OrigineInherited from Late Latin Blasi(us), name of a 3rd-4th century Armenian saint, possibly Latinized from an Ancient Greek name. Nowadays remained as one of the
patronymic variants of Biagio. Akin to Biasi, Biagi, and Biase. Compare, for more, French Blaise, Sicilian Vrasi, Neapolitan Jasi, Portuguese Brás, Spanish Blas.
- by-personal-gender, feminine, masculinea patronymic surname transferred from the given name.
FormeDi Blasi(alternative) · De Blasi(alternative) · Blasio(alternative) · Di Blasio(alternative) · De Blasio(alternative) · Biasi(alternative) · Di Biasi(alternative) · De Biasi(alternative) · Di Biase(alternative) · Biagi(alternative) · Di Biagi(alternative) · Di Biasio(alternative) · De Biasio(alternative) · Blasetti(alternative) · Biasetto(alternative) · Biasotti(alternative) · Biagiotti(alternative) · Biasini(alternative)
Fonte: Wiktionary