Mannetti

Mannetti is an Italian surname. It is likely derived from a diminutive form of the given name "Manno," which is itself a short form of names such as Ermanno (Germanic origin, meaning "army man") or Emanuele (Hebrew origin, meaning "God is with us"). The suffix "-etti" in Italian surnames typically indicates "little" or "son of," suggesting that the original bearer of the name was the son or descendant of someone named Manno.

The surname Mannetti, like many Italian surnames, may have variations in spelling depending on regional dialects and historical documentation. The distribution of the name is concentrated primarily in Italy, with possible smaller diaspora populations in other countries. Further research into genealogical records and historical documents may provide additional details about specific families bearing the surname Mannetti.