Classify Italian model Veronica Olivier

[Ctwentysevenj]

http://i.imgur.com/wcFJZ1U.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/gLO3YJK.jpg

[Nurzat]

you post a lot of Subnordids. it is a nice type though :) my ex was one. but natural hair (light brown), while you post almost only dyed ones

[Ctwentysevenj]

I just saw her picture so I decided to post, irrespective if sub nordid or pure nordid.

[guyinsf]

subnordid with a bit of baltid perhaps.
Is that her real last name, French heritage maybe?

[Blake]

More pics.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-KhMloQBJIkw/Uu6bReNSMcI/AAAAAAAAEbM/ltU3GJSqYzQ/s1600/Veronica+Olivier5.jpg

https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4055/4534820548_f8cf7b9bcb_z.jpg

http://img6.douban.com/img/celebrity/large/24496.jpg

For me is more nordid case with minor (?) baltid.

[Valmont]

sub-nordid

you dont like nordids in pure form??

I think he has a thing for Italian and French women. "Pure" nordid types are rare in those countries and usually mixed with something else.

[de Burgh II]

I think he has a thing for Italian and French women. "Pure" nordid types are rare in those countries and usually mixed with something else.

http://tundratabloids.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/clapping1.gif

:p...

[Ctwentysevenj]

I think he has a thing for Italian and French women. "Pure" nordid types are rare in those countries and usually mixed with something else.

I am not saying they are common in Italy and France, just portraying they do exist in those countries. There are some members persists and trolling especially Italians they are swarthy Arabs.

[Valmont]

I am not saying they are common in Italy and France, just portraying they do exist in those countries. There are some members persists and trolling especially Italians they are swarthy Arabs.

I am not denying that at all, many of my paternal family members exhibit "nordid" features and my sister was classified as Nordid on here (mostly of the Keltic type) I was just answering the comment asking you why you weren't into "pure" nordid types. You seem to like French and Italian girls, they are rarely "purely" nordid (often sub-nordid)

[Ctwentysevenj]

I am not denying that at all, many of my paternal family members exhibit "nordid" features and my sister was classified as Nordid on here (mostly of the Keltic type) I was just answering the comment asking you why you weren't into "pure" nordid types. You seem to like French and Italian girls, they are rarely "purely" nordid (often sub-nordid)

I like all European girls, not just Italian and French. I am into all phenotypes, but a preference to nordid and sub nordid types. I have posted nearly every European nationality , especially ones from Alpine countries.

[Peter Nirsch]

Her surname is French, she's not Italian at all.

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

Her surname is French, she's not Italian at all.

It seems like many of those blondes that he like to post here a lot and on his threads, who are mainly people from South of Tyrol, who are not really ethnic Italians.

[Petalpusher]

Very bangable I thought the links were wrong she looks like that Miss Provence on some pics, more slavic on some others.

[kantez]

Her surname is French, she's not Italian at all.

Excuse me? Olivier is a Venetian surname, get your facts straight stupid romanian

http://www.cognomix.it/mappe-dei-cognomi-italiani/OLIVIER

[Peter Nirsch]

Excuse me? Olivier is a Venetian surname, get your facts straight stupid romanian

http://www.cognomix.it/mappe-dei-cognomi-italiani/OLIVIER

I'm not Romanian, while you're Italian, though you pretend to be Danish, like those retarded It***rats members who act like dogs begging to be associated with Northern Europeans, despite their levantine brownish look.

Anyway every website says Olivier is a French surname, it's common only in France and not in Italy

It's written even in italian sites, like this one:
http://www.geneanet.org/cognomi/olivier#

According Wikipedia it's of Anglo-French origin:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_(Scottish_surname)



http://www.geneanet.org/cognomi/olivier# click on the map and you can realize that in France live 672.000 Olivier VS 37 in Veneto
And the girl in the pictures is not Venetian, according Wikipedia she was born in Latium.


