Analysis Barass is French for bulky obstacle

[threesixpio]

“2 French, English: (i) nickname perhaps for a large or tall person, from Old French barrace 'large bar, bulky obstacle'. (ii) locative name possibly from the same word as in (i) in the technical sense 'the outwork of a fortress'.”

The outwork of a fortress ??!

Oppo goals? Forget it

 

[toomanysquibs]

“2 French, English: (i) nickname perhaps for a large or tall person, from Old French barrace 'large bar, bulky obstacle'. (ii) locative name possibly from the same word as in (i) in the technical sense 'the outwork of a fortress'.”

The outwork of a fortress ??!

Oppo goals? Forget it

Outwork of a fortress.

Sounds like a segue to a sentence involving Battle?

 

[threesixpio]

Outwork of a fortress.

Sounds like a segue to a sentence involving Battle?

One Day I might make that player related connection

 

[peetoo]

Isn’t it Italian derived like barassi?

 

[dermott]

Does Barrass have a similar meaning? Perhaps it is the formal spelling of the word!

 

[threesixpio]

Does Barrass have a similar meaning? Perhaps it is the formal spelling of the word!

You’re rreally pedantic

 

[Lord Lloyd]

You’re rreally pedantic

We are all really missing the football season already, aren’t we?!

 

[threesixpio]

Isn’t it Italian derived like barassi?

Likely Latin based. Was there an Emperor Barrasium? I say yes

 

[wahawk]

The Coat of Arms is fitting for the 1st part of his footy career

 

[threesixpio]

The Coat of Arms is fitting for the 1st part of his footy career

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