Oro

Occupational

Meaning

Derived from the Spanish and Italian word 'oro' meaning 'gold,' likely a descriptive or occupational surname.

Etymology

The surname derives directly from the Spanish and Italian word for gold, suggesting either a descriptive surname for someone associated with gold or an occupational surname for a goldsmith or gold merchant. It may also derive from a place name or personal characteristic.

About the Oro Surname

A Spanish and Italian surname derived from the word for gold, likely indicating an occupational connection to gold work or trade. The surname appears in various forms throughout the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America.

Distribution

Found in Spain, Italy, and Spanish-speaking countries, particularly in Latin America.

Notable Bearers

Limited widely documented notable bearers

People with the Oro Surname