Origin notes
Origin and meaning
The surname Trapani originates from the Sicilian city of the same name, making it toponymic in nature. The city's name comes from the Latin Drepanum, itself derived from the Ancient Greek word 'drépanon', meaning 'sickle'. The surname is distributed throughout Italy, with a significant concentration in Sicily.
Surname map
Distribution in Italy
Highest presence: Palermo
Trapani Surname Distribution Map in Italy
This map shows the areas of Italy where the Trapani surname is more or less present. Warmer colors indicate stronger presence, while cooler colors indicate lighter presence.
Italian towns with the highest presence
| Town | Province | Region | People |
|---|---|---|---|
| Palermo | Palermo | Sicilia | 567people |
| Rome | Rome | Lazio | 145people |
| Marsala | Trapani | Sicilia | 135people |
| Naples | Naples | Campania | 114people |
| Reggio Calabria | 86people | ||
| Caltabellotta | Agrigento | Sicilia | 82people |
| Villa Santo Stefano | Frosinone | Lazio | 73people |
| Trapani | Trapani | Sicilia | 72people |
| Florence | Florence | Toscana | 58people |
| Messina | Messina | Sicilia | 58people |
