Volpi

Descriptive

Meaning

Derived from the Italian word 'volpe,' meaning 'fox,' likely indicating a cunning person or someone with fox-like characteristics.

Etymology

The surname comes from the Italian volpe (fox), which derives from the Latin vulpes. It may have originated as a nickname for someone considered cunning or clever, or as a totem name.

About the Volpi Surname

Volpi is an Italian surname derived from the word for 'fox,' likely used as a nickname for someone considered cunning or clever. It has been documented in Italian records since medieval times.

Distribution & Frequency

Estimated 4,000 bearers in the United States #1,979 most common surname
Rare Common

Found primarily in Italy, particularly in northern and central regions, with some presence in other European countries.

Notable Bearers

People with the Volpi Surname