Branco
[ˈbraŋko]Meaning
italian for a pack or herd
Background Story
In Italian, branco is the word for a pack of wolves or dogs, and also for a flock of sheep. It can describe a gang of people too.
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Spanish contracted form of Benedicto
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Brasco
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