López
also Lopez
Son of Lope, son of the wolf.
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- Spanish
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- Spanish family
The seat of López
Seat vacantChief
No one leads the López community yet. When the movement opens, you can stand for its leadership, or help elect whoever does.
Current mission
No shared goal set yet. Once López has leadership, it sets the public focus: a restoration, a gathering, a real-world project that helps its own.
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Help rebuild the López clan →What does the López name mean?
'Son of Lope', from the Latin lupus, wolf, a common medieval Iberian given name. The wolf was admired for cunning and ferocity, and Lope was given freely to sons across Castile.
The history of López
Long before it was a surname, Lope, the wolf, was a favourite name of the Iberian Middle Ages, the fierce animal-name a frontier society at perpetual war was glad to give a boy. From the many Lopes came López, the son of the wolf, which joined the handful of patronymics that now top the surname tables from Mexico to the Philippines. The wolf at the bottom of it is still legible to anyone who knows the Latin.
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