The last name Wierzchowski is of Polish origin. It is derived from the word "wierzchołek", which means "summit" or "peak" in Polish. This surname likely originated as a toponymic name for someone who lived near a high point or summit.
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The last name "Wieben van Deventer" has Dutch origins. "Wieben" is a common surname in the Netherlands, while "van Deventer" refers to the city of Deventer, located in the eastern ...
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The last name "Wiemer" is of German origin. It is derived from a geographical name for someone who lived near a swampy or marshy area. The name originates from the Old High German ...
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The surname "Wierzba" is of Polish origin. It derives from the word "wierzba," which means "willow" in Polish. This surname was often given to someone who lived near a willow tree ...
The last name Wierzbicki is of Polish origin. It is a locational surname derived from the word "wierzba" meaning "willow tree" in Polish. People with this surname may have ancestra...