Distribution of ther surname Olivier in Italy:

Localizzazione Numero d'individui Percentuale
Lazio 168 40.78%
Liguria 82 19.9%
Piemonte 54 13.11%
Veneto 37 8.98%
Lombardia 19 4.61%
Emilia-Romagna 17 4.13%
Campania 15 3.64%
Toscana 7 1.7%
Friuli-Venezia Giulia 4 0.97%
Valle d'Aosta 3 0.73%
Sicilia 3 0.73%
Puglia 1 0.24%
Marche 1 0.24%
Abruzzo 1 0.24%

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

I'm not Romanian, while you're Italian, though you pretend to be Danish, like those retarded It***rats members who act like dogs begging to be associated with Northern Europeans, despite their levantine brownish look.

Anyway every website says Olivier is a French surname, it's common only in France and not in Italy

It's written even in italian sites, like this one:
http://www.geneanet.org/cognomi/olivier#

According Wikipedia it's of Anglo-French origin:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_(Scottish_surname)


And if you're interested about distribution you can use this Worldnames:
http://worldnames.publicprofiler.org/Default.aspx?region=!WORLD-EUROPE

you can realize that in France live 672.000 Olivier VS 190 in Veneto
And the girl in the pictures is not Venetian, according Wikipedia she was born in Latium.

Funny but true. typical complex hook nozed Italic rats clowns.

[Peter Nirsch]

Funny but true. typical complex hook nozed Italic rats clowns.

I've made a correction, the Olivier's living in Veneto are 37. In France they are more than 672000

[Havomrak]

http://roma.corriere.it/roma/notizie/cronaca/09_novembre_11/veronica_olivier_moccina_latina-1601992865126.shtml

"I nonni paterni sono veneti"

[protx]

You're right Tony, Olivier is from Veneto

[protx]

I've made a correction, the Olivier's living in Veneto are 37. In France they are more than 672000

Wrong. Italian surname Olivier has nothing to do with the french one. In Veneto we drop the last vowel that's why it's Olivier. Olivier in Italy is a Venetian surname from Belluno (I live there). The Olivier's living in Veneto are much more than 37, you're relying too much on incomplete and unofficial data. My telephone book and living there are a much more reliable source. You can look it up in the "pagine bianche" web service.
Olivier presence in other italian regions is due to internal migration, occoured between italian unification and ww2.
As for this girl, her grandparents moved from Veneto to Lazio during italian fascism (as a lot of people from Veneto and Friuli did) to claim agricultural land assigned by the government.

You're welcome.

[Peter Nirsch]

Wrong. Italian surname Olivier has nothing to do with the french one. In Veneto we drop the last vowel that's why it's Olivier. Olivier in Italy is a Venetian surname from Belluno (I live there). The Olivier's living in Veneto are much more than 37, you're relying too much on incomplete and unofficial data. My telephone book and living there are a much more reliable source. You can look it up in the "pagine bianche" web service.
Olivier presence in other italian regions is due to internal migration, occoured between italian unification and ww2.
As for this girl, her grandparents moved from Veneto to Lazio during italian fascism (as a lot of people from Veneto and Friuli did) to claim agricultural land assigned by the government.

You're welcome.


It's false, in any website it's written that Oliviers living in Italy are few hundreds. That surname doesn't sound Italian or Venetian.

[aherne]

Pretty light Italian (reduced CM). Resembles women that appeared in Da Vinci paintings...

[protx]

It's false, in any website it's written that Oliviers living in Italy are few hundreds. That surname doesn't sound Italian or Venetian.

OMG Can you read ? French Olivier is NOT the same as italian Olivier, for Christ's sake. In a lot of venetian surnames the final vowel is dropped so a surname like Oliviero or Olivieri (ancient Venetian family) becomes Olivier.
There are tons of venetians surnames that don't sound italian, what does that mean ? Olivier is italian venetian for the above-mentioned reasons, that's the end of it.
Here, http://www.paginebianche.it/, this is actually the only reliable source, since you have to register a phone number to be listed on the phone book.
177 Oliviers in Itlay 116 from Veneto (93) and Friùli (23), the rest are scattered all around Italy.

