Ferrari

Meaning

Blacksmith or iron worker.

Etymology

Derived from the Italian word 'ferro' meaning iron, with the suffix '-ari' indicating occupation. Originally used for blacksmiths or those who worked with iron.

About the Ferrari Surname

Ferrari is one of Italy's most common surnames, reflecting the importance of blacksmithing in medieval society. The surname has been borne by numerous notable figures throughout history.

Distribution

Widespread throughout Italy with particularly high concentrations in northern and central regions.