PIRANI
Pirani
Etymology The surname Pirani is believed to have Italian origins, possibly derived from the Italian word "piranio," which means "furious" or "sullen." It is likely that the surname was brought to the United Kingdom by Italian immigrants and has since become established as a British surname.
Distribution The surname Pirani is found across the United Kingdom, with concentrations in areas such as London, Birmingham, and Manchester. It is more prevalent in England compared to Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
Notable Individuals
- Sir Abbas Khaiwani Pirani (1904–2004) - A prominent British-Indian physician who made significant contributions to the field of medicine and public health.
- Valerie Pirani - A British author and historian known for her works on British cultural history.
- Patrick Pirani - A British actor who has appeared in various stage productions and television shows.
Coat of Arms The Pirani family does not have an official coat of arms registered with the College of Arms. Individuals bearing the surname may choose to create or adopt their own coat of arms based on heraldic principles.
Trivia
- The Pirani surname is relatively rare in the United Kingdom compared to more common British surnames.
- Variants of the surname include Perani, Piarani, and Peirani.
- The Pirani name may have different variations or spellings in different regions of the UK due to historical and regional linguistic influences.
There are approximately 92 people named Pirani in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Pirani.