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The last name Carrasco Gil has its origins in the Iberian Peninsula, particularly in Spain, where it is believed to have first appeared. The surname "Carrasco" is derived from the Spanish word for "broom" (the plant), which may indicate a geographical feature or a profession related to the gathering of this plant, historically used for various purposes, including thatching and crafting brooms. The addition of "Gil" is a common patronymic surname in Spanish-speaking cultures, often derived from the given name "Gil," which itself is a diminutive of "Guilielmus" (William). This combination suggests a lineage or familial connection, possibly indicating "son of Gil." Variations of the surname can be found across different regions, with "Carrasco" appearing in various forms such as "Carrascosa" or "Carrascosa de la Sierra," while "Gil" may also appear as "Gilles" or "Gili" in other cultures. The name is prevalent in Spanish-speaking countries and among communities with Spanish heritage, reflecting a rich cultural history tied to the land and familial connections.