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I know that page about place names, and yes, I really love it and I got a printed 'Introduction to Vulgar Latin' at home. I often find new things in it which I did not watch so close. The list with suffixes is very usefull for me, because I like suffixes much. Thanks to Jan and Benct. Maybe I will have to find out, what it is about '-aggio' and '-atge'. I like it, that Rhodrese has many suffixes. It gets close to Russian. There is one thing about that '-aci' I don't know yet. Is it common in many areas for names of people not peoples too? I found names like Iohannaci, Maurace and Istefanaci. Maybe they are only used for men, like I do not find women called something in '-o, -one'. In Raetic documents most women are declined as '-a, -ane'. The 'Introduction to Vulgar Latin' too says that that exists, without telling something about a special meaning of it. /Capsicum