CORRADO
Corrado
Corrado is an Italian surname that has been adopted by some British families with Italian heritage. It has origins in the Italian word "corradino" meaning "brave" or "bold". The surname is relatively rare in Britain but has contributed to the diverse tapestry of British surnames.
Origin and Meaning:
The surname Corrado can be traced back to Italy where it was originally used as a first name before evolving into a hereditary surname. It is derived from the Italian word "corradino" which is a diminutive form of the name "Corrado" - the Italian equivalent of the name "Conrad".
Distribution and Variations:
Corrado is not a common surname in Britain, though there are likely individuals and families carrying this name across the country, particularly in areas with a history of Italian immigration. Variants of the surname may include spelling variations such as "Coradi" or "Corado".
Notable Individuals:
While the surname Corrado may not be widely recognised in British society, there may be notable individuals who have borne this name in various fields such as arts, academia, or sport.
References:
Surname databases and genealogical records can provide more information about the distribution and history of the Corrado surname in Britain, shedding light on its roots and the families that have carried it over time.
There are approximately 118 people named Corrado in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around two in a million people in Britain are named Corrado.
Similar and related surnames
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