Discussioni:Terrasini
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Terrasini[cancia la surgenti]
Chi appiru glòria rricchizzi e ruvini,
comu casteddu anticu di Carini,
e li pinzeri mei senz'arisettu,
volanu a Partinicu e a lu Burgettu,
cùrrinu nnintra li casi sularini,
di l'amici di Cinisi e Terrasini,
bbedda casa a nussu assimigghia,
dunni nascivi èu e la me famìgghia.
Nnintra stu paisi Muncilebri,
ca di lu celu pari ' binidittu;
dunni nàscia la luci di la storia
nnintra la Turri nurmanna maistusa,
e a Montidoru bbedda gluriusa,
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Terrasini + A Favaruotta[cancia la surgenti]
Terrasini - Sicilia, aloggi e tante informazione utile per una ...... ‘o Poeta ieranu i campagni ei marini ‘ri Terrasini e ‘ra Favaruotta, rui paisi unu all’atu il’avutru, ca sunnu unni accumincia umari ‘ri Casteddammari. ...
http://www.terrasini.com/siciliano.php3
La Favarotta[cancia la surgenti]
pescatori alla Favarotta (Terrasini).
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trappeto
Favarotta[cancia la surgenti]
Il paese di Terrasini, nei pressi di Palermo, è di impianto non molto antico e risulta dalla fusione di due diverse località: Terrasini e Favarotta.
http://www.archeogate.it/subacquea/article.php?id=82
TERRASINI Favarotta
http://www.linguasiciliana.org/toponomastica_file/pruvincia%20pa.doc
The name Terrasini probably derives from Latin "terra sinus" = "land at the gulf" (the Gulf of Castellamare) or from "terra sinorum" = "land of the bays" due to the strongly curved coastline with a large number of larger and smaller bays. The name was first cited for the region in a letter of saint Martin della Scale of November 24, 1350 as "terras vocatas li Terrasini". The grottoes in the area of Terrasini were inhabited already in the late paleolithic times. On different sites, tracks of Roman settlers were found. The origin of the town goes back to the late medieval times to a small settlement (called Favarotta) of agricultural workers on the large-scale landed property of the family "La Grua Talamanca" from Carini. In the 17th century, fishermen settled at the coast. When the former feudal property was left to the agricultural workers for cultivation, a florishing agriculture developed around the fishers' village. The date of birth of Terrasini as a commune of its own was October 24, 1836 when King Ferdinand II issued a decree that the village Favarotta should no longer be part of the commune Cinisi, but shall be a commune of its own with the Name of Terrasini.