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Caberletti, very very rare, is typical of the Rovigoto on the border with the Mantua, Bergantino and Bagnolo di Po, it should derive from the medieval name Berleto, of which we have an example of use in a writing of 1360: ".. ordinis sancti Johannis Hierosolimitani Claudio de Montone domino de Cormandi Theobaldo de la Briga Johanne Du Boys Anthonio de Varennis Johanne de Grymaldis Mermeto Lombardy Francisco de Chissiaco Berleto de Alodio cum pluribus aliis nobilibus testibus ibidem astantibus et vocalis Deinde statim et incontinenti post premissa et in eodem loco convocatis in unum nobilibus .. ", but it is also possible to derive from a place name based on the Berletum term, as there are in Bologna, Ravenna, Forlì and other sites in the area, Veneto, Emilia Romagna, Romagna, in the dialect of Emilia and the Romagna is a kind of willow, therefore one might think that the place was indicated as the home of the willows. hypotheses provided by Michelangelo Caberletti Caberletti would appear to consist of the prefix Cà (Casa - Casato) and the root berletum, from berula (aquatic plant), or uncultivated and wooded land (Terre buschive seu berlete). Berleta was the name of floodplain areas in use until the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. It could therefore be ascribed among the surnames deriving from a toponym of ancient use: Casa del Berletto, localizable in Berlè's seraglio, a contracted form of berletto, between Castelmassa and Ceneselli (Ro).
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