TheNameDBAngliae
TopographicMeaning
Of or relating to England, derived from the Latin genitive form of Anglia.
Etymology
From Latin Angliae, the genitive form of Anglia, the Latin name for England. This surname likely originated as a descriptor for someone from England or associated with English lands.
About the Angliae Surname
An extremely rare surname with Latin origins, likely used in medieval contexts to denote English origin or association. The surname appears primarily in historical documents rather than modern populations.
Distribution
Rare; historical records suggest minimal modern usage.
Notable Bearers
Unknown