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The last name "Martini" has its origins in Italy, deriving from the given name "Martino," which is the Italian form of "Martin," itself rooted in the Latin name "Martinus," meaning "of Mars" or "warlike." The name is historically associated with the Roman god of war, Mars, and was popularized by early Christian saints, notably Saint Martin of Tours, who became a significant figure in the Christian tradition. The surname Martini is prevalent in various regions of Italy, particularly in the northern parts, and has spread to other countries through migration, especially to the Americas and parts of Europe. Variations of the surname include "Martino," "Martinez" in Spanish-speaking countries, and "Martins" in Portuguese contexts, reflecting the linguistic adaptations and cultural influences in different regions. The name often signifies a connection to martial or warrior-like characteristics, which may have been relevant to the occupations or traits of those who originally bore it.