Ceres

Meaning

Derived from the Roman goddess Ceres, or from a Latin word meaning 'to grow' or 'to create,' possibly indicating fertility or agricultural connections.

Etymology

The surname may derive from the name of the Roman goddess of agriculture and grain, or from the Latin root 'cerere' (to grow). It may also originate from a place name or personal name based on these elements.

About the Ceres Surname

A surname derived from classical Roman mythology or Latin linguistic roots, often found in Mediterranean and Latin American regions. The name may indicate ancestral connections to agricultural or fertility-related practices.

Distribution

Found in Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Latin America, with scattered presence in other regions.

Notable Bearers

Laura Ceres (Spanish actress), Ceres (Roman mythology)

People with the Ceres Surname