Literally it means six hours rises, six hours falls in reference to the tide and the natural bond Venice has with water.Venetians - as well as other peoples in contact with the sea - are used to sharing its breath, which is influenced by our satellite Moon, regulated in cycles of about six hours, in which the tide first rises and then falls. This daily swaying and calm rhythm, with which we live, thus leads to its being turned into a wise adage (together with a un alto e un basso fa un guałivo — something like a high and a low makes an average) that invites everyone to take life with more phil
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