Classify Anna Magnani (Italian Actress)

[Fincher]

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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/4/4a/AnnaMagnani.jpg/220px-AnnaMagnani.jpg

[MelinusMargos]

Teruna, Armenoid.

[Sikeliot]

Looks Georgian.

[Smeagol]

Dinarid-Armenid with Mediterranid influence.

[SardiniaAtlantis]

Armenoid.

Fixed. (And I hate when people do this whinny shit but yours deserved it ; )

[Unpopular]

Another textbook Armenoid could be Anna Mazzamauro.

[MelinusMargos]

Fixed. (And I hate when people do this whinny shit but yours deserved it ; )

Terù/Teruna (lombard language) = southern italian. It's not an offense... Like any unknow word foreigners turn it into an offense: southern italians thought it was offensive, but literally terù/teruna means "of the earth"(ground workers), these names were/are even commonly used for families and town inhabitants in this area, e.g. the inhabitants of Casnìch were called "copa gécc"(peoples killers). Being offended by a word like "terù" is the same as black people that get offended when called "negro" but in fact that's just the spanish word for "black", you'll know better than me.

[oh-nahhh]

Dinaro-Med.

[quaquaraqua]

Calabrese looks.

[SardiniaAtlantis]

Terù/Teruna (lombard language) = southern italian. It's not an offense... Like any unknow word foreigners turn it into an offense: southern italians thought it was offensive, but literally terù/teruna means "of the earth"(ground workers), these names were/are even commonly used for families and town inhabitants in this area, e.g. the inhabitants of Casnìch were called "copa gécc"(peoples killers). Being offended by a word like "terù" is the same as black people that get offended when called "negro" but in fact that's just the spanish word for "black", you'll know better than me.

E si va bene lo so che terrone vuol dire attaccato alla terra, ma tutti noi sappiamo che viene spesso utilizzato come un insulto.

I agree looks Calabrese.

[MelinusMargos]

E si va bene lo so che terrone vuol dire attaccato alla terra, ma tutti noi sappiamo che viene spesso utilizzato come un insulto.

In italiano ha assunto quel significato offensivo, ma nel lombardo di fatto no. è come la parola "loco" che in spagnolo vuol dire matto che è stata importata nel lombardo come "locch" e significa rimbambito, deficiente. La prima ha significato neutro mentre quest'ultima offensivo. Tuttavia non credo che mi offenderei se qualcuno mi da del "loco" solo perchè nella mia lingua ha un significato offensivo.

[SardiniaAtlantis]

In italiano ha assunto quel significato offensivo, ma nel lombardo di fatto no. è come la parola "loco" che in spagnolo vuol dire matto che è stata importata nel lombardo come "locch" e significa rimbambito, deficiente. La prima ha significato neutro mentre quest'ultima offensivo. Tuttavia non credo che mi offenderei se qualcuno mi da del "loco" solo perchè nella mia lingua ha un significato offensivo.

Grazie per la spiegazione ovvio che da non lombardo non lo sapevo...cmnq i dialetti funzionano cosi.

[MelinusMargos]

Grazie per la spiegazione ovvio che da non lombardo non lo sapevo...cmnq le lingue funzionano cosi.

fixed. :D

[_Devis_]

Amazing woman! She is my favourite actress, I love her!
And I agree, she looks calabrese, also because her father was calabrese! At the beginning of her career she was considered not pretty enough compared to other standard beauties (like Greta Garbo or Sophia Loren later) so someone decided to make her "an exotic beauty" saying that she was born in Egypt from egyptian father. But later in the 60's she said that she was born in Rome from roman mother and calabrese father.

[Scipio Africanus]

Dinaro Med

[Hadouken]

Armenid + CM

[Peyrol]

Terù/Teruna (lombard language) = southern italian. It's not an offense... Like any unknow word foreigners turn it into an offense: southern italians thought it was offensive, but literally terù/teruna means "of the earth"(ground workers), these names were/are even commonly used for families and town inhabitants in this area, e.g. the inhabitants of Casnìch were called "copa gécc"(peoples killers). Being offended by a word like "terù" is the same as black people that get offended when called "negro" but in fact that's just the spanish word for "black", you'll know better than me.

Not many people know this...

[Trun]

I don't see Armenoid to be honest. Dinarid or Dinaromed. My mother is of similar type.

[Dorian]

Her surname is probably albanian(arbereshe)and it's funny because like this guy http://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?49285-Classify-Frank-Zappa ..they've been classified as armenoids,I guess if they were just albanians they'd be ubermensch dinarids but they are italians which means they are armenoids!I really do believe there is bias for these two races.

[Scipio Africanus]

Her surname is probably albanian(arbereshe)

her surname is not arbereshe..

[quaquaraqua]

Magnani is an emilian surname! Very widespread especially here.

[Tooting Carmen]

I did find some colour photos of her on Google. Anyway, she looks East Med to me.
http://static.fanpage.it/cinemafanpage/wp-content/uploads/gallery/anna-magnani/durante-le-riprese-di-la-sciantosa.jpg http://www.corriereitaliano.com/media/photos/unis/2013/09/24/2013-09-24-12-14-58-magnani.jpg http://www.annamagnanisito.com/uploads/8/3/4/4/8344552/6801402.jpg http://mag.sky.it/static/contentimages/original/sezioni/mag/life_style/2013/08/28/anna-magnani.jpghttp://deeperintomovies.net/journal/image08/goldencoach4.jpg

[alnortedelsur]

East-Med and Dinaric.

[Trun]

If she was French or Spanish classifications would have been a lot different.

[Sikeliot]

If she was French or Spanish classifications would have been a lot different.

She couldn't be.

[King Oskar]

(East?) Med + Dinaric to me. I don't see anything about her that doesn't fall under a "dinaric" range.

[_Devis_]

Magnani is an emilian surname! Very widespread especially here.
In facts, her mother was emilian. She kept her mother's surname as well as her son Luca.

[Scipio Africanus]

Her paternal surname is Del Duce

[_Devis_]

Her paternal surname is Del Duce
True. She said once that she didn't like to be called "La figlia Del Duce", ahaha!
BTW, I am not an expert but I see something mediterranean, right?

[Scipio Africanus]

True. She said once that she didn't like to be called "La figlia Del Duce", ahaha!
BTW, I am not an expert but I see something mediterranean, right?

true :D
Secondo me lei è Dinaro Med ma nemmeno io sono un esperto..

[Smaug]

Armenoid? Really? I cannot believe this people. She is textbook Dinarid.

[_Devis_]

true :D
Secondo me lei è Dinaro Med ma nemmeno io sono un esperto..
Dinarica non mi sembra affatto. Forse Armenid, forse.
Non capisco se ha qualcosa di arabo o è solamente molto molto romana :D

[_Devis_]

Armenoid? Really? I cannot believe this people. She is textbook Dinarid.
I thought she was a bit Armenoid but as I wrote before, I am not an expert so I can't tell. I trust in you all :D

[Ianus]

Dinarid, dinaromed

She had Calabrese origins from father and from Marche from mother

[Volscian]

Dinaro-Med