Jurgens

Jurgens is a surname of German and Dutch origin, derived from the given name Jurgen, which itself is a Frisian and Low German form of the Greek name Georgios. Georgios translates to "farmer" or "earth-worker." The Jurgens surname is found predominantly in Germany and the Netherlands, as well as in countries with significant German and Dutch immigration.

Notable individuals bearing the Jurgens surname include Klaus Jurgens, a German actor, and Christian Jurgens, a German politician. The name can also appear in variations such as Juergens or Jurjens. Its prevalence is a reflection of historical migration patterns and the commonality of its root given name in Germanic cultures. The Jurgens family name has a long history, with records indicating its presence for several centuries in various European regions.