Bullrich

Bullrich is an Argentine surname. It is of German origin, believed to be derived from a combination of the elements "Buhl," referring to a low hill or knoll, and "Rich," meaning powerful or wealthy. Thus, it could signify someone who lived on or near a prominent hill and possessed wealth or influence.

The surname is associated with a prominent Argentine family with a history in politics, business, and diplomacy. Notable individuals bearing the name include:

• Adolfo Bullrich (1833-1904): An Argentine businessman and politician who served as the Mayor of Buenos Aires. He played a significant role in the modernization of the city.

• Patricia Bullrich (born 1956): An Argentine politician who has held various ministerial positions, including Minister of Security and Minister of Labor. She is a prominent figure in Argentine politics, known for her strong stance on security issues.

The Bullrich family has historically been associated with Argentina's upper class and has played a role in the country's economic and political development. The surname itself is not exceptionally common but carries a certain degree of recognition within Argentina.