Discover people named Pedro Diaz Avila

The last name Diaz Avila has its origins in the Iberian Peninsula, particularly in Spain, where it is derived from the given name "Diego," which itself is a derivative of the Latin name "Didacus." The surname "Diaz" translates to "son of Diego," indicating a patronymic lineage. The name Avila is associated with the city of Ávila in Spain, known for its historical significance and medieval architecture. The combination of these names suggests a familial connection to the region and possibly to the characteristics of strength and resilience, traits often attributed to the people of Ávila. Variations of the surname can be found in different cultures, such as "Díaz" in Spanish-speaking countries, which may also appear with different accents or spellings, like "Diaz" or "Días." In Portuguese-speaking regions, it may be rendered as "Dias." The surname has spread across Latin America and the United States due to migration, maintaining its historical roots while adapting to new cultural contexts.