Suárez is a common Spanish surname of Germanic origin, [1] of which Juárez is an alternative form. It is widely spread throughout Latin America as a consequence of colonization. In origin …

It was during these times that patronymic surnames like Suarez – derived from the given name Suero or Suárez, meaning ‘son of Suero’ – began to hold prominence due to their ability to …

The surname Suárez is derived from the given name “Suero,” which has its own origins in the Latin name “Siderius,” meaning “star.” Essentially, “Suárez” translates to “son of Suero.” As a …

2014年6月2日 · Suarez is of germanic origin. It is a patronomic name - Son of Suero. Suero = sug hari whey which means blood, race, and family. Originated in northern Spain. In the 400's A.D. …

The son of Suero (south army); one who came from Suárez (south army), in Spain; descendant of the maker or seller of cheese. Son of Suero as suggested by the patronymic ending "-ez." …

2001年11月26日 · Suarez is of germanic origin. It is a patronomic name - Son of Suero.Suero = sug hari whey which means blood, race, and family.Originated in northern Spain.In the 400's …

The suffix “-ez” is a patronymic suffix in Spanish, meaning “son of.” Therefore, “Suarez” essentially means “son of Suero,” indicating a lineage-based naming convention commonly …

The suffix 'ez' in Spanish denotes 'son of', thus Suarez translates to 'son of Suero'. This surname is prevalent in Spain and Latin American countries, reflecting a strong Hispanic heritage. …

Son of Suero or Soeiro. Possible meanings are: Son of the cobbler (from Latin Suttor and Celtic es, ez meaning son of) or son of the swine herder". According to a user from New Hampshire, …

Literally, “son of Suero ”, from a name *Sŏrus in a pre-Roman substrate of Iberia. Possible cognate to Proto-Celtic * su- wiros (“good man”). Suárez m or f by sense.