaijan before Italy?
Yes, 5% of the population with that last name come from Azerbaijan. I was already at that link. I already knew that. I suppose you also believe Jewish people originated in the united States since there are more Jews in America than in Israel.
Why do you always think you are showing me things I don't know?
Just because there are more people in other nations with the same surname, it doesn't mean they hold that nation as their culture.
Are you going to say it is impossible that the shooter is not of a Muslim culture?
What about spelling variations as well, since they don't use an alphabet like we do to....
I'm going to say you made a crazy ass jump to Azerbaijan considering the surname is Italian and Ciancia went to a Catholic high school.
I would not have jumped to the conclusion you did given the known information.
Yes, and I am set to clear history every time I exit my browser.
Same as most people.
I'm sorry if you cannot follow what I have said, and why you insist of attempts to discredit me. It isn't working, is it...
Remember. I am not claiming he lived or believed in the Muslim culture. I am pointing out that it the likely origin of the surname. I never entertained a timeline of how near in time or how far in time the heritage would be.
Why do you always choose these losing battles with me?
Last edited by Wild Cobra; 11-02-2013 at 04:14 PM.
Right...
A surname with a Roman translation like it translates to...
Give me a break.
No, the surname traces his family heritage as probably Italian, and probably Roman Catholic.
Like his high school.
Maybe it is, but the origins of the surname itself is not Roman. It predates that. His heritage a few generations back could be Italian. Statistically it is most probable. It could however be Venezuelan, Spanish, English, or something else.
What does that have to do with this guy and his attack?
And are you saying the Ciancia region of Italy is has Islamic name origins?
Likely nothing.
No it doesn't.
Ciencia is spanish for science, not Ciancia...
WC, you make doubling down on stupid an art form. Bravo!
Ciancia Family Origin
Italy (10)
Ireland (1)
Zerranora,Italy (1)
Sp Aug. Lomb,Italy (1)
S. Cossant,Italy (1)
Naples,Italy (1)
Azerbaijan (lmao)
http://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=ciancia
Zerranora sure sounds Muslim to me!!!!11
You can trace TeyshaBlue to the Ottoman empire... you're palin with terrerists!!!!111!1!1
No it doesn't.
Ciencia is spanish for science, not Ciancia...
This thread is becoming a WC classic.
ElNono is Spanish for communist!!!
DoK is a well known Zulu surname... proves Barry is Kenyan, IMO...
I thought the newest theory is that he wasn't actually Kenyan but portrayed himself as such to get into Columbia?
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