Surnames Marino, Marini, Marinetti, Marinaccio, Marinazzo, Marinelli

Surnames Marino, Marini, Marinetti, Marinaccio, Marinazzo, Marinelli
  • The surname Marino is one of the 10 most common surnames in Italy.

Its origin could be:

  • derive from Marius (Mario) or ‘marinus’ (from the sea).
  • In some cases it could derive from a locality toponym called Marino, something frequent in southern Italy, establishing a connection with the word sea (coast) allowing us to presume that the place of residence of the parents was close to the coast. There have been numerous Italian noble families surnamed Marino; the nobility of Sicily mentions the Marino family of Genoa, emigrants from Sicily who long held more important positions in the Italian Republic.

Derived Surnames

Marino, Marini, Marinetti, Marinaccio, Marinazzo, Marinelli

Distribution in Italy

Surnames Carusi, Carusio, Carusello 

Surnames Carusi, Carusio, Carusello 

Surnames Romano, Romani, Roman, Romanelli, Romanetti, Romanini, Romanazzi, Romanatti, Romanini

Surnames Romano, Romani, Roman, Romanelli, Romanetti, Romanini, Romanazzi, Romanatti, Romanini

Surnames Barberi, Barberis, Barbero, Barbierato, Barbieri, Barbiero, Barbe, Labarbera, Barbiera, Barbera, Barberini

Surnames Barberi, Barberis, Barbero, Barbierato, Barbieri, Barbiero, Barbe, Labarbera, Barbiera, Barbera, Barberini

Surnames Fiorito, Fiorimonte, Fiorentina, Fioresi and others

Surnames Fiorito, Fiorimonte, Fiorentina, Fioresi and others

Surnames Fiore, Di Fiore, Fiorelli, Fiorucci, Fiorio and others

Surnames Fiore, Di Fiore, Fiorelli, Fiorucci, Fiorio and others

Surnames Giordano, Giordan, Giordani, Giordana, Giordanelli, Giordanengo, Giordanetti, Giordanetto, Giordaniello, Giordanino

Surnames Giordano, Giordan, Giordani, Giordana, Giordanelli, Giordanengo, Giordanetti, Giordanetto, Giordaniello, Giordanino