Corso (surname)

Corso is a surname of Italian origin. Its etymology is linked to the Italian word "corso," meaning "course" or "race." This suggests a possible connection to individuals who lived near a racecourse, or who were involved in racing or similar activities. The surname's prevalence likely varies geographically within Italy, with potentially higher concentrations in regions with historical ties to equestrian activities or specific geographical features referencing "courses" (e.g., rivers, roads). Further research is needed to determine the specific regional origins and historical variations of the Corso surname. The surname may also have been adopted or adapted from other languages and cultures, leading to variations in spelling and pronunciation. Further genealogical research is recommended for individuals tracing their family history related to this surname.