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Hello, Could you help me with that question? I did not find a good candidate for the origin in Latin. Durich Chiampell used '-atium' he seemed to have invented himself to make Latin versions of Raetic topographic names. I would rather use '*-acium' or similar. He explaned the suffix as meaning that something is very big. Italian '-accio' is pejorative. In Langobardic Latin, which I like much, I found a suffix '-aci', used in names of people. It can't mean something very mean because the call themselves by the suffixed Names. At one passage there is somebody called 'Thomaciolo' (an ablative, I think). That looks like he got another suffix after '-aci'. I am sorry for asking such things all the time. It is just so hard to find out that myself. I always think long and look elsewere, before I make a post. Thank you for reading that and I am hoping for a good anwer. Bye Capsicum