Olmo

Olmo is a term of Italian origin meaning elm tree. It is used as a common toponym and as a surname. As a place name, Olmo typically denotes locations associated with elm trees or elm groves. Across Italy, several hamlets and localities bear the name Olmo, often as frazioni or parish districts within larger comuni. The repetition of the name in different regions reflects the elm’s historical prominence in the Italian landscape.

As a surname, Olmo is of Italian origin and is found among people in Italy and in communities formed by the Italian diaspora. Surnames derived from trees and landscape features are a familiar pattern in Italian onomastics, and Olmo likely originated from a residence near an elm grove or from a place named Olmo.

In broader usage, Olmo may appear in historical maps, archives, and cultural or organizational names to indicate heritage connected with the elm or with a locality bearing the name. The Italian term olmo also appears in literary and descriptive contexts to refer to elm trees in natural scenery.