Minbergs

Minbergs is a surname of Swedish origin. It is believed to be a patronymic surname, deriving from the given name "Mån" (meaning moon) or "Mårten" (a form of Martin), combined with the suffix "-berg" which typically signifies "mountain" or "hill." Thus, the name could interpret as "son of Mån" or "son of Mårten of the mountain."

The surname Minbergs appears most frequently in Sweden, particularly in the historical regions of Värmland and Dalarna. While not among the most common surnames in Sweden, it has a noticeable presence. Historical records indicate its existence for several centuries, suggesting a long-standing family lineage.

Individuals bearing the Minbergs surname have contributed to various fields throughout history, though no single prominent historical figure is universally associated with the name. Like many surnames, its bearers have pursued diverse professions and lifestyles. The name's geographical distribution in Sweden has remained relatively consistent over time, with families often staying in or near their ancestral regions. Research into the Minbergs surname can often be traced through Swedish church records and census data.