Arezzos

Arezzos is a surname of Italian origin derived from the city of Arezzo in Tuscany. In English-language usage, Arezzos commonly refers to multiple people who share the surname.

Etymology and meaning: The name is toponymic, indicating origin from Arezzo. Like many Italian toponymic surnames, it likely arose in the late medieval period among families associated with the city or its lands, reflecting a geographic connection rather than trade or profession.

Distribution: In Italy, the name is historically concentrated in Tuscany, particularly in and around Arezzo, with broader presence in other regions due to internal migration. The name has also spread internationally through emigration in the 19th and 20th centuries to the Americas, Canada, and Australia.

Variants: Spelling may vary in immigration records and over time; the root form is Arezzo, while English-language references may add an -s to indicate the plural.

Notable people: The surname has been borne by individuals in various fields such as arts, sports, and academia; none has a widely recognized historical association with the name.

See also: Arezzo; toponymic surname.