Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

VERALDI | VERARDI | VERARDO

Veraldi has a stump in Catanzaro and in the Catanzaro and one, perhaps not Secodario, in Brescia, Verardi has a Bolognese nucleus, a latium strain and one between the central-southern Apulia, the Matera and the Cosentino, Verardo seems to have three strains, in Salento, in Genoese and Trevigiano, should derive from the modified apheresis of the Germanic name Everhart (Everardo). In Venetian documents of 1307 is cited the deposition of Tal Marco Verardo, in 1400, in Sarzana (SP), we find Everhardus Heydnus, chaplain of Bishop Niccolò Albergati.

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