TheNameDBVolpi
DescriptiveMeaning
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
Found primarily in Italy, particularly in northern and central regions, with some presence in other European countries.
Notable Bearers
Giambattista Volpi, Italian film actor; Gio Volpi, Italian racing driver