Zuber is a surname of German origin.
The surname Zuber originated from the Middle High German word zuber, meaning "(two-handled) tub", and thus is an occupational surname used for people working as a cooper or tubmaker.
In some cases, Zuber is a habitational surname derived from the Alemannic German word Zube ("fountain" or "well"), for a person living next to a well or a flowing stream of water.
Notable people with the name Andreas Zuber (born 1983), Austrian race car driver Barbara Zuber (1926–2019), American painter and illustrator Bill Zuber (1913–1982), American baseball pitcher Catherine Zuber (born 1951), British costume designer Christian Joseph Zuber (1736–1802), Danish architect Edward Zuber (1932–2018), Canadian artist Eric Zuber (born 1985), American pianist Etta Zuber Falconer (1933–2002), American mathematician Feliks Żuber (1905–1940), Polish sprinter Fritz Zuber-Buhler (1822–1896), Swiss painter Henri Zuber (1844–1909), French landscape painter Henry Zuber III (born 1966), American politician Inês Zuber (born 1980), Portuguese politician and MEP Isaiah Zuber (born 1997), American football player Jean Zuber (1773–1852), French-Alsatian industralist Jean-Bernard Zuber, French theoretical physicist Jon Zuber (born 1969), American baseball player Marc Zuber (1944–2003), Indian actor Maria Zuber (born 1958), American astronomer Paul B. Zuber (1926–1987), American civil rights attorney Raphael Zuber (born 1973), Swiss architect Steven Zuber (born 1991), Swiss footballer Stanisław Zuber (1883–1947), Polish geologist Terence Zuber (born 1948), American historian Tom Zuber (born 1972), American attorney and entrepreneur Tyler Zuber (born 1995), American professional baseball player Véronique Zuber (1936–2024), French model and actress
See also Zuber (disambiguation)
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