D'Agostino (surname)

D'Agostino is a common Italian surname. It is a patronymic surname, derived from the given name Agostino, which is the Italian form of Augustine. Therefore, D'Agostino literally translates to "of Augustine" or "son of Augustine."

The surname is widespread throughout Italy, with particular concentrations in the southern regions, especially Sicily and Calabria. Like many Italian surnames, variations in spelling may occur, although D'Agostino itself is a relatively standardized form.

Notable people with the surname D'Agostino include:

• Individuals in Academia: Scholars, researchers, and professors.
• Individuals in Arts and Entertainment: Actors, musicians, and writers.
• Individuals in Sports: Athletes in various disciplines.

The etymology of the given name Augustine traces back to the Latin "Augustus," meaning "venerable" or "exalted." As such, the surname D'Agostino carries with it a connection to this historical and cultural significance.

Because surnames often arose independently in different geographical locations, individuals bearing the surname D'Agostino are not necessarily related by blood. Genealogical research is required to establish family connections.