Pronunciation: [dəɹ and͡ʒˈiːlə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
DeAngelo is a surname that has a unique spelling. The name begins with a consonant sound "d" followed by a diphthong "ea" which is pronounced as /iː/ and /ə/. The next letter is a consonant "n" pronounced as /n/. The name ends with another diphthong "elo" pronounced as /ɛ/ and /loʊ/. The final letter "o" is also pronounced as a separate syllable /oʊ/. Therefore, the correct pronunciation of DeAngelo is /diːˈændʒəloʊ/.
DeAngelo is a proper noun commonly used as a last name. It can be traced back to its Italian origin, where it is largely derived from the words "de," meaning "of" or "from," and Angelo, a male given name meaning "angel" in Italian. As a surname, DeAngelo has both Italian and American origins, and it is primarily found among families of Italian descent.
As a first name, DeAngelo is less common, but it follows a similar etymology and is believed to carry the same meaning of "angel." This variant is often used in the United States, primarily among African American communities.
Families or individuals with the last name DeAngelo can be found in various parts of the world, particularly in Italy, the United States, and countries influenced by Italian immigration. Due to the prevalence of Italian surnames in the United States, DeAngelo may be encountered as a relatively frequent last name in the American population.
Individuals bearing the surname DeAngelo are diverse in their professions and achievements, ranging from entrepreneurs, artists, and athletes to scientists, politicians, and other notable figures. Like most surnames, the meaning and significance of DeAngelo can vary based on the individual's personal history and family heritage.
The surname "DeAngelo" is derived from Italian origin. It is a combination of two elements: "De" meaning "of" or "from", and "Angelo" which means "angel". Therefore, "DeAngelo" can be interpreted as "of/from the angel" or "from the angelic". It is a patronymic surname commonly found among families of Italian heritage.