You're welcome again fact-free boy.

[Bagot]

She has a Venetian surname from Belluno, Lol

[safinator]

Nordid with Alpinid

[Oddone]

Nordid with Alpinid

So a subnordid?

[Peter Nirsch]

She has a Venetian surname from Belluno, Lol

false. it's french.

[Bagot]

false. it's french.

Her paternal grandparents come from Veneto, deal with it.


http://roma.corriere.it/roma/notizie/cronaca/09_novembre_11/veronica_olivier_moccina_latina-1601992865126.shtml

"I nonni paterni sono veneti"

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

It's false, in any website it's written that Oliviers living in Italy are few hundreds. That surname doesn't sound Italian or Venetian.

You're talking to currupted users, Italic rats, lol.
Says registered 2015, with 3 posts,so go figure, lol.

[Mn The Loki TA Son]

false. it's french.

That aside, I wanna add something funny, about the fact Twentysevenj always only post blondes and fake blondes also passing them as natural and typical Italians and many mainly from South Troy or mixed people from Australia mixed with British, nice try.

[Charles Bronson]

to blonde.

[kantez]

what expect from a mexican triracial from veracruz and a gypsy of unknown origins who don't know anything about Italy, let alone regional surnames. LOL

As said before, in Venetian surnames the last vowel is dropped many times, it's one of their characteristics (like the ones ending in -ato or the ones with the preposition Dal). They mostly end in N, but it can also happen with other consonants.

Like Pavan, Schiavon, Furlan, Sartor etc. Another surname that exists both in Veneto and France is Martin.

http://www.cognomix.it/mappe-dei-cognomi-italiani/OLIVIER

[Amor Vincit Omnia]

false. it's french.

hi Peter , also I found in internet page ...Ci sono circa 195 famiglie OLIVIER in Italia
famiglie mean family , every family has more members ...

[Peter Nirsch]

https://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Olivier

Olver (English and Scottish), Olive, Olivier, Ollivier (French), Oliva, Olivo, Oliverio, Livieri, Uliveri, Veiri, Vieri, Vieiro (Italy), Olivas, Olivera (Spain & Portugal9

[Peter Nirsch]

hi Peter , also I found in internet page ...Ci sono circa 195 famiglie OLIVIER in Italia
famiglie mean family , every family has more members ...

it's false, every web site says it's a French surnames and in Veneto live about 60 people (not family) called Olivier


61147

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=61147&d=1442848340

[Peter Nirsch]

what expect from a mexican triracial from veracruz and a gypsy of unknown origins who don't know anything about Italy, let alone regional surnames. LOL

As said before, in Venetian surnames the last vowel is dropped many times, it's one of their characteristics (like the ones ending in -ato or the ones with the preposition Dal). They mostly end in N, but it can also happen with other consonants.

Like Pavan, Schiavon, Furlan, Sartor etc. Another surname that exists both in Veneto and France is Martin.

http://www.cognomix.it/mappe-dei-cognomi-italiani/OLIVIER


probably you and your family are mixed with gypsies. Surely not me. You're another nordic wannabie italian, lol, Denmark flag explains it all. Olivier is a French surname, it's a fact not an opinion.

[kantez]

if it was a common surname from Piedmont perhaps you could say it was influenced by French. But in Veneto? lol just give up, bye.

[Bagot]

it's false, every web site says it's a French surnames and in Veneto live about 60 people (not family) called Olivier


61147

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=61147&d=1442848340

And again, in Veneto is a Venetian surname. Is it very difficult to understand for you?

