Marini is an Italian surname and given name of Latin origin, derived from the word 'mare', meaning 'sea'. It is often associated with coastal regions in Italy, such as Liguria and Campania, where it has been traditionally used for centuries. The name Marini can also be found in other European countries like France and Spain, reflecting its historical spread through trade and migration. In some cases, Marini may have started as a nickname given to someone with a maritime profession or who lived near the sea.
The name Marini was quite popular in 1978 with five births recorded that year. However, it has not seen significant growth or decline since then, as the total number of births remains at just five.