What is dano surname?

The surname Dano is of Norwegian and Danish origin. It is a variant of the Danish surname "Danø," which means "from Danmark," or "from Denmark." The name Dano can also be derived from the surname "Danielsson," which was a patronymic name meaning "son of Daniel."

The Dano surname is not very common, with only a few hundred individuals in the United States having this name. It is more prevalent in Denmark and Norway. The name may also be spelled as "Danoe" or "Daneau."

There are several notable individuals with the surname Dano, including actors Paul Dano and his younger brother, Jake Dano. Paul Dano has received critical acclaim for his roles in films such as "There Will Be Blood" and "Little Miss Sunshine."

Overall, the Dano surname is relatively rare, but it has produced some accomplished individuals in various fields.