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Armiragli, quai only, it would seem the Marche, Armiraglio is characteristic of Busto Arsizio in the Varese area on the border with the Milanese, they should derive from the Venetian archaic armiraglio, with the meaning of commander of a formation of men of arms, more often than a ship or of a fleet, but it also assumes the meaning of adviser, as we can read in the de Navigatione of 1564, where we read: "..Then it is a sub-patron, a comitus, a socitocomito, two advisers in the Catalonian way, a venomian a homo de consiglo, the what in the galley of the capitanio if he calls armiraglio, VIII nauchieri, VI prudieri, two alieri of the disgust, a scribe, a scribe, an algoçino, XXX companions, a barber, a siniscalcho, a remular, a caulker, a cocho, a magister of 'asca, a botaro et dell' hommini from oar are six espaliers in the Catallano way, in the Vindiçiano way portolati, according to the first bancho, to poppe six criule stivano et levanose alli servitii, moço del the master, moço d'algoçino governs the arms and sees them again, dui moçi de scandalaro, two moçi de nauchieri at the room of meço, two moci de prudieri, a maiordomo or true guardian, et quisto governs the company de victuarie ... ".
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