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Surname "Sano" from the Dictionary of American Family Names, 2nd edition, © Oxford University Press, 2022:

1. Japanese: written 佐野 ‘small field’. This name is found throughout Japan. The first element in fact means ‘help’ and is used phonetically. Some bearers have samurai connections.
2. Italian: nickname from sano ‘healthy’ (from Latin sanus).
3. Italian: from a short form of any of several adjectival habitational names formed with the ending -sano, as for example Formisano or Palmisano. Compare Di Sano.

Some characteristic forenames: Japanese Hiroshi, Kazuhiko, Masaaki, Tomomi, Yumiko, Akira, Chiharu, Katsuhiko, Masashi, Takuya, Toru, Yuichi. Italian Salvatore, Angelo, Pietro, Nunzio.

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1. Japanese: written 佐野 ‘small field’. This name is found throughout Japan. The first element in fact means ‘help’ and is used phonetically. Some bearers have samurai connections.
2. Italian: nickname from sano ‘healthy’ (from Latin sanus).
3. Italian: from a short form of any of several adjectival habitational names formed with the ending -sano, as for example Formisano or Palmisano. Compare Di Sano.
4. American: Keep this person away from your pets.

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Miguel Sanó.

From the Dominican Republic.

It is a Hispanic last name.