Erazo
A Spanish surname most likely tied to a place-name or regional family origin.
The #6,899 most common surname in the United States (2010 Census) — about 1 in every 63,358 Americans shares it.
Etymology
Erazo is a Spanish-language surname. In most cases, surnames of this shape come from a place-name, estate, or local geographic feature that identified an early family, though the exact original location behind Erazo is not certain from general evidence alone. The name is therefore best treated as a likely locational surname whose literal source has been lost or remains obscure.
History
Erazo is found especially in Spanish-speaking countries, with a noticeable presence in Latin America. Because the name is not among the most common Iberian surnames, its precise early history is harder to pin down, and published etymologies are often cautious or silent about its ultimate root. In modern usage it survives as a hereditary family name rather than a transparently meaningful common noun.
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Fun fact
In the United States, Erazo remains relatively uncommon, with fewer than 5,000 bearers in the 2010 census.