Roccia
[ˈrɔtʃɑ]Background Story
Roccia is the Italian word for rock, borrowed from Old French roche, itself from Early Medieval Latin rocca, of uncertain origin. The sources checked record it as a settlement in Italy, a subgenus of moths, and a surname, but not as a personal name.
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