Surname · also Middle English

St Barbe

St Barbe is a surname from Middle English, ultimately from Anglo-Norman.

Meaning & origin

Where it comes from

St Barbe comes from Middle English, and ultimately from Anglo-Norman.

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How it developed

From Middle English Seynt Barbe, from Anglo-Norman Sainte Barbe.

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St Barbe’s family of names

In English usage, St Barbe as a surname has a related form in Saint Barb. In English usage, St Barbe as a surname has a related form in Saint Barbe. In English usage, St Barbe as a surname has a related form in Saint-Barb.

Walk St Barbe’s family in the name graph

St BarbeSt.-BarbSt-BarbSt. BarbSaint-BarbSaint BarbSte.-BarbeSte-BarbeSte. BarbeSainte-BarbeSainte BarbeSt.-BarbeSt-BarbeSt. BarbeSaint-Barbe

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