Dziuba

A dziuba (pronounced joo-bah) is a Polish surname. It is relatively common in Poland and among Polish diaspora communities. The etymology of the surname is debated but is believed to originate from several potential sources. These include:

• A nickname derived from a word for "beak" or "snout," possibly referring to a person with a prominent nose or a pointed face.
• A diminutive form of a given name, potentially related to names containing the element "dziw" (meaning "miracle" or "wonder").
• A locational name derived from a place name incorporating the element "dziub."

The surname is found throughout Poland, with varying concentrations in different regions. Historical records of individuals bearing the surname Dziuba can be traced back several centuries. As with many surnames, variations in spelling may exist.