Hello Researchers,
I keep encountering the word “Pazuulo” and “Pazuula” after names, such as “Maria, India Pazuula.” Does anybody know what this means?
Hello Researchers,
I keep encountering the word “Pazuulo” and “Pazuula” after names, such as “Maria, India Pazuula.” Does anybody know what this means? I checked an antique Spanish dictionary and could not find the word. I also checked the Internet and had no luck.
Alice
Are you sure it doesn’t say *parvuloparbulo* and *parbula? *which would
mean “child/youth”?
Can you send us a link?
-Esther
On Sun, Nov 25, 2012 at 6:06 PM, alice wissing wrote:
> Hello Researchers,
>
> I keep encountering the word “Pazuulo” and “Pazuula” after names, such as
> “Maria, India Pazuula.” Does anybody know what this means? I checked an
> antique Spanish dictionary and could not find the word. I also checked the
> Internet and had no luck.
>
> Alice
If you are looking at burial records, I agree with Esther’s suggestion.
Raquel
it means ‘parulo”or ”parula” it means for boy or girl, it means for
infants
On Sun, Nov 25, 2012 at 7:06 PM, alice wissing wrote:
> Hello Researchers,
>
> I keep encountering the word “Pazuulo” and “Pazuula” after names, such as
> “Maria, India Pazuula.” Does anybody know what this means? I checked an
> antique Spanish dictionary and could not find the word. I also checked the
> Internet and had no luck.
>
> Alice
