Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

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VIERI | VIERO

Vieri is quite rare is typical Florentine, Viero seems to have a nucleus Vicenza and one in the Varesotto, should derive from the apheresis of the medieval name Oliverius, traces of this use we find them in Florence in 1400, in an act preserved in the archive of Santa Maria del Fiore reads: "Operarii suprascripti insimul ut et ubi supra congregati...... Vierius Guidi Soldos Quindecim... " Integrazionie provided by Giacomo Ganza/Villa di Tirano (SO) The Tuscan regional surname, outside the region, present practically only in Rome. At the moment it is perhaps one of the most famous Italian surnames in the world thanks to footballer Bobo Vieri. But also another footballer with the same name was popular, Lido Vieri. Integrazionie supplied by Roberto Quaranta Cristian Vieri is the son of a famous footballer but not of Lido, but of Roberto (also called Bob), Mezzapunta, who has played in the ranks of Sampdoria, Fiorentina, Juventus, Rome and Bologna.

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