Dipolli

Dipolli is a proper noun used primarily as a surname of Italian origin. It is relatively uncommon and appears in records linked to individuals of Italian heritage.

The exact origin of the name is not documented in widely accessible sources. It may be toponymic or patronymic in character. Some scholars suggest it could derive from a place name or from the pattern "di Poli"—meaning "from Poli"—reflecting a geographic or lineage-based naming tradition. Spelling variations such as Di Poli exist in Italian naming practice, reflecting different conventions for indicating origin.

Because Dipolli is not a common surname, there are no widely cited public figures bearing the name in major reference works. Individuals with the surname may be found in genealogical records and among diaspora communities, but details are limited and not centralized.

In the absence of a widely recognized place, organization, or concept named Dipolli, the term is primarily encountered as a family name. In fiction or media, it could be used as a surname or place name by authors, but any such use would be context-specific.

Related surnames include Di Poli and Poli. For broader context on Italian surnames, see onomastic studies of Italian nomenclature.