Garí is a surname[1] of Catalan and Balearic origin.[2]

People with the surname include:

  • Abbot Garí, 10th century Benedictine abbot
  • Bernat Vidal Garí (1844–1930), Mallorcan glosador
  • Francesc Garí Mir (1939–2009), Mallorcan politician
  • Jaume Garí i Poch (fl. 20th century), Catalan discoverer of the Cuevas de la Araña
  • Joan Garí (born 1965), Spanish writer and professor
  • Joan Garí, 9th-century legendary friar
  • Joan Melià i Garí (born 1954), Mallorcan philologist
  • Josep Anton Garí i Siumell (1812–1895), Mercedarian priest
  • Josep Garí i Cañas (1855–1925), Catalan banker
  • Josep Garí i Gimeno (1886–1965), Catalan banker
  • Llorenç Capellà Garí (1882–1950), Mallorcan glosador
  • Lluís Bonet i Garí (1893–1993), Catalan architect
  • Mateo Nicolau Garí (1920–2005), Mexican footballer
  • Onofre Garí i Torrent (1872–1920), Catalan-American painter
  • Rafael Garí Net (1910–1999), Argentina footballer
  • Roberto de Robert y Garí, Marquess of Serralavega since 2018
  • Enrique Sacerio-Garí (born 1945), Cuban-American author and professor

See also

  • Arnús-Garí Joint Stock Company
  • Cal Garí, 19th-century Catalan building
  • Can Garí, 20th-century building in Tiana
  • Casa Garí, historical house in Argentona
  • Garin (surname), the Spanish equivalent
  • Mount Garí

References

  1. ↑ AA.VV; Familiar, Instituto de Historia y Heráldica (2014-10-22). Apellido Garí: Origen, Historia y heráldica de los Apellidos Españoles e Hispanoamericanos (in Spanish). Instituto de Historia y Heráldica Familiar.
  2. ↑ "Garí family heraldry genealogy". Heraldrys Institute of Rome. Retrieved 2023-08-29.
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