Amorin

Amorin is a surname of relatively infrequent occurrence. It is found in several countries, with a notable presence in Brazil and Portugal. The etymology of the name is debated, but likely originates from a place name or a personal name. Potential origins include derivations from "amor," relating to love, or from a Germanic personal name containing the element "amar" or "amal," meaning "work," "energy," or "brave." Historical records containing the name are relatively sparse, suggesting a limited geographical distribution or perhaps variations in spelling over time. Further research into genealogical databases and historical documents within Portugal and Brazil may provide additional insight into the specific origins and distribution patterns of the Amorin surname. The surname is considered to be more common in areas with a strong Portuguese influence.