Gonnart

Gonnart is a surname of Scandinavian origin. It is believed to derive from the Old Norse personal name Gunnarr, which is composed of the elements "gunnr" meaning "war" and "arr" meaning "army." The surname is found in various forms throughout Scandinavia, including Gunnarsson, meaning "son of Gunnar."

Historically, the Gonnart surname has been associated with families in Sweden and Norway. While not as widespread as some other Scandinavian surnames, it has a discernible presence in genealogical records. Individuals with the Gonnart surname have participated in various professions and walks of life, contributing to the cultural and economic development of the regions where they have settled. The distribution of the surname today is largely concentrated in Scandinavian countries, with a smaller number of individuals bearing the name in other parts of the world due to migration. The exact origins and early bearers of the Gonnart surname are subject to ongoing genealogical research, as with many historical surnames.