Masala

masala Finnish fi: Etymology The place name is translated from fi sv Masaby, in which the former part derives from a vernacular form (such as gmq-osw Mase, gmq-osw Masi) of sv Mats/sv Matts or sv Mattias; the latter part is sv by village, thus literally something like Matts' village. The surname could derive as a Fennicized form of the surname sv Masalin. fi Masa -la toponym. Pronunciation Proper noun fi village town/Kirkkonummi c/Finland fi uncommon fi Finnish Declension Masal a References Further reading Masala at DVV (Digital and Population Data Services Agency) Masala at Sotasampo (war deaths from 1939-45) Italian it: Etymology Perhaps a habitational surname from a lost settlement in Sardinia. Proper noun mfbysense it Sardinian Further reading masala Anagrams it aaalms La Masa