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Garba, almost unique, has some sparse presence in Lombardy, Garbi is widespread throughout the north, in Piedmont in Turin, Biella, Vercelli and Bnovarese, in Lombardy in Pavia, Milan, Varese and Como, in Emilia in Piacenza and Parma. In Veneto especially in the Rovigoto, Garbo is Venetian in origin, probably from the Paduan area, with a possible strain in the Palermo area, Garbocci, very rare, is of Lucca, of Viareggio in particular and could also derive from the name of the village of Garbo, a fraction of Genoa, Garboli is very rare and probably has the same origin, but the original strain of the variant should have settled in the Verbanese, Garbolo, almost unique, it would seem Lombard, Garbotti is almost unique, could derive, directly or through various hypocoristic forms, from a nickname linked to the Germanic word harw (unripe) or to the medieval German garw (ornament), could also derive from the Celtic name Garva, or from one of its derivatives, i the medieval name of Germanic origins Garbus, or from an apochopaic form of the always Germanic name Garbaldus, originating from the union of the terms gari (spear) and bald (audacity), we have traces of these surnames in the early 1600s in the frusinate with the chancellor of Gallio family: "..Dominicus Garbus allius scripsi ..". additions provided by Giovanni Vezzelli Garbo is a Venetian surname. According to Olivieri 226 comes from the Venetian word 'garbo' = 'brusco'.
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