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ANIELLO

Aniello, uncommon, seems to have in addition to the Campanian stock, between Naples and Caserta, also one in the Bari area, it derives from the medieval name Aniellus (Understanded Lamb of God) of which one has an example in the 5th century with Aniellus Oratius de Venosa (PZ) , it could also, in some cases derive from the apheresis of toponyms like Curtaniello (BA) or Puccianiello (CE) or even from a dialectal nickname originated from the word aniello (lamb), an example of this cognominizzazione we find it in 1700 with monsignor Domenico Aniello, bishop of Acerenza (PZ).

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