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Typically Lombard Bonaita and Bonaiti, Bonaita is from the Bergamo area in particular, from Martinengo, Romano from Lombardy and Bergamo, Bonaiti is very common especially in the Lecco area, in Calolziocorte, Lecco, Carenno and Torre de 'Busi, and in San Giovanni Bianco, San Pellegrino Terme, Cisano Bergamasco and Caprino Bergamasco in Bergamo, Bonaiuti from Tuscany, Buonaiuti, very rare, is from Florence, characteristic of Prato and the Florentine, of Florence, Pontassieve, Sesto Fiorentino and Calenzano, with a stock also in Bologna, in Casalecchio di Reno and Bologna, Sicilian Bonaiuto, especially from the Syracuse area, Syracuse, Palazzolo Acreide, Canicattini Bagni and Pachino, Nicosia nell'ennese and Pachino in the Catania area, very rare and of antecedent Bonajuto, Buonaiuto is specific of Sarno in Salerno, with an important stock also in Naples, Saviano, San Gennaro Vesuviano, Scisciano and Nola in the Neapolitan dialect, all these surnames should derive from the medieval names Bonaita or Bonaiutus, a name medieval late Latin good wish, composed of the words bon or good for good and aita or help for help, name given to their children in the hope that they were a good helper for the family.
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