Re: Meaning of Lubinski, and more family.

Zenon — Mon Dec 29, 2008 9:47 am

Author: Zenon

Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 9:47 am

Welcome to the Forum Richard,

Lub-; Lubiński Slavic root lub- "love, liking", or dithematic names (names made up of two elements) with this root, e.g. Lubomir. Also common in toponyms: Lubiński from the town Lubin in Legnica province or Lubiń in Leszno province.

Or:

Łub-; Łubiński from old Polish łuba, "tree-bark".

In 2002 there were 1801 people by the surname Lubiński and 690 by the surname Łubiński living in Poland. Detailed maps of the surnames' deployment can be found on the website here (Lubiński) https://nazwiska-polskie.pl/Lubi%C5%84ski and here (Łubiński): https://nazwiska-polskie.pl/%C5%81ubi%C5%84ski . There is also variation of the surname (not typical for Polish language without Polish letters) Lubinski: https://nazwiska-polskie.pl/Lubinski .

In 19th century there wasn't any Lubiński nor Łubiński nobleman, however there were three Lubiański noble families.

Sources:
- Polish Surnames: Origins and Meanings by William F. Hoffman, Chicago, 1998.

- Spis Szlachty Polskiej (Register of Polish Nobility) compiled by Jerzy Sewer count Dunin-Borkowski and published in 1887 in Lwow.

- Database of surnames used in Poland compiled in 2002 by prof. K.Rymut - Dictionary of Surnames in Current Use in Poland.

Meaning of Lubinski, and more family.

Richard Lubinski — Sun Dec 21, 2008 8:17 pm

Author: Richard Lubinski

Posted: Sun Dec 21, 2008 8:17 pm

Lubinski family is from Wysoka, Poland and attended Holy Trinity Church in Jordanow. My ggreat grandfather was John Lubinski married to Regina Lubaszka. There son Adalbert was born 19.07.1834, house # 27 in Wysoka, Poland.

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Re: Meaning of Lubinski, and more family.

Meaning of Lubinski, and more family.