Spanish Surnames

Explore Spanish last names — their meanings, origins, and famous bearers.

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Topographic surname linked to oak scrub.

Topographic surname linked to steep pasture or slope.

Topographic surname meaning from the mountains.

Descriptive surname meaning red or ruddy.

Surname linked to mulberry, Moorish roots, or dark complexion.

Topographic surname linked to nettles or places of nettles.

Patronymic surname meaning son of Suero.

Topographic surname meaning meadow or fertile plain.

May refer to a pilgrim to Rome or to rosemary.

Patronymic surname meaning son of Vasco.

Variant spelling of Gonzalez, meaning son of Gonzalo.

Topographic surname meaning castle.

Locational surname from places named Cárdenas.

Descriptive surname meaning dark-haired or dark-complexioned.

Topographic or occupational surname linked to a mill.

Occupational or locational surname relating to ironworking or a smithy.

Locational surname from places named Padilla.

Locational surname from fortified places or camps.

Locational surname linked to eagle imagery or places named Aguilar.

Locational surname from towns named Medina, from Arabic city.

Patronymic surname meaning son of Mendo.

Topographic surname meaning rivers.

Topographic surname meaning mountains or hills.

Topographic surname linked to riverbanks.

Patronymic surname meaning son of Enrique.

Locational surname linked to chestnut groves.

Basque-influenced locational surname from Iberia.

Topographic surname meaning thorny place.

Derived from the personal name Esteban, Spanish form of Stephen.

Topographic surname meaning road or paved route.

Topographic surname meaning rose gardens or rose bushes.

Patronymic surname meaning son of Esteban.

Religious surname linked to the rosary.

Topographic surname referring to a barrier, fence, or enclosure.

Patronymic surname meaning son of Marco or related to Marqués family lines.

Nickname surname meaning blond or fair-haired.

Patronymic surname meaning son of Fernando.

Topographic surname meaning rock or cliff.

Patronymic surname meaning son of Muño.

Locational surname from a walled place or diminutive of wall-related roots.

Locational surname from places named Peralta.

Patronymic surname meaning son of Benito.

Derived from the personal name Bernal, related to Bernard.

Topographic surname meaning orchard or garden.

Topographic surname meaning pine grove.

Ethnic surname meaning from Navarre.

Surname with Iberian medieval roots, sometimes linked to leather belt maker o...

Topographic surname meaning springs or fountains.

Surname linked to courts or courteous behavior, depending on lineage.

Topographic surname meaning churches.

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