The last name "Wrody" is likely of Slavic origin, specifically Polish or Czech. It may be derived from a place name, occupational name, or personal name.
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The last name "Wrobel" is of Polish origin. It is derived from the Polish word "wróbel," which means "sparrow" in English. As a surname, Wrobel may have originated as a nickname g...
The surname Wroblewski is a Polish patronymic, derived from the given name Wrocław, which means "vale of bears" in Old Slavonic. It is associated with the city of Wrocław (previo...
The surname Wrona is of Polish origin. It derives from a nickname for someone with a hooked nose or beak-like appearance. The word "wrona" means "raven" in Polish, and it was likel...
The surname Wronowski is of Polish origin. It is derived from the name of the town Wronow or Wroni, which means "place of crows" in Polish. People with the surname Wronowski likely...
The surname Wronski is of Polish origin, deriving from the Polish word "wrona" which means "crow". This surname likely originated as a nickname or as a reference to someone who res...