Ambarte is used as a family name or surname in France. It is 7 characters long in length.
Form of the Lambert. 1. From the Anglo-Saxon personal name. 2. From Lambert-sur-Dive, or Lambert-sur-Orne in Normandy. The former is the more probable, as we have other family names apparently derived from it, as Lampson, Lampkin, etc. Some of the Lamberts of Ireland seem, however, to have used the local prefix DE; and they are said to have settled in that country temp. Henry II.
Is a variant form of the Lambert. Descendant of Lambert meaning "land, bright".
Family name is a variant of Amberg. Dweller on, or near, a large hill or mountain.
A form of the Lampert. One who came from Lamport, i.e., long marketplace, the name of several places in England;It can also be a variant of Lambert meaning "land, bright".
Lastname is a form of Amber. An Anglo-Saxon personal name, whence Amberley, Ambersham, Amberhill, etc.
Ambarte is the variant of the Lambard. A native of Lombardy in Italy. In the middle ages, the Lombards were great traffickers in money and the precious metals, and Lombard Street in London derives its name from them. This name is sometimes confounded with Lambert.
Surname is a form of Lamport. A parish in Northamptonshire. An estate now called Landport at Lewes, Sussex, had owners called Lamport temp. Edward III.