Nobaras
NÓBARAS
Etymology
Cf. Nobaraitis, Noberaitis, Naberas (see). There can be compound surnames from no- and bar-. For no- cf. lit. surn. No-min-áitis and No-vil-aitis ¹ (see), lit. pers.n. No-gáila ². Sandas no-, alternating with na-, is more common in the Prussian nomenclature, cf. No-dobe || No-dab || Na-dab, No-dawe || Na-dawe, No-drous || Na-draws, No-bande, No-bute ³. For bar- see Bargáila. On the other hand, today's surnames with nobar- (nober-) may be later reworkings from Núobara (see) or similar.
Feminine FORMS
Nobarienė / Nobaraitė
Pronunciation
/¹ˈnoːbɐrɐs/
SEE ALSO
SOURCES
1. if, of course, this surn. is not from Norviláitis.
2. A. Salys, 1933, p. 91.
3. R. Trautmann, 1925, p. 146.