Persi
Persi is a term that can function as a given name, a surname in some families, or a word in another language. In contemporary usage, Persi is most often encountered as a personal name in English-speaking contexts, with Persi Diaconis being a well-known bearer. The name does not have a single universally agreed-upon origin in public records, and its etymology varies by culture and family history.
In Italian, persi is a verb form—the first-person singular preterite of perdere—meaning “I lost.” It appears in
As a surname, Persi appears less frequently, but it is documented in some families. In onomastic discussions,
Notable individuals with the given name Persi include Persi Diaconis (born 1945), an American mathematician and
See also: Persia, Persian, Parsi. These related terms reflect broader linguistic and cultural connections often invoked