Ceriani

Ceriani is an Italian surname and toponym. As a surname, it is typically of toponymic origin, indicating a family connection to a place named Ceriano, most notably Ceriano Laghetto, a municipality in the Lombardy region of northern Italy.

The name is strongly associated with Lombardy, where Ceriano Laghetto is located, and it has spread to other parts of Italy and abroad through emigration. Over the centuries, Italian communities carrying the Ceriani surname have established themselves in countries with large Italian diasporas, including those in the Americas and Europe.

In usage, Ceriani appears in various records, such as civil registries and genealogical sources, reflecting its roots in northern Italian geography. While it is most common in Lombardy and nearby regions, individuals bearing the name can be found in a range of professions and contexts, both in Italy and abroad.

See also:

- Ceriano Laghetto, a comune in the Province of Monza and Brianza, Lombardy, Italy.

Notes:

- The Ceriani surname is primarily of Italian origin and is closely tied to toponymic naming practices common in the region.

- For those researching family history, regional archives in Lombardy and records connected to Ceriano Laghetto may be useful starting points.