Spanish: habitational name from Carpio in Valladolid province
or any of various places in southern Spain named with this word (a
regional term meaning ‘hill’), as for example Carpio-Bernardo or El
Carpio.Italian (Naples): from the personal name
Carpio, a short form of Eucarpio.
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