Servano

Servano is a term with limited documented uses, primarily appearing as an Italian surname and as a grammatical form in Italian.

As a surname, Servano is of Italian origin and may be found among families in Italy and in Italian-speaking communities abroad. The name likely derives from a root associated with service or guardianship, a common pattern in Italian surnames, though precise etymologies vary by lineage and are not universally fixed in standard references.

In Italian grammar, servano is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb servare. The meaning depends on context, but it generally corresponds to “they keep,” “they preserve,” or related senses connected to guarding or maintaining something, with the exact sense dictated by accompanying verbs and nouns.

In other contexts, there are no widely documented geographic locations, organizations, or brands named Servano in major reference works. When encountered in texts, it is usually a proper noun chosen by authors or designers rather than a widely recognized term.