Blandino

Blandino is a surname of Italian origin. It is derived from the personal name "Blandino," which itself comes from the Latin word "blandus," meaning "gentle," "mild," "flattering," or "pleasant."

As a surname, Blandino likely originated as a nickname given to someone with a mild or agreeable temperament, or perhaps to someone who was considered particularly polite or charming. It could also have indicated a connection to someone known by the personal name Blandino.

The surname Blandino is most commonly found in Italy, particularly in Sicily and other parts of Southern Italy. Over time, the surname has spread through migration and diaspora to other parts of the world, including North and South America.

Variations of the name can include Blandini, Blandina (feminine form), and possibly shorter forms or diminutives. Genealogical research may be required to determine the specific origin and meaning for any individual carrying this surname.