CARCIA
Carcia
The surname Carcia is of Spanish origin, deriving from the region of Catalonia. It is relatively rare in Britain, suggesting a possible link to migration from Spain or other Spanish-speaking countries.
The name Carcia may have multiple origins and meanings, with the most common being a toponymic surname derived from a place name in Spain or Latin America. Alternatively, it could be a patronymic surname meaning "son of García", a common given name in Spanish-speaking cultures.
Like many surnames of Hispanic or Latin origin, the spelling and pronunciation of Carcia may have been anglicized or adapted over time. Variants of this name may include Garcia, Garza, or Garzia.
Individuals bearing the surname Carcia may have diverse ancestry and family histories, reflecting the global nature of migration and cultural exchange. Researching one's genealogy or consulting historical records can provide further insights into the origins and meanings of the surname Carcia.
Sorry, we don't have any statistics on this name. That's probably because it's very uncommon in Britain.