History:
The surname Palli is derived from the Latin word pallium, which means a cloak or mantle.
The Palli family originated in the region of Calabria, Italy, and is believed to have been established in the 12th century. The surname Palli is most commonly found in the southern regions of Italy.
Description:
The Palli family was known for its strong sense of loyalty, and the members of the family were expected to remain loyal to their family and their traditions.
The Palli family was known for its traditional celebrations and rituals, such as the annual feast of St. Nicholas, which was celebrated on December 6th.
Variations of the surname Palli include Pallo, Pallotti, Palluzzi, and Paluzzo.
