Luch

Luch is a Polish surname. It is derived from the Polish word "łucznictwo," meaning archery. The surname may have originated as an occupational name for an archer or someone who made bows and arrows. It is a relatively common surname in Poland.

The distribution of the Luch surname is primarily concentrated in Poland, with smaller populations found in other countries due to emigration. Genealogical research indicates the presence of the Luch surname for several centuries. Historical records, such as church registers and land deeds, often contain mentions of individuals with this surname.

While the name itself refers to archery, the specific historical context or individual professions of early bearers of the Luch surname are diverse. Like many surnames, its origins can be traced back to medieval times when surnames became hereditary. The evolution of the spelling and pronunciation may have occurred over time, influenced by regional dialects and historical events within Poland. Contemporary individuals with the Luch surname continue to live in Poland and abroad, carrying on this ancestral name.