TARALLO
Tarallo
Origin of the Surname: Tarallo is a British surname of Italian origin. It is derived from the Italian word "tarallo," which refers to a traditional Southern Italian snack. The surname likely originated as an occupational name for someone involved in the production or selling of taralli.
Distribution: The surname Tarallo is relatively rare in the British Isles, with only a small number of individuals bearing this name. The majority of individuals with the surname Tarallo can be found in regions with significant Italian immigrant populations.
Notable Individuals:
- Natalia Tarallo (b. 1985) - British-Italian artist known for her vibrant and abstract paintings.
- Luca Tarallo (b. 1972) - British-Italian chef and restaurateur famous for his innovative approach to Italian cuisine.
Coat of Arms: There is no widely recognised coat of arms associated with the surname Tarallo.
Trivia:
- The tarallo, from which the surname is derived, is a crispy and savoury snack popular in Southern Italy. It is often flavoured with fennel or pepper and is enjoyed with a glass of wine or as an appetiser.
Despite its limited presence in Britain, the surname Tarallo has a strong connection to Italian culture and heritage, reflecting the diverse tapestry of British society.
There are approximately 55 people named Tarallo in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Tarallo.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Calogero
- Ciro
- Giuseppe
- Mario
- Salvatore
Female
- Maria
Similar and related surnames
- Tarala
- Tarel
- Tarle
- Tarlo
- Tarrall
- Tarrel
- Tarrell
- Tarrill
- Taurel
- Tearall
- Tearrall
- Tearrell
- Terell
- Terral
- Terrall
- Tirrall
- Toral
- Toriello
- Tural
- Turell
- Turello
- Turral
- Turrall
- Tarantello
- Tarlow
- Tarrelli
- Tarriela
- Tearle
- Terala
- Terrell
- Terrill
- Tirrell
- Tirrill
- Torello
- Tourell
- Turrell
- Turrill
- Darrall
- Dearle
- Durrell
- Thrall
- Tyrrell
Related and similar names are generated algorithmically based on the spelling, and may not necessarily share an etymology.