Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

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CALDOGNETTO | CALDOGNO

Both typically Venetian, Caldognetto is typical of Vicenza, Isola Vicentina and Dueville, with presences also in Mantua, Caldogno, very very rare, is from Peschiera del Garda in the Verona area and San Giorgio in Bosco in the Padua area, should derive from the name of the town of Caldogno in the Vicenza area, probably the place of origin of the founders.

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Caldogno
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Language of the text: Italiano