Pantonetti

Pantonetti is a surname of Italian origin. It is believed to derive from the given name Pantaleone, which itself comes from the Greek word Pantaleon, meaning "all mercy." The surname is found in various regions of Italy, particularly in the southern areas. Like many surnames, its widespread use likely stems from the popularity of the patron saint, Saint Pantaleon, a physician and martyr from the Roman era. Over time, variations in spelling and pronunciation may have emerged in different localities. Genealogical research often reveals the presence of Pantonetti families across different historical periods and geographical locations, reflecting migration patterns and family lineage. The name itself does not carry any inherent meaning beyond its etymological roots and its association with specific individuals and families throughout history. It is a relatively common surname in Italy, and individuals bearing the name can be found in various professions and walks of life.