Ferro

Ferro referred

  • As Greco- Latin prefix much that has to do with iron in the chemical sense, in particular with iron in the 2 oxidation state ( FeII),
  • Fierro, former name of a Canary island of El Hierro see
  • Ferro meridian, formerly customary prime meridian
  • Ferro ( Covilhã ), Portuguese parish in the municipality of Covilhã
  • Ferro Carril Oeste, Argentine sports club

Ferro is the surname of the following persons:

  • Alexander Ferro ( born 1981 ), German pop singer and songwriter
  • António Ferro ( journalist) ( 1895-1956 ), Portuguese journalist, publisher and politician
  • António Ferro ( footballer ) ( 1896-1937 ), Argentine footballer
  • Antonio Ferro ( Mafioso ), Italian Mafioso
  • Eduardo Ferro Rodrigues ( b. 1949 ), Portuguese economist and politician
  • Gabriele Ferro ( born 1937 ), Italian conductor
  • Marc Ferro ( * 1924), French historian
  • Marco Antonio Ferro ( after 1600-1662 ), Italian composer and lutenist of the Baroque
  • Pablo Ferro ( born 1935 ), Cuban Animator
  • Pascal Joseph de Ferro (1753-1809), Vienna Stadtphysikus
  • Scipione del Ferro (1456-1526), Italian mathematician
  • Tiziano Ferro ( born 1980 ), Italian pop singer
  • Turi Ferro (1921-2001), Italian actor
  • Vito Cascio Ferro (1862-1943; aka Don Vito and Vito Cascioferro ), Sicilian mafioso
  • Xesús Ferro Ruibal ( born 1944 ), Spanish theologian
  • Disambiguation
Ferro-Meridian
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