Piccinnu and specific of Olbia, with stems to Telti, Budoni and Calangianus always in Gallura, dovrebbe will be derived from a soprannome based on the small Sardinian end (piccino, piccolino). Integrations provided by Giuseppe Concas PICCINNU; (PICCINNO) boy, boy, young man and little boy; and the variant sarda dell'italiano piccin (n) o, (for use in the southern meridional dialects: Abruzzo, Calabria, Sicily: piccinninnu, piccinedde, picceninne, etc.). Whoever lives in Sardinia has a log in. and cent .; even when you have sperm (nasal) in which you talk. In addition, "it's small" or "we're losing it," in a family, I'm sleeping. Eat adjective and eat substantive and certified, in its variants, pithinnu, pikinnu, piticcu, piqueddu, piccatello (see the last name Piccherello), picinnu, picc? U, etc. in all the ancient letters of the language and the history of Sardinia. I have also known how to recover the medieval documents. Among the signatories of the Pace di Eleonora, LPDE of 1388, figure: Piccinnu Mundino, city Ecclesiarum, *** Villa Ecclesiarum ... odierno Iglesias. Et ego De Nelli Pelipaparius Ludovicus, civis et habitator terre et Ville Ecclesiarum ... sindicus, procurator universitatis Ville Ecclesiarum ... his to Formenyino Joanne, captain, camerlengo Ville Ecclesiarum di Sigerro. Omnibus habitatoribus dictate terre Ville Ecclesiarum, congregatis in Curia Magna ... in posse Virde Andree, quondam Virde Joannis of Civitate Sasseri ... nona die januarii 1388. Currently the last name Piccinnu, and present in 22 Communes of Italy, of which 14 in Sardinia: Olbia 186, Telti 40, Budoni 12, Calangianus 12, etc. The last name Piccinno and present in180 Common Italy (not in Sardinia), and registers its highest frequency in Puglia, in the province of Lecce.
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