The last name Urban Oberberg is of German origin. "Urban" is derived from the Latin name "Urbanus," which means "city dweller," while "Oberberg" is a topographic name for someone who lived near a mountain or hill.
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The last name Urban Hadijah appears to have origins in Indonesia, as "Hadijah" is a common Indonesian given name. "Urban" is a Western surname, likely introduced to the region thro...
The last name "Urban Heights" does not have a specific origin as it appears to be a combination of the common words "urban" and "heights." It may have been created as a new surname...
The surname "Urbaneja" is believed to have Spanish origins. It is derived from the word "urbano," which means "civilized, urban." This surname could have been a nickname for someon...
The surname Urbaniak (or Urbaniack) is of Slavic origin, specifically Polish and Ukrainian. It is a habitational name derived from places named Urbania, which are located in modern...
The surname Urbanowicz is of Polish origin. It derives from a professional name for someone who worked as an urban administrator or city official during medieval times. The word "u...
The surname "Urbanozo" is of Spanish origin, derived from the Spanish word "urbano" meaning urban or city-dweller. It is possible that it originated as a surname given to people wh...
The surname Urbe is of Spanish and Basque origin. In Spain, it is a variant of the surname Hernández (meaning "son of Hernando"), with the initial syllable "H" being dropped over ...
The surname Urbieta has its origins in the Basque region of Spain and parts of southern France. The name is derived from various place names that have "urbez" or "urbieta" as a com...
The last name "Urbini" is of Italian origin. It is derived from the medieval given name "Urbanus," which means "city dweller" or "from the city." This surname may have originally b...
The last name "Urbistondo" appears to have Spanish origins. In Spanish, the word "urbe" means "city," and "estondo" could potentially be a variation of the word "estondo," which me...
The last name "Urbn dc" does not appear to belong to any known origin or language. It is possible that it may be a misspelling or variation of a different surname.
The surname Urbon is of Old Prussian and Polish origin. It derives from various sources, including places named "Urbona" in Lithuania and Poland, as well as the Old Prussian name "...