[Amor Vincit Omnia]

it's false, every web site says it's a French surnames and in Veneto live about 60 people (not family) called Olivier


61147

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=61147&d=1442848340

what you are saying ...famiglie mean family not person hahahaha
you find I don't know where ...ok wait I send you the page

http://www.cognomix.it/mappe-dei-cognomi-italiani/OLIVIER

Ci sono circa 195 famiglie OLIVIER in Italia
there are about 195 family OLIVIER in Italy ....

and then you see the map you post ...the high contentration of surname Olivier is in French but is also well know in many other European countries with less precence ...we don't know if it refer at the same root ...the same surname can have different origin
the name olivierus ( latin language ) is in Italy since 1400 then the evolution of name in olivieri and oliviero , as in Veneto they cut the last vowel

http://www.paginebianche.it/cognome/olivieri.htm

olivieri for example fix with the same surname Olivier as has a probably common origin from the Chanson de Roland

but also in the case you right I cannot see the problem how it is fix with the fact the the Italian girl should not be Italians ...u mean that any French who has some link with a foreigner origin 300 or 400 years ago is not French . so 3 of 4 of American is not americans ?
if it is not and if it has the same root of French is also possible maybe one of her family member came from franc 300 or 400 years ago

[fancazzo]

She says she is half Roman and half Venetian in this interview.

http://roma.corriere.it/roma/notizie/cronaca/09_novembre_11/veronica_olivier_moccina_latina-1601992865126.shtml

[Amor Vincit Omnia]

https://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Olivier

Olver (English and Scottish), Olive, Olivier, Ollivier (French), Oliva, Olivo, Oliverio, Livieri, Uliveri, Veiri, Vieri, Vieiro (Italy), Olivas, Olivera (Spain & Portugal9

I have read the link you posted , I think it's very interesting
I can read ...
and recorded throughout Europe in localised spellings, this is a surname of either Ancient Greek or Roman origins

[Amor Vincit Omnia]

https://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Olivier

Olver (English and Scottish), Olive, Olivier, Ollivier (French), Oliva, Olivo, Oliverio, Livieri, Uliveri, Veiri, Vieri, Vieiro (Italy), Olivas, Olivera (Spain & Portugal9

and at end of that page it continue and say ....
Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.

[Amor Vincit Omnia]

thanks to explay us as the most ancient refer to that surname has greek or roman origin hahahahah

[Antimage]

according to this website spaniards and italians are either blonde or arabid :D

[Amor Vincit Omnia]

She says she is half Roman and half Venetian in this interview.

http://roma.corriere.it/roma/notizie/cronaca/09_novembre_11/veronica_olivier_moccina_latina-1601992865126.shtml

yes the mum is from Velletri , close to rome.

[Amor Vincit Omnia]

according to this website spaniards and italians are either blonde or arabid :D

Italians tend to be much more dark then blond , we are south European ... the fact 15 cent could look differtent it don't change that Italian dominat figure more Mediterranean than Nordic OF COURSE , WE are south European ..so ... we look south European hahah.
yes we got many kind of admixture in long time ...as other countries in Europe always fighting each other and also because different kind of trade for centuries and centuries

[Antimage]

Italians tend to be much more dark then blond , we are south European ... the fact 15 cent could look differtent it don't change that Italian dominat figure more Mediterranean than Nordic OF COURSE , WE are south European ..so ... we look south European hahah.
yes we got many kind of admixture in long time ...as other countries in Europe always fighting each other and also because different kind of trade

I agree, but why are some southern europeans so crazy here? They have idiotic agendas, they post arab looking southern european all the time (and sometimes blondes too but nothing in between)

[Bagot]

I agree, but why are some southern europeans so crazy here? They have idiotic agendas, they post arab looking southern european all the time (and sometimes blondes too but nothing in between)

Trolling war between Spanish and Italians started some years ago, as I know.

[Sikeliot]

Ok, too much off topic. This thread needs to be cleaned out.