FARINA

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Farina

Farina is a British surname of Italian origin. It derives from the Italian word "farina" which means flour. The surname was likely used to denote someone who worked with flour or perhaps a miller.

The Farina surname has historical roots in Italy, particularly in regions known for their flour production. Over time, some individuals bearing the Farina surname migrated to the United Kingdom and other countries, leading to its presence as a British surname.

Like many surnames, the Farina name may have undergone variations in spelling over the centuries. In Britain, the name may have evolved from Farina to variations such as Ferina or Farini.

Individuals with the surname Farina have likely left their mark in various fields, including culinary arts, music, arts, and academia. As with many surnames, researching the history of the Farina name can provide insights into a family's heritage and connections to different regions and cultures.

There are approximately 347 people named Farina in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around five in a million people in Britain are named Farina.

Origin: Galician

Region of origin: Europe

Country of origin: Spain

Religion of origin: Christian

Language of origin: Galician

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

Christopher
Dino
Jerome
Laurent
Matthew
Michele
Nicholas
Nicolas
Paolo
Paul
Peter
Robert
Roberto
Robin

Female

Ana
Anna
Annamaria
Christine
Claire
Diane
Elaine
Francesca
Maria
Mary
Nada
Rachel
Rita
Sara
Sarah

Similar and related surnames

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