Summary

The surname 'RACINE' is of French origin, derived from the French word 'racine' meaning 'root'. It is believed to have originally referred to someone who lived near a root or a root-like structure. The surname has a rich history and is often associated with notable individuals who bear the name.
There are
4836
Racines in the USA
Racine is the
6933rd
most common last name in the USA

Historical figures and celebrities called Racine

JeanRacine

French dramatist born in 1639. Well-known for his tragedies, such as 'Phèdre' and 'Andromaque'.

LouisRacine

French poet born in 1692. Son of Jean Racine. Known for his poems, including 'La Grâce' and 'Les Églises de la Grèce'.

FranciszekRacinek

Polish military officer. Fought for Polish independence during the November Uprising in the 19th century.

DominiqueRacine

Canadian historian and author. Notable for his works on Quebec history.

AngelaRacine

American artist and sculptor. Gained recognition for her unique metal sculptures displayed in several galleries.

RafaelRacine

Dominican baseball player. Played as a pitcher for several Major League Baseball teams in the 2000s.

SophieRacine

Swiss politician. Served as a member of the Federal Assembly of Switzerland.

Racine Genealogy

OriginsThe surname Racine has various origins
Geographic DistributionThe surname Racine is associated with different geographical locations
VariationsThe surname Racine has variations such as Racines, Racinel, and Racinette
Migration and ImmigrationMigration and immigration of the Racine surname occurred during various periods and in different places due to economic opportunities, political situations, and familial reasons.