O vento nasce a Vôtri; o se sposa a Corniggen; o se perde a Sâmpêdaenn-a

Language or variety: 
Ligurian
Literal translation: 

El viento nace en Voltri, se casa en Cornigliano; se pirede en Sampierdarena

Gloss: 

Il vento nasce in Voltri; si sposa in Cornigliano e poi si perde a Sampierdarena.

Categorization
Meteorology: 
wind
<wind [and related generic terms]>
General Subject Area: 
to be born
<personification and the like>
to marry
<personification and the like>
Geolocation

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Toponimic references:
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  • Cornigliano
    Territory:

    Cornigliano, Genoa [Genova], Liguria, Italy.

    Quarter in Genoa.

  •
    Sampierdarena
    Territory:

    Sampierdarena, Genoa [Genova], Liguria, Italy.

    Quarter in Genoa.

  •
    Voltri
    Territory:

    Voltri, Genoa [Genova], Liguria, Italy.

Geographic locations:
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  • Genoa [Genova]
    Territory:

    Genoa [Genova], Liguria, Italy.

    Genoa is the name of the city and of the province to which it belongs.

Sources
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Author Title Edition In source
RAIMONDI, Piero Proverbi genovesi Editorial:
Aldo Martello - Giunti Editore
Place of edition:
Firenze
Publication date:
1975
 Page:
22
Proverb number:
156
RAIMONDI, Piero Proverbi genovesi Editorial:
Aldo Martello - Giunti Editore
Place of edition:
Firenze
Publication date:
1975
 Page:
22
Proverb number:
156
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