Cambarere, practically unique, is probably due to a transcription error by Cambareri, which is typical of the Reggio area, of Bagnara Calabra, but, although to a lesser extent, of Scilla, Villa San Giovanni, Campo Calabrò, Seminara and Gioia Tauro, Cameriere , very rare, it is typical of Lattarico in the Cosenza area, Camerieri, absolutely rare, it would seem of the Perugian, Perugia and Valfabbrica, Always of the Perugian should be the absolutely rare Cammarieri and Cammerieri, Cammarere, very rare, seems to be specific of Sant`Eufemia d`Aspromonte in the Reggio area, Cammareri is typically Sicilian from Trapani, Trapani, Marsala, Erice, Mazara del Vallo and Gibellina, with stocks also in Palermo and Messina, a small stock is also present in Taurianova in the Reggio area, all these surnames should derive , depending on the moment in which they were formed, if in a period close enough to terms, more or less dialectal, indicating the profession of waiter as currently we mean, if in the late medieval or Renaissance period they derive instead from the function of a gentleman waiter, a senior official assigned to administrative or court management functions to the services of the high nobility and the high clergy.
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