Bux

The surname Bux is of Anglo-Saxon origin, derived from the Old English word "bucc," meaning 'buck', or a male deer. The surname is a toponymic name, indicating a person who lived by a prominent buck-feeding ground, forest, or place with buck-related significance.

The Bux family name has been found primarily in the East Midlands region of England, notably in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. Records show variations in the spelling of the surname over time, such as Bux, Bucks, or Buckes.

Notable individuals bearing the surname Bux have contributed to various fields, including literature, music, and business. The history of the Bux family is intertwined with England's past, playing roles in local communities and wider society.

The Bux surname's heraldic symbol is a stag or deer, reflecting the name's association with the animal kingdom. The use of heraldry indicates a sense of lineage, tradition, and family pride among those who bear the Bux name.

Overall, the surname Bux holds a place in British history and genealogy, serving as a reminder of the country's cultural and linguistic heritage.

There are approximately 526 people named Bux in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around eight in a million people in Britain are named Bux.

Region of origin: Africa

Country of origin: Somalia

Religion of origin: Muslim

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

  • Ayub
  • Daniel
  • Firoz
  • Hussein
  • Ibrahim
  • Iqbal
  • Ismail
  • Mohamed
  • Mohammad
  • Mohammed
  • Peter
  • Roshan
  • Yakub
  • Yusuf

Female

  • Alisha
  • Alison
  • Anisa
  • Bilkis
  • Danielle
  • Fatima
  • Hamida
  • Hasina
  • Julie
  • Leila
  • Raubya
  • Rubina
  • Soraya
  • Yasmin
  • Zahra

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