name of Salazar

[a_reader2003]

No: HPFGUIDX 76686

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, Carolina <silmariel at t...> wrote:
> Catlady:
(snip)
ZAR means old, and SALA is Palace, so te meaning is "The old Palace"."
(snip)
> From http://www.buber.net/Basque/Surname/S/salazar.htm
(snip)
> Translation: The origin from the linage: two brothers from 
Normandis arrived 
> at Santona, the older settled in Salazar, Castilla la vieja 
(Burgos), the 
> younger in El Tobar (Burgos)
> 
> I don't know how the author concludes from this that Salazar is a 
basque name. 
> It seems to be from Burgos, Castilla the Old.
> 
> I've found another page that cites dates, here 
> http://www.geocities.com/salazarisaias/
(snip)
> 
> Translated: Salazar is a toponimic with sephardite-castillian 
origin, from the 
> valley of the same name, in Burgos, in Comunity of Castilla and 
Leon. Founder 
> was Galindo de S, first lord of the valley. One of his sons was 
Martín 
> Galindo de S, second lord of S in 884.
> 
> And here is more information, from 
> http://www.sephardim.com/namelist.shtml?
mode=form&from=S&to=S&Search=Search
>  
> [[
> Salazar(1)(2)(3)(6c)(9)(14)(29)
> (~): upload completed
> (1) From the civil records of Amsterdam, The Netherlands.(~)
> (2) From the records of Bevis Marks, The Spanish and Portuguese 
Congregation 
> of London.(~)
> (3) From the burial register of Bethahaim Velho Cemetery, Published 
by the 
> Jewish Historical Society of England.(~)
> (6c) Reports the names of people who appeared before the 
inquisition in El 
> Peru.(~)
> (9) From the book, "Precious Stones of the Jews of Curacao Jewry 
1657-1957.(~)
> (14) From the publication, "Los Sefardes", by Jose M. Estrugo. 
Published by 
> Editorial Lex La Habana, 1958. (Apellidos corrientes entre los 
Sephardies)(~)
> (29) "Sangre Judia" ("Jewish Blood") by Pere Bonnin. A list of 
3,500 Jewish 
> names as created and defined by the Holy Office (la Santo Oficio) 
of Spain. 
> The list is a result of a census of Jewish communities of Spain by 
the 
> Catholic Church. All the names listed here are those of Jewish 
origin.
> ]]
> 
> Don't seems basque.
> 
> silmariel

>From CW:

Silmariel, this is quite fascinating. Are you saying that Salazar is 
actually an ancient Jewish name ? Given the whole good v.evil theme 
of the series, Harry as potential saviour/but as yet unknown, 
possible family relationship with Voldemort, descendent of Slytherin 
etc, the twists to the end confrontation are very complex to 
contemplate. Harry as modern saviour of the Jewish race ? Oh lordy... 
but maybe I have not quite understood your post, is this what you 
mean?