CURRO
Curro
Curro is a British surname of Spanish origin, derived from the Spanish word "cuero," which means "leather" or "skin." The surname is believed to have been brought to the United Kingdom by Spanish immigrants or traders in the medieval period.
Notable individuals bearing the surname Curro have been identified throughout British history, particularly in regions with a history of Spanish influence such as London and certain coastal areas. The surname may have undergone various spelling adaptations over the centuries, reflecting shifts in pronunciation and regional accents.
The Curro family name is a part of the rich tapestry of British surnames, contributing to the cultural diversity and heritage of the nation.
There are approximately 16 people named Curro in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Fewer than one in a million people in Britain are named Curro.
Region of origin: Europe
Country of origin: Italy
Language of origin: Italian
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- Caeiro
- Caira
- Cairo
- Caro
- Caroe
- Caroo
- Caros
- Caroux
- Carow
- Carr
- Carre
- Carreau
- Carrew
- Carro
- Carron
- Carrou
- Carrow
- Carroway
- Carru
- Carrus
- Carue
- Core
- Coro
- Corr
- Correa
- Correia
- Corrie
- Corro
- Corrow
- Corue
- Cour
- Coureau
- Cree
- Cur
- Cure
- Cureau
- Curo
- Curoe
- Curr
- Curra
- Curre
- Currea
- Curree
- Curren
- Currew
- Curri
- Currie
- Curron
- Curroun
- Curroux
- Currow
- Currun
- Curry
- Gare
- Gor
- Gora
- Karrow
- Kaura
- Kear
- Keer
- Kerai
- Kerr
- Kerrou
- Kour
- Kouros
- Kuros
- Kurr
- Quarrie
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