Rondar

Rondar is a surname of Welsh origin. It is believed to derive from the personal name Rhun, which means "fame" or "renowned." The suffix "-dar" is thought to be a diminutive or possessive form. The name is found in various historical records in Wales, particularly in the southern regions. While not as common as some other Welsh surnames, Rondar has persisted through generations. Individuals bearing the Rondar surname have contributed to various fields throughout history, though specific notable individuals may be more localized to specific regions or historical periods. Genealogical research indicates a scattering of the surname across the United Kingdom, with a notable concentration remaining in Wales. Modern usage of the surname continues, with families of Rondar heritage living in diverse locations globally. The etymological roots of the name offer a glimpse into the historical naming conventions of Wales and the enduring nature of family names.