CAVALLARO
Cavallaro
Cavallaro is a surname of Italian origin, particularly prevalent in southern Italy. Despite its Italian roots, it is not uncommon to find individuals of British descent bearing this surname, likely due to historical migration patterns.
The name "Cavallaro" is derived from the Italian word "cavallaro," which means "knight." As such, it is believed to have originated as a nickname or occupational surname for someone who worked in a chivalrous or knightly profession.
Those bearing the surname Cavallaro may have a connection to regions such as Sicily, Calabria, or Campania in Italy, where the name is most common. Over time, individuals with this surname may have migrated to different countries, including the United Kingdom, contributing to its presence among the British populace.
As with many surnames, the meaning and significance of Cavallaro have evolved over centuries, shaping the identity of those who carry it. Today, individuals with the surname Cavallaro may have diverse backgrounds and stories that reflect the rich tapestry of British and Italian heritage.
There are approximately 84 people named Cavallaro in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Cavallaro.
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