Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

BROGLI | BROGLIA | BROGLIO

Brogli, absolutely rare, would seem to be from Ferrara, Broglia is widespread throughout the central north, particularly represented in the provinces of Milan and Pavia, Broglio has a nucleus in the Nodmilanese and a strain in the Vicenza area that could derive from the toponym Bogliano (VI), can be derived from broglio (place of meeting of the merchants), therefore inherent to the profession or from broglio the brollus (wood, orchard) therefore derived from the characteristics of a place. We find the famous traces of these surnames in Venice in the 1700s with the Marquis Broglio Solari, in 1600 he was Bishop of Asti Ottavio Broglia.

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