GORI
Gori
Gori is a British surname that has its origins in Italy. It is derived from the Italian word for "fair" or "pale." The surname Gori is believed to have been brought to the United Kingdom by Italian immigrants, possibly during the late 19th or early 20th centuries.
Individuals bearing the surname Gori can be found across various regions of the United Kingdom, with concentrations in urban areas like London and Manchester where there have been historical Italian immigrant communities.
The Gori surname may have undergone changes in spelling or pronunciation over time, as is common with surnames that have undergone transcription from one language to another. Variants of the surname may exist, such as "Goree" or "Gorie."
Those with the surname Gori may have diverse family backgrounds, but many would likely trace their ancestry back to Italy. Today, individuals with the Gori surname can be found engaged in a variety of professions and activities across the United Kingdom.
As with many surnames, the history and heritage of the Gori family name contribute to the rich tapestry of British society, reflecting the country's historical connections to cultures and peoples from around the world.
There are approximately 73 people named Gori in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Gori.
Similar and related surnames
- Goir
- Gor
- Gora
- Goria
- Gorie
- Gari
- Garia
- Garie
- Garis
- Garrie
- Gauri
- Gaurie
- Ghauri
- Ghori
- Ghoris
- Ghouri
- Ghuri
- Goar
- Goare
- Goor
- Gorai
- Gore
- Goree
- Gorey
- Goriah
- Gorick
- Gorin
- Goris
- Goro
- Gorr
- Gorri
- Gorrie
- Gory
- Gorys
- Gour
- Gourey
- Gouri
- Gourie
- Gourin
- Gouriou
- Gourri
- Goury
- Guerri
- Guri
- Guria
- Gurie
- Gurrie
- Caira
- Carre
- Core
- Corr
- Correa
- Correia
- Corrie
- Cree
- Curr
- Gare
- Garris
- Gary
- Goring
- Gower
- Kaura
- Kear
- Keer
- Kerai
- Kerr
- Kour
- Quarrie
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