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Last name related to nicknames related to the Latin word bovarius (relative to the oxen) or to the Italian word bove, therefore correlated with the agricultural or cowherd work, or derived from one of the many toponyms correlated with the word Bove, the Ligurian, Piedmontese strains could also derive from the French archaic term bouvier (cowherd, cowherd), or from the ancient Catalan term boher (guardian of the oxen), in some cases it is also possible that they derive from alterations of the medieval Germanic name Bodhari, originating in turn from the union of medieval terms germanici bod (messenger) and hari (army), with the meaning of messengers, military messenger, bishop. Boar, almost unique, would seem Piedmontese, Boara, absolutely rare, seems to be from Milan, Boari has a stock in Milan, one between Bologna and Ferrara, and one in the area that includes Ancona, Macerata and Perugia, Boaro has a in the Treviso area, one in the Udine area and one in the Ancona area, Boer is typically Venetian, while Boera, Boerchi and Boerchio are typical of the Milan area, of Pavia and of the neighboring provinces, Boeretto, extremely rare, seems to originate from the Venetian dialect, Boeri has a in the Asti area at Costigliole d'Asti in particular, a stock in the Piacenza area in Piacenza and Ferriere, but the main nucleus is mainly in Liguria in the Imperia area, in Badalucco, Taggia and San Remo, Boero is Piedmontese Ligurian with a stock also in Agliari and Capoterra in the Cagliari area, concentrated in particular in Turin, Asti, Mazzè in the Turin area and above all in Genoa, Boveri comes from the Alessandria area, but is also widespread in the provinces of Pavia and Piacenza, Bove rio, absolutely rare, is typical of the area of Alessandria, Pavia. In 1568 in Saluzzo in the Cuneo area we find Zaccaria Boverio who became a Capuchin father and left us theology writings.
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