Perdomo
A Spanish surname, most likely tied to a place name or local family line rather than a job or nickname.
The #3,548 most common surname in the United States (2010 Census) — about 1 in every 30,697 Americans shares it.
Etymology
Perdomo is a Spanish surname, and its exact origin is not certain. It is generally treated as a locational or family-name surname, probably arising from a place name or from an old regional form that identified a household or lineage. The ending -omo is not itself especially transparent in modern Spanish, so the name is usually explained through historical surname formation rather than a clear modern-word meaning.
History
The surname is most closely associated with Spain and the Spanish-speaking world, especially the Canary Islands and parts of Latin America. It is also found in communities descended from Spanish and Canarian migration. Because it is relatively uncommon, its spread often reflects family movement rather than broad independent adoption.
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Fun fact
Perdomo is uncommon in the United States but appears in several Spanish-speaking countries and in diaspora communities.