Grebel
Grebel is a surname of Germanic origin, found in German-speaking regions and among descendants of those communities. The name appears in historical records across Switzerland, Germany, and nearby areas, and it persists in modern populations in Europe and North America.
The best-known bearer is Conrad Grebel (c. 1498–1526), a Swiss religious reformer who helped initiate the Anabaptist
In contemporary use, Grebel remains a family name among people of Germanic heritage. Its etymology is typical
Overall, Grebel carries historical significance primarily through Conrad Grebel’s role in early Anabaptism, while remaining a