Alfieri

Alfieri is a surname of Italian origin. It is derived from the given name Alfiero, which itself comes from the Germanic name Adalfer, meaning "noble warrior." The surname is most common in Italy, particularly in the northern regions. Notable individuals with the surname Alfieri include Vittorio Alfieri, an influential 18th-century Italian poet and playwright, known for his tragedies. Another prominent figure was Carlo Alfieri di Sostegno, a 19th-century Sardinian politician and writer. The Alfieri name has a long history associated with various noble families throughout Italian history. Variations of the surname can be found in different regions of Italy, reflecting historical linguistic differences. The name's prevalence suggests a significant historical presence of families bearing this designation across the Italian peninsula.