Camba

camba English Etymology Ultimately from en gl Camba. Proper noun s en Galician. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Camba is the 31516th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 734 individuals. Camba is most common among Asian/Pacific Islander (48.64%) and Hispanic/Latino (35.42%) individuals. Galician thumb|River Camba thumb|San Xoán de Camba church, Castro Caldelas thumb|Pazo de Camba manor house, Rodeiro Etymology From a local gl cel - gl qfa-sub language: from gl cel-pro *kambos twisted, crooked, from gl ine-pro *kh₂em- to curve. Compare de Chamb, a river in Germany and Czechia.81 Pronunciation gl [ˈkɑmbɐ] Proper noun gl river p/Ourense acomm/Galicia, which flows for some 56 kilometers before draining into the Bibei, a subaffluent of the Minho river an ancient county, Terra de Camba, today municipality of gl Rodeiro gl parish mun/Rodeiro p/Pontevedra acomm/Galicia San Xoán de Camba gl parish mun/Rodeiro p/Pontevedra acomm/Galicia San Salvador de Camba gl parish mun/Rodeiro p/Pontevedra acomm/Galicia Santa Baia de Camba gl parish mun/Laza p/Ourense acomm/Galicia gl parish mun/Castro Caldelas p/Ourense acomm/Galicia gl village parish/Ourol mun/Ourol p/Lugo acomm/Galicia gl village parish/Xuances mun/Xove p/Lugo acomm/Galicia gl village parish/Samarugo mun/Vilalba p/Lugo acomm/Galicia gl References