Lanzo
[ˈlænd͡zoʊ]Meaning
old German form of Lance
Background Story
Lanzo is the Old German form of Lance, and it is recorded as used in English and Italian. English borrowed the name from Italian and Spanish Lanzo, and the Italian form probably comes from a Germanic personal name related to English Lance. Its related root is land, lant.
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