Italian

Di Pietro

Meaning & History

Di Pietro is an Italian patronymic surname meaning "son of Pietro" (the Italian form of Peter). This type of surname is common in Italy and often originated as a way to distinguish individuals by their father's given name, reflecting a widespread naming tradition across the Mediterranean.

Related Names

Roots

Pietro

Variants

Pedrotti, Petri, Pietri

Other Languages & Cultures

(Armenian) Bedrosian, Petrosyan (Russian) Petrov, Petrova (Macedonian) Pandev (Croatian) Petrić (Serbian) Petrović (Croatian) Perić (Slovene) Perko (Croatian) Perković, Petković (Czech) Pecháček, Pecháčková, Pešek, Pešková (Norwegian) Pedersen, Petersen (Flemish) Peeters (German) Peter, Peters (Dutch) Pieters (English) Pearce, Pearse, Pearson, Peterson, Pierce, Pierson, Park 3, Parkins, Parkinson, Parks, Perkins (Finnish) Pekkanen (French) Pierre, Perrault, Perreault, Perrin, Perrot (Hungarian) Péter, Pethes, Pető, Petőcs, Petőfi (Lithuanian) Petraitienė, Petraitis, Petraitytė, Petrauskaitė, Petrauskas, Petrauskienė (Macedonian) Petrovska, Petrovski (Norwegian) Pettersen (Polish) Pietrzak (Portuguese) Pires (Romanian) Petran, Petre, Petrescu (Spanish) Pérez, Perez (Swedish) Petersson, Pettersson, Persson (Ukrainian) Petrenko

Sources: Wikipedia — Di Pietro

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