Fabro (surname)

Fabro is an Italian surname, derived from the Latin word "faber," meaning "craftsman," "artisan," or "smith." It is an occupational surname, originally given to individuals who worked with metal, wood, or other materials. Similar surnames exist in other Romance languages, such as Favre (French) and Ferrer (Spanish).

The surname Fabro is found predominantly in Italy, with concentrations in regions such as Veneto, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, and Lombardy. It is also present, though less frequently, in other countries due to Italian emigration.

Variations of the surname may include Fabri, Fabbro, Fabbris, Fabretto, Fabbroni, and others, reflecting regional dialects and linguistic evolution over time. These variations generally share the same etymological origin.

Notable individuals with the surname Fabro include:

• Cornelio Fabro (1911-1995): An Italian Catholic priest and philosopher.