Gryf
Gryf is a surname of Polish origin, commonly found in southern regions of the country. The name is believed to have originated from the Polish word "grzyw," meaning "hairy" or "scruffy," possibly referring to a person with unkempt or rugged appearance. Alternatively, it may be derived from the Old Polish word "gryf," signifying a lion or a symbol of courage and strength.
Historical records indicate that the surname Gryf has been present in Poland since the Middle Ages. It
Throughout the centuries, the name Gryf has undergone various spelling and pronunciation changes, resulting in different
Today, the surname Gryf can be found in various countries, including Poland, the United States, Canada, and