Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

Search Etymological origin of Italian surnames

GINA | GINI | GINO

Gina, almost unique, would appear to be Sicilian, with some presence in Turin, perhaps due to an incorrect transcription of the surname Gino, which has a stock in Turin, a small one in the Trapani area and one in the Palermo area, Gini is spread like a leopard across Central and northern Italy, with stocks in northern Lombardy, Verona, Tuscany between Florence, Pisa and Livorno, in Perugia and Rome, all these surnames should derive from apheretic forms of hypocoristic names like Luigi, Ambrogio or similar, probably brought from the founders.

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