Arambula
A surname of likely Spanish-language origin, probably tied to a place name or a regional family name from the Hispanic world.
The #6,054 most common surname in the United States (2010 Census) — about 1 in every 54,472 Americans shares it.
Etymology
Arambula is most likely a Spanish-language surname built from a place name or a regional family designation. The ending -ula is consistent with Hispanic toponymic forms, and the name is generally treated as an Iberian surname that later spread to the Americas through Spanish and Mexican usage. Its exact literal root is uncertain from the evidence available here, so it is safest to view it as a likely place-based surname rather than a word with a single transparent meaning.
History
The surname is found especially in the Spanish-speaking Americas, including the United States through Mexican and other Latin American family lines. Like many Hispanic surnames, it likely entered broader use as families migrated and records standardized spellings in the modern era. In U.S. data it appears as a relatively uncommon but established surname.
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Fun fact
The accent mark in Arámbula is often omitted in English-language records, which can make the same family appear under slightly different spellings in documents.