The surname Liberti, of Italian origin, is derived from the word "libertas," meaning "freedom" or "liberty." Historically, it referred to a Greek slave freed by the Romans, and it also has a patronymic form. The name has been significant in Italian history, particularly in Rome, where early Christian prelates like Liberius lived. Over time, the use of the surname has remained relatively consistent in its cultural and geographical roots, symbolizing freedom and liberation.
