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Businarolo, very rare, is specific of the Paduan, of Este and of Sant'Elena in particular, it should derive from a nickname originated from the archaic dialect term Padua archaic (whistle, whistle), perhaps to emphasize a habit of the progenitor, a term that in turn it originated from the Latin term buccina or bucina (a bronze wind instrument used by the Roman legions as signaling, as a precursor to the trumpet).
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