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Ghirelli has an Emilian lineage between Modena and Reggio, one in the Rovigoto, one from Romagna between Ravenna and Forlì, and one from Rome, Ghirello, decidedly more rare, has a stock in the Rovigoto and one in western Lombardy, Ghiretti has a stock in Parma in Parma , Montechiarugolo, Collecchio and Noceto, and one in the Belluno area in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Ghiri, absolutely rare, is specific to Lucca, Massarosa and Lucca, Ghirin and Ghirini, so rare to be almost unique, they would seem specific to northern Italy, Ghiro, decidedly Venetian, is specific in particular to the Paduan, Ghirone, almost unique, could be southern, perhaps Pugliese, Ghironi has stocks in the Verona area, in La Spezia, Parma and Carrara, and especially in Sardinia, in Cagliari in Maracalagonis, Quartu Sant ' Elena, Sinnai and Cagliari, in Burgos in the Sassari area and in Ogliastra in Lotzorai, Baunei and Tortolì, Ghirotti is characteristic of the area which includes the Rovigoto, the Ferrara area, the Ravenna area and the forlivese, Ghirotto has a stock in the Turin and Alessandria areas, one in north-western Lombardy and one in the Rovigoto, Ghirri is typical of Reggio, Reggio Emilia and Scandiano and of Formigine in the Modena area, all of which should derive, directly or through hypocoristic forms, from the name medieval, Ghiro, Ghironis, or even from nicknames originating, directly or through hypocorisms, from the term ghiro (animal known for its long hibernation period, but also for its voracity and agility), the Sardinian stock could derive from the Sardinian term ghironi (curves of the road or bends of the river), perhaps indicating that the progenitor came from an area with that characteristic. additions provided by Silvano Ghironi The surname Ghironi, found in the Campidanese (Maracalagonis, Quartu S. Elena, Sinnai and Cagliari) originates from the surname Chironi. In fact, two brothers named Chironi from Nuoro moved from Nuoro to Maracalagonis towards the end of the eighteenth century. Subsequently, also due to the passage from Spanish to Italian, in the documents of the church, there was a corruption of the surname from Chironi (which in Spanish documents was written Quirony to read Chironi) in Ghironi. From Maracalagonis, where today we find many people with this surname, it then spread more recently to Sinnai, Quartu and Cagliari.
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