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giordano i di capua
Italo-Norman prince, IT
(b. 1050)
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giordano d'altavilla
Italo-Norman noble, IT
(b. 1058)
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giordano ii di capua
Italo-Norman prince, IT
(b. 1080)
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giordano da clivio
Italian archbishop, IT
(b. 1100)
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giordano orsini
Italian priest, IT
(b. 1100)
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giordano forzatè
Italian religious, IT
(b. 1158)
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giordano dei conti di ceccano
IT
(b. 1140)
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giordano lupino
IT
(b. 1150)
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giordano filangieri ii
Italian noble
(b. 1190)
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giordano da giano
Italian Minorite and the guardian at Mainz, IT
(b. 1195)
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giordano ruffo
Italian nobleman and veterinarian, IT
(b. 1200)
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giordano orsini
cardinal, brother of pope Nicholas III, IT
(b. 1201)
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giordano d'agliano
Italo-Swabian count/soldier, IT
(b. 1201)
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giordano pironti
Italian cardinal, IT
(b. 1210)
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giordano da pisa
Italian theologian, IT
(b. 1260)
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, Гиордано 
, Джордано 
) , all over the world, is a widespread family name. The surname Giordano is characteristic of Italy, where it is a common surname, Monaco, where it is quite a common surname, and Argentina (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, it is the most numerous in Italy, the United States, and Argentina. Much less frequently, Giordano is the forename as well as the last name.