• What nationality is Brosius?

    From coreybroshious@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Sat Jun 29 10:55:42 2019
    My last name is Broshious and it’s not German in origin. Yes there are some variations of our name in Germany but also in Greece, Italy, England, France and America. It’s Ancient Greek in origin meaning Immortal.

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  • From coreybroshious@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Sat Jun 29 10:54:03 2019
    Actually it is an Ancient Greek name which basically translates to Immortal.

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  • From Chr. Maercker@21:1/5 to coreybroshious@gmail.com on Sun Jun 30 18:46:54 2019
    coreybroshious@gmail.com wrote:
    My last name is Broshious and it’s not German in origin. Yes there are some variations of our name in Germany but also in Greece, Italy, England, France and America. It’s Ancient Greek in origin meaning Immortal.

    Really Ancient Greek, not Latin? Brosius sounds typically like a
    latinized name i.e. Acricola = Bauer (German) = Farmer(?, English).
    There are many such latin names in Germany like Musculus, Portius or
    Gropius etc.

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    CU Chr. Maercker.

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