Discover people named Gilberto Ortiz Correa

The last name Ortiz Correa has its roots in Spanish-speaking regions, particularly in Spain and Latin America. The surname "Ortiz" is derived from the given name "Orti," which itself is a diminutive of "Hortensius," a name of Latin origin meaning "of the garden." Historically, it was often used to denote "son of Orti," indicating a patronymic lineage. The surname "Correa," on the other hand, has origins in the Spanish word for "belt" or "strap," and it is believed to have been occupational, referring to someone who made or sold belts or straps. Variations of the surname can be found across different cultures and regions, including "Ortiz" alone or combined with other surnames, and "Correa" may appear as "Correa de la Vega" or "Correa de la Torre" in some instances, reflecting geographical or familial ties. The combination of these surnames, Ortiz Correa, signifies a rich heritage that intertwines personal identity with occupational and geographical history, common in Spanish naming traditions.