Garibaldi

Meaning

Possibly derived from a Germanic personal name or place, with uncertain etymology.

Etymology

The surname may derive from Germanic roots similar to 'Gerhardt' or from an Italian place name, though the exact origin is debated among etymologists. It gained prominence through the famous Italian general Giuseppe Garibaldi (1807-1882).

About the Garibaldi Surname

An Italian surname that became internationally recognized through Giuseppe Garibaldi, the celebrated military leader of Italian unification. The name is associated with Italian heritage and nationalist history.

Distribution

Primarily found in Italy, with significant presence in South America (particularly Argentina and Brazil) and North America due to Italian immigration.

Notable Bearers

Giuseppe Garibaldi (Italian general and nationalist), Luciano Garibaldi (Italian footballer)

People with the Garibaldi Surname