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Binetti seems to have a Lombard lineage, probably from Brescia and one from Puglia, Binetto, practically unique, it should be a transcription error of Binetti, Bini is widespread throughout the central north, with a strain also in the Bari area, Bino, very rare, has a a very rare rare family from Brescia and one from Belluno, Binagnolo seems to be Romagnolo, Binotto is specific to the area that includes the Vicenza area, the Paduan area and the Treviso area, and should derive from the medieval name Binus obtained by apheresis of names such as Albinus, Cerbinus and others, use which can be seen in this 11th century paper: "... Cerbínus qui Binus dicitur filius Guidi Saltetelli ...", a name already used in 1300 as we see in this act of March 1310 drawn up in Gemona: ". ..Presentibus Reverend viro domino Gualione archidiaconus Aquilegiensis ...... Jacobutio de Glemona domicello dicti archidiaconis et Bino de Sancto Miniato.Testibus vocatis et rogatis ... ". we find traces of this surname in Florence in this act of 1308: "... Actum apud dictam ecclesiam Sancte Marie, presentibus testibus ser Iohanne Gini notary, Goccio Vengne et Manecto Bini de Calenzano ad hoc habitis et vocatis ...". additions provided by Giovanni Vezzelli Binetti is a Pugliese surname formed by the toponym Binetto (BA).
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