dybowskii

Dybowskii is a surname of Polish origin. It is believed to be derived from the personal name "Dybo," possibly a diminutive of "Dymitr" (Demetrius) or a related Slavic name. Surnames in Poland, like many European countries, became more common during the Middle Ages. Families often adopted surnames based on patronymics, occupations, or geographical locations. The "ski" suffix is a very common Polish surname ending, indicating belonging or origin.

The Dybowskii family name is found in Poland and has been carried by individuals who have contributed to various fields. Historical records indicate its presence in different regions of Poland over centuries. Like many surnames, its spread and variations can be influenced by historical events such as migrations, political changes, and intermarriage. Information about prominent individuals bearing the Dybowskii surname can be found in genealogical databases and historical archives, tracing their lineage and achievements.