Brota

Brota is a common surname of Iberian origin, particularly found in Spain and Portugal. Its etymology is believed to derive from the word "brota," which in Portuguese and Galician means "sprout" or "bud," suggesting a possible connection to agriculture or a place name. The surname is distributed throughout the Iberian Peninsula, with notable concentrations in certain regions of Spain and Portugal. Over centuries, emigration has led to its presence in various parts of the world, including Latin America, North America, and other European countries. Individuals with the surname Brota have contributed to diverse fields, though specific notable figures are not widely documented in general historical records. Like many surnames, Brota carries a sense of heritage and lineage for those who bear it. Its prevalence can vary significantly from one locality to another, reflecting historical migration patterns and settlement. The surname itself does not denote any particular social class or profession.