Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

PICARI | PICARO

Picari has a small stock in Sutri in the Viterbo area and a Roman one and presences in Campania and Puglia, Picaro has a small Campano stock in Santa Maria Capua Vetere in the Caserta area and one more consistent in the Salerno area, in Scafati, Pagani and Pontecagnano Faiano, and one Apulian to Castellaneta, Taranto, Mottola and Palagiano in the Taranto area, to Biccari in the Foggia area and to Gioia del Colle in the Bari area, they should derive from a nickname attributed to the founders, born during the period of Spanish domination, based on the term picaro which in Spanish meant rascal , rascal, little good.

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