Guess origin of my surname

[Enflamme]

I think you are right, I've found this about the etymology of "veau"

veal (n.) late 14c., "calf meat as food," from Anglo-French vel, Old French veel "a calf" (12c., Modern French veau), earlier vedel, from Latin vitellus "a little calf," diminutive of vitulus "calf," perhaps originally "yearling," if related, as some think, to Sanskrit vatsah "calf," literally "yearling;" Gothic wiþrus, Old English weðer (see wether; also see veteran).




A derivative of Latin "vitellus" same as the Italian "vitello", Sardinian "bitellu"

"Bitellu" This is funny (or not)... a guy with this last name could be mocked in France because one pronounces "dick" by "bite" (in a popular way).

But, thanks for these informations

[Mens-Sarda]

"Bitellu" This is funny (or not)... a guy with this last name could be mocked in France because one pronounces "dick" by "bite" (in a popular way).

But, thanks for these informations

we have many surnames about animals in Sardinia, but "Bitellu" is missing , or at least I've never met someone

[Iloko]

Sounds related to the surname 'Duval'.