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Aramu is typical of southern Sardinia, of Terralba in the Oristano area, of Cagliari, Capoterra, Quartu Sant'Elena and Elmas in the Cagliari area and of Serrenti in the Medio Campidano area. additions by Giuseppe Concas ARAMU: a-ramu, ar-ramu, ramu, means branch and comes from the Latin ramus. In the dialects of the Campidano he takes the prosthetic vowel, as, indeed, almost all the words that begin with erre. It is in fact a typically Campidanese surname. The proper meaning is of small branch, for big branch we say sa nai or sa sida. Arramai has the meaning of cutting small branches, for example in pruning flowers or even fruit trees; arramai also has the meaning of sprinkling the streets with aromatic herbs and flowers before the passage of a procession or procession etc. In Catalan, enramar means decorating the balconies and window sills of flower houses, or even female breasts! In the ancient documents in our possession there is no Aramu surname, which we currently find in 74 Italian Municipalities, of which 33 are in Sardinia (with the greatest circulation in Cagliari and Terralba): Cagliari 108, Terralba 101, Capoterra 30, Quartu SE 26, Elmas 20, etc. Francesco Aramu, a native of the Sardinian island of La Maddalena, Milanese by adoption, journalist, writer and above all a great painter: a visit to the Web - Francesco Aramu: for us we add in Sardinian - u 'a-ramu bellu, de matta bona = a beautiful branch, of a good tree!
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