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In Italian/Latin, what does the the word "vessilifero" mean? (ex: San Fabio il Vessilifero)?

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flag bearer. It's Italian, not Latin.
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sufix "fero" means bearer

vessillo is the flag

so flag bearer
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i'm italian and i can't speak english very well sorry...

hower it means ''who carries on a flag''
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There is no exact translation in modern English. The antiquated word is vexiIlifer, which means standard-bearer. This is a military rank. For more info-- see below.
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fererro roche
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