LOBODA

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Loboda

Loboda is a surname of British origin that can be traced back to Eastern Europe, particularly Ukraine. The name is derived from the Ukrainian word "loboda," meaning "sorrel," which is a type of perennial herb.

Origin

The Loboda surname is believed to have been adopted by families who lived near fields or areas where sorrel plants were abundant. The surname may have also signified a connection to the land or agriculture.

Distribution

While the Loboda surname is more commonly found in Eastern Europe, particularly Ukraine, there are also individuals with this surname residing in the United Kingdom. Migration patterns and historical events may have contributed to the spread of the surname to different countries.

Notable Individuals

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Trivia

Interesting facts or trivia related to the Loboda surname.

There are approximately 110 people named Loboda in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around two in a million people in Britain are named Loboda.

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

David
Grzegorz
Janusz
Julian
Lukasz
Marcin
Paul
Pawel
Steven
Tomasz

Female

Aneta
Anne
Cheryl
Ewa
Kate
Magdalena
Marta
Monika
Natalia
Sylwia