Diraci

Diraci is a surname of Italian origin. It is relatively uncommon and is most often found among families with Italian ancestry. The exact etymology of the name is not well documented in major reference works, but it is generally regarded as part of the broader Italian toponymic or regional surname tradition, reflecting historical naming practices tied to places or geographic features within Italy.

In modern usage, people with the surname Diraci appear in Italy and in diaspora communities around the world, including the Americas and parts of Europe, where waves of Italian immigration from the 19th and 20th centuries established family networks abroad.

There are no widely cited geographic locations, institutions, or major entities named Diraci in prominent reference works. The spelling Diraci is occasionally confused with Dirac, a surname associated with the physicist Paul Dirac and with other lineages that have different origins. The two names are etymologically distinct, and Dirac is more commonly recognized in English-language contexts due to the physicist’s prominence.

See also Dirac.