What is the nickname for Ricardo in Sicily.
It doesn't seem prevalent there.
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Re: Nick for Ricardo
I've done research in many Sicilian towns but don't recall ever seeing the first name Ricardo. I know that sometimes Rico is used as a shortened version or nickname for the name but I can't say it's used in Italy or Sicily.
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Re: Nick for Ricardo
I have a possible 5GG (found through a cadastre of landowners) with the first name of "Riccardo". He is a member of the only family that has proven ties to a neighboring commune. It is the ONLY instance of that name I have come upon in all of my research (including families with which I have no connection). It must be an extremely rare name in Italy/Sicily (at least from the time period)...
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Re: Nick for Ricardo
The name in Italy is Riccardo. I don't think it is particularly rare (I don't know in Sicily). Ricardo is the Spanish version, you find it in South America.
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Re: Nick for Ricardo
Has anyone heard either Rico or Cardo used as a nickname in their Italian/Sicilian family?