Adami

Adami is a surname of Italian origin. It is derived from the given name Adamo, the Italian form of Adam, and is typically regarded as a patronymic or family name indicating descent from an ancestor named Adamo. The suffix -i in Italian surnames often marks a plural or collective sense, referring to the family of Adamo.

The surname Adami is most commonly found in Italy and among Italian communities abroad. It has several regional concentrations, and variants such as Adamo and other closely related forms appear in Italian-speaking populations.

Throughout history, many people named Adami have contributed to a range of fields, including science, the arts, sports, and public life. Because it is a relatively common Italian surname, it does not point to a single family or lineage, and individuals bearing the name are not known to be tied to a single prominent family.

In other languages, similar-sounding surnames may exist, but Adami remains distinct as an Italian patronymic surname. The name may appear in genealogical records, civil registries, and historical documents in relation to Italian ancestry.