Manzi
Manzi is a surname of Italian origin, with variations found primarily in the northern regions of Italy, particularly Lombardy and Veneto. The name is believed to derive from the given name "Manzo," which itself has roots in the Latin word "mancus," meaning "left-handed" or "imperfect." Over time, "Manzo" evolved into a surname, with "Manzi" representing a common phonetic adaptation.
The Manzi family name is not to be confused with "manzo" in Italian, which translates to "beef"
As with many surnames, individuals bearing the Manzi name can be found across Italy and have also