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The last name Ruiz Martin has its origins in the Iberian Peninsula, particularly in Spain, where it is a patronymic surname derived from the given name "Ruiz," meaning "son of Ruy" or "son of Rodrigo," with "Martin" being a common given name that means "of Mars" or "warlike." Historically, surnames in Spain often reflect lineage, and the combination of Ruiz and Martin suggests a familial connection to individuals named Ruy or Rodrigo and Martin. This surname is prevalent in various regions of Spain and Latin America, where Spanish colonization spread these names. Variations of the surname can be found in different cultures, such as "Ruiz" alone, which is common in Spanish-speaking countries, or "Martín," which may appear with different accents or spellings, like "Martinez," indicating a similar patronymic lineage. The surname reflects a rich cultural heritage, often associated with nobility or landowning families in historical contexts, and continues to be a common surname in contemporary Spanish-speaking communities.