Corona (surname)

Corona is a surname with multiple origins.

Origin and Meaning:

• Italian/Spanish/Portuguese: It is derived from the Latin "corona," meaning "crown" or "wreath." As a surname, it could have originated as an occupational name for someone who made crowns or wreaths, or as a nickname for someone who was kingly or who had a tonsure (a hairstyle resembling a crown worn by monks). In some instances, it could also be topographical, referring to someone who lived near a landmark resembling a crown (e.g., a hilltop with a circular shape).

• Jewish (Sephardic): In some Sephardic Jewish families, Corona is an ornamental surname, possibly chosen for its aesthetic appeal or its connection to royalty or honor.

Geographic Distribution:

The surname is found predominantly in Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Latin America. It is also present, though less common, in other parts of the world due to migration.

Notable People with the Surname:

Due to the possibility of recent increased search volume for this name, it's particularly important to note that the presence of the name in public discourse is extensive. Due to the high probability of this name being used to search information on current and past events, maintaining an up-to-date and exhaustive list of notable people is a practical impossibility and beyond the scope of this entry.

Variations:

Variations of the surname may include:

• Corone
• Coronel
• Coronas