Brazile

Brazile is a surname that appears in various countries, most notably in the United States. The origin of the name is not clearly documented in widely available sources; it may derive from variants of other surnames such as Brazil or Brasiel, or from an Anglicized form of a non-English name. The surname is relatively uncommon, and public records show it primarily in North America and among descendants of diverse backgrounds.

Notable people with the surname include Donna Brazile (born 1959), an American political strategist, author, and commentator. She has worked on Democratic campaigns and has appeared as a television analyst, contributing to public discussions on American politics. Brazile is the author of Hack, a memoir that discusses election-year dynamics and the role of media in contemporary politics. The name is primarily associated with individuals in public life or academia, rather than a defined geographic or cultural group.