Malacrida

Malacrida is a surname of Italian origin. Its etymology is thought to derive from the Italian word "mal", meaning bad or ill, and "acredine", meaning bitterness or acrimony. This suggests a potential historical association with a characteristic or disposition of an ancestor, or perhaps a descriptive term related to a place or occupation. The surname is found primarily in Italy, with concentrations in the northern regions. Over time, as with many surnames, individuals bearing the Malacrida name have emigrated to various parts of the world, leading to its presence in other countries. Genealogical research indicates the surname has a history that can be traced back several centuries, though specific documented origins are often varied and depend on individual family lines. The Malacrida name has appeared in historical records concerning land ownership, commerce, and local administration in different Italian towns and cities. As a given name, Malacrida is exceedingly rare, with its primary usage being as a family name. Contemporary individuals with the surname Malacrida are found in a range of professions and walks of life.