Irimia

Irimia is a Romanian-origin surname that has gained prominence in the United Kingdom due to migration and cultural diversity. It is particularly common in eastern regions of Romania. The name is derived from the Romanian word Irimie, a form of the biblical name Jeremiah.

History:

The Irimia surname has traditional roots in Romania but has spread to various parts of the world, including the UK, over the years. Individuals with the surname Irimia have migrated for work, education, or as part of larger diaspora movements.

Distribution and Popularity:

In the United Kingdom, the surname Irimia is relatively uncommon but can be found among Romanian immigrant communities and their descendants. It may also be encountered in records related to Romanian heritage events, cultural organisations, and businesses.

Notable Individuals:

  1. Gabriel Irimia - An artist known for his contemporary sculptures that have been exhibited in galleries in both Romania and the UK.

  2. Elena Irimia - A researcher specialising in Romanian history and culture based in London.

Variants:

Variants of the surname Irimia may include spellings like Irimie or Irima.

References:

For further information on the Irimia surname, one could consult genealogical records, immigration documents, and local community resources related to Romanian culture in the UK.

There are approximately 74 people named Irimia in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Irimia.

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

  • Alexandru
  • Andrei
  • Constantin
  • Daniel
  • Gabriel
  • George
  • Ionut
  • Lucian
  • Manuel
  • Sorin
  • Vasile

Female

  • Alina
  • Anca
  • Elena
  • Gabriela
  • Isabella
  • Lavinia
  • Maria
  • Mariana
  • Mihaela
  • Simona

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