Ylivenä

Ylivenä is a Finnish surname. It is derived from the Finnish word "yliveto," which can mean something like "overpull," "excess," or "superior." The name likely originated as a nickname, perhaps referring to a person who was exceptionally strong, skilled, or perhaps even a bit of a show-off. Like many Finnish surnames, it is thought to have become more established during the late 19th and early 20th centuries when surnames were being standardized.

The surname Ylivenä is not particularly common, though it can be found throughout Finland. Its distribution is not heavily concentrated in any specific region. There are no prominent historical figures or well-known public personalities widely associated with the surname Ylivenä in international contexts. Information regarding the exact origins and historical usage of the surname is limited, as is often the case with less common surnames. Genealogical research would be necessary to trace specific family lines bearing the Ylivenä name. The surname's relatively unique nature suggests it may have a limited number of independent origins or was adopted by a small number of families.