MUCA
Muca
Muca is a British surname of relatively rare occurrence. The origin of the surname Muca can be traced back to various possible sources. One likely origin is from the Old English personal name "Mucca," which was used as a nickname for someone who was seen as pig-like or gluttonous in nature. Another possibility is that it may have originated from the Middle English word "mukke," meaning a mucus or slime, which could have been a descriptive nickname for an individual with such qualities.
The surname Muca is most commonly found in areas with historical Anglo-Saxon or Viking influences, such as certain regions in England and Scotland. Over time, variations in spelling have emerged, including Mucka, Mukka, or even Mucca.
Individuals with the surname Muca have been recorded throughout British history, in various roles and professions. Research into the genealogy of the Muca surname may shed light on specific family histories, migrations, and connections to broader historical events in the British Isles.
Although the surname Muca is not as prevalent as some others, it nonetheless carries a unique historical and cultural significance within the tapestry of British surnames.
There are approximately 88 people named Muca in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Muca.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Albert
- Aldo
- Arben
- Ardian
- Armando
- Elton
- Julian
- Maksim
- Robert
- Urim
Female
- Agnieszka
- Aida
- Albana
- Beata
- Blerta
- Elvira
- Ileana
- Matilda
- Miriam
- Suzana