Veronesi

Veronesi is an Italian surname of toponymic origin, derived from Verona, a city in northern Italy. The surname denotes origin from Verona and is related to the demonym Veronese; Veronesi is the plural form used for holders of the surname or to refer to multiple Veronese by extension. The name likely arose from families settling in Verona or from people who moved from Verona to other regions.

In Italy, Veronesi is most commonly found in the north, particularly in the Veneto and Lombardy regions, with smaller concentrations in other parts of the country. It is also present among Italian communities abroad, especially in countries with large Italian diasporas.

Notable people with the surname include Umberto Veronesi (1938–2016), an Italian oncologist and public figure recognized for his work in cancer treatment and research. Additional individuals bearing the name have made contributions in fields such as medicine, academia, and the arts.

See also: Veronese (surname), Verona (city).