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The names on the Catalan Wikipedia ("Pero", "Ferrando", "Alvar", "Joan") are the Aragonese names using the SLA norm, as their Wikipedia has a tendency to use local names for persons/places/things outside the Catalan Countries. Traditionally these forenames are Pere, Ferran, Àlvar, Joan in Catalan.

The -ez patronymics sometimes have their own Catalan version, ending in -is (or, rarely, -es). From Spanish to Catalan these are:

• Fernández -> Ferrandis
• Pérez -> Peris
• Núñez -> Nunyes 1, 2
• Ruiz -> Ruis ( 1, 2)

Thus we have this list of names:

• Pere Ruis d'Açagra
• Ferran Ruis d'Açagra
• Pere Ferrandis d'Açagra
• Àlvar Peris d'Açagra
• Joan I Nunyes de Lara
• Joan II Nunyes de Lara

Briantin de Montrei ( talk) 19:04, 1 July 2024 (UTC) reply