Gharbi
Gharbi is a name and toponym derived from the Arabic gharb, meaning “west” or “western.” As a nisba, Gharbi designates origin or association with the western part of a country or region and is commonly used as a surname in Arabic-speaking countries and among diaspora communities. The spelling Gharbi is one of several transliterations from Arabic, with variants such as Gherbi or Ghárbi depending on language and orthography.
In geography, Gharbi appears in place names across the Arab world as a descriptor indicating the western
As a surname, Gharbi is found among Arabs and in North African populations. It is also used
Because transliteration from Arabic to Latin script varies, you may encounter different spellings in English-language sources.