Ferrari Means Smith In Italian

Ferrari Means Smith In Italian

Ferrari is the Italian surname equivalent of the English surname "Smith," because both began as occupational surnames meaning "blacksmith." "Smith" comes from the old trade of working metal, while "Ferrari" traces back to the Italian word connected with ironworking.

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