Turim

Turim is a toponym and surname that occurs in several languages. Its usage and meaning vary by context, and it can refer to different places, a family name, or a historical designation for a city.

Most widely, Turim is the Portuguese name for Turin, the city in northern Italy. In Portuguese-language texts, Turim denotes Turin and is used in geography, history, and cultural discussions about the region of Piedmont.

As a surname, Turim appears among individuals in different countries, though it is relatively uncommon and no single ethnic or national group dominates its distribution. In some cases, it may be an adopted or altered form of other surnames.

It can also function as a toponym in smaller localities in some places, but such instances are rare and vary by country. Because Turim lacks a single, universally recognized meaning, clarification is usually required to determine whether it refers to Turin, a person, or a place.

See also: Turin (disambiguation).