Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

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PIANTA

Pianta and typical of Lombardy, Corbetta, Santo Stefano Ticino, Milano and Magenta in Milanese, Darfo Boario Terme, Brescia and Castel Mella in Bresciano and Tirano and Villa di Tirano in Sondriese, Piove di Sacco, Legnaro, Padova and Polverara in the padovano, in Venice and in Porto Viro in the rovigoto, with presence in Friuli and a building near Rapolla nel potentino, dovrebbe will derive from the name Longobardo Plant whose use we received a use period in a Brief investiture iure pignoris from 1160 to Brescia you I conclude: "... Ibi was Rodevuardus Pesacarnem et Albericus of Framusinis et Brixanus Pisilionus et Albericus de Mense et Ugucio de Rodengo et Summenza de Turgnano et Planta et Albertinus Culxonus et Gerardus de Cathegnano et frater eius rogati testes. Ego Ambrosius auctoritate domain Raimundi Brixiensis episcopi notarius rogatus hoc brief scripsi et interfui. "

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