Gröb

Gröb is a surname of German origin. It is believed to derive from a Middle High German word meaning "stout" or "thick," possibly referring to a person's build or a physical characteristic of their home or land. The name is not particularly common but can be found in German-speaking countries. Variations of the spelling may exist, though "Gröb" remains the most prevalent form. Its distribution is relatively scattered, with no single region exhibiting an overwhelmingly high concentration of individuals bearing the surname. Historical records suggest its presence in various parts of Germany over several centuries. As with many surnames, its exact origins can be difficult to trace with absolute certainty due to the passage of time and variations in record-keeping practices. The meaning, however, points towards a descriptive origin related to physical attributes.