Lauber

Lauber is a surname of German origin.

Origin and Meaning:

The name "Lauber" is believed to be derived from the Middle High German word "louber" or "louber," which translates to "leaf," "one who lives by leafy trees," or "dweller by a leafy place". It is often classified as a topographic surname, indicating that the original bearer of the name lived near a prominent landmark such as a forest, grove, or leafy area. Another possible origin connects it to the term for a vine grower or someone associated with grape cultivation.

Distribution:

The surname Lauber is most commonly found in Germany and Switzerland. Over time, the name has spread to other parts of the world, including North America, through migration.

Notable People with the Surname:

• Individual notable enough for a biographical page would be listed here. (e.g., John Lauber, hypothetical physicist)

Variations:

Similar surnames and spelling variations may include:

• Laub
• Lawber
• Lowber

See Also:

• Toponymic surname
• German surnames