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 | NICKNAMES From
  “Casapinta Mortigliengo” by Don Luigi Pastoris (anno 1954) | |
| Hamlet
  Benzio | “Z’rro” |  | 
| Hamlet
  Bosco | “Arabi
  e Uslat”, those of Bertin house |  | 
| Hamlet
  Campalvero | “Coc’
  e Cru” (cooked and raw). Called
  so because they lived between Masserano and Casapinta and they didn’t feel
  themselves inhabitants of these cities. In fact when they went shopping they used
  to say:” I go shopping to Casapinta”. | 
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| Hamlet
  Brovetto | “ |  | 
| Hamlet
  Scalabrino | “Strusa
  perci” (creep poles) |  | 
| Hamlet
  Fantone | “Mutun”
  (Sulkers) | 
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| Hamlet
  Gallo | “Pichet”
  (Pickets) | 
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| Hamlet
  Guardia | “Sentenzia
  o Barasun” (Tell a lot of sentences) | 
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| Hamlet
  Riva | “N’sacanebbia”
  (sacks of fog) . Called
  so because Hamlet Riva was very famous for the fog that came from the woods.
  The inhabitants were imaginated with sacks of fog in the hands.  | 
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| Hamlet
  Rondo | “Vulpun”
  (Foxes) | 
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|  | “Carabiun”
  (Hornets) “Sitadin”
  (Citizens) “Rigadin”
  (Person that sell accessorizes for tailors) | 
 
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