Definition: Cavalli, a noun or a plural form of the name Cavaletti, is a surname derived from the Italian town of Cavallara, also known as Cavaletta. It has been a common surname in Italy for centuries due to its association with an area of small farming estates and a large number of people related to the Cavalli family. The word "Cavalli" can be used as a proper noun or as part of a plural form when referring to an individual from a town called Cavallara, which has a well-known and significant history in agriculture and wine production. In English, it is often pronounced as "kay-vahl". The surname itself is also widely recognized in Italy for its associations with farming and the name "Cavalleria", which translates to "vassalage" or "vassarriage". The term "Cavalli" can be used in a variety of contexts, including personal names, surnames, and family histories. It is also often associated with the town of Cavallara and its role as a significant agricultural center within Italy.

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