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Weird name appeared in self-regression

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MaritaMari

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Ok, so couple of days ago I did a self-regression. Among other things, when I was asked what the year was I got the year 1535. When I was asked what my name was, I got some completely strange name that sounds Italian. I don't know much Italian, but I tried spelling it and it gave me no results, neither as a valid name nor surname. I was thinking if anyone can help me with this - the name I got was Ananginiani or Amanginiani, I don't know if the spelling is correct. Does anyone know if this can be a valid name?

Btw, in regression I was in a stone-walled room and had the impression I was dying, out of natural causes. To be honest, none of this seemed familiar, except the room I was in, though slightly... maybe I saw it in some film? I don't know. Anyway, I'm really curious is this Amanginiani is a real name or my fabrication :)
 
It doesn't really ring any bells. Is it possible that you have the sound right, but not the letters?


Is it possible that instead of Aman, it could have been Armand or Amangi? Those are Italian names.
 
Now since you are asking, guess will have to reply. That name did kinda stick out so to speak for I live here in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. And there is an Italian Resort located here which has a similar name with being Amangani. And the resort says that the name Amangani means 'Peaceful Home'.


Wishing You the Best!
 
Well, it's possible, but since I don't know Italian, I'm not sure how to spell it. I thought about Armand, but this giniani (if that's spelled correctly) was very prominent.


kmatjhwy, when I checked the name in google the only thing that came out and sounded (looked, based on the spelling) was that resort, Amangani. I didn't know it meant "Peaceful Home", though...
 
Now that I think of it, what if Aman or Armand or Amangi was the name and Giniani or something like that was surname? Maybe I took the name and surname together and created Amanginiani all the way thinking it was one word... it's just a thought...
 
I know that many families in Italy have family nicknames - you could also investigate that as well.
 
Mimic said:
I know that many families in Italy have family nicknames - you could also investigate that as well.
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That's another possibility :) Though, since the year I got was 1535, it might be difficult to validate the name/surname/nickname.
 
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