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Tap a name card for details. Real surnames, counts and ethnicity shares: US Census Bureau, 2020 Census surname file. First names: 2020 Census first-name file. Other origins: open surname lists for each country, checked by hand. Fantasy names are invented by this tool.
Italian surnames from a list of 2,000+
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What Italian last names tell you
- Colours and looks: Rossi and Russo (red, often for red hair) are the two most common surnames in Italy. Bianchi means white.
- Fathers’ names: De Luca and Di Marco mean of Luca and of Marco.
- Places: names like Lombardi (from Lombardy) or Napolitano (from Naples).
- Jobs: Ferrari and Ferraro come from ferro, iron: a smith, like the English Smith.
Italian names are common in the US too: Russo ranks 740th and Rossi 1,387th. Find any name’s rank with how common is my last name.
Frequently asked questions
What is the most common Italian last name?
Rossi is the most common surname in Italy, followed by Russo.
Why do so many Italian surnames end in -i?
The -i ending is a plural or family form, so Rossi can be read as the Rossi family. In southern Italy names more often end in -o, as in Russo and Esposito.
Can I get other European names?
Yes. Try the German last name generator or the English last name generator.