Buber's Basque Page: Arambide

It means "camino de endrinal" (a path bordered on either side by plum trees). This is from aran (plum) and suffix "bide" (path). There is also a valley in the Basque Country called "Valle de Arán", so it could mean the path to or from that valley.

The coat of arms is two silver stars placed diagonally (top left to bottom right) on a field of red.

Jose de Jesus Arrambide Gonzalez would like to hear from other Arambides. His email is "jarrambide@hotmail.com" and his mailing address:

HENRIK IBSEN # 162, COLINAS DE SAN JERONIMO MONTERREY, NUEVO LEON, MEXICO CP 64630 (8) 3151110

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josearrambide at yahoo dot com dot mx 22-Nov-2006 18:12	`#4029`
`I just changed the page of the surname, it can be found in www.josearrambide.com/arrambide`

meglemon at earthlink dot net 14-Sep-2006 0:19	`#3600`
`My grandfather's name was Jose Patricio Arrambide. As a young man he lived in the area of Monterrey Mex. His father was Isidro Arrambide also from that area. He was an officer in the Mexican army during the revolution. I would like to hear from more Arrambide families.`

josearrambide at yahoo dot com dot mx 29-Mar-2004 17:28	`#408`
`I have posted info on a variation of the name, which is Arrambide, I have origins, etimology and heraldic information. go to: http://www.geocities.com/josearrambide/arrambide.html`

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