Labay is used as a family name or surname in Philippines. It is 5 characters long in length.

Family Name / Last Name: Labay
No. of characters: 5
Origin: Philippines
Meaning: Currently, no meaning found for Labay

How popular is Labay?

Labay is common in Philippines.

Labay is ranked 48767 on our list.

As per 2010 US census, number of Labaies plummeted by 2.75974 per cent to 599 since 2000 and slipped by 2518 spots and ranked at 37229. The last name was found in around 2 per 1 million population. Please refer to following table for race and ethnicity.

Race 2010 2000
White 87.31 88.96
Asian and Native Hawaiian
& Other Pacific Islander		 6.68 5.19
Others 2.5 1.3
Black 1.67 2.27
Labay is quite popular last name mostly concentrated in Philippines which signifies that it is originated from Philippines. Around 9775 people have been found who wears Labay as their family name. Labay is used widely across the globe. More detailed information can be found below:
RankCountryCount
Countries with very very low frequency i.e., 1 - 10:
122,390 Belarus4
184,212 France3
35,184 Poland3
13,552 Qatar2
118,441 Germany2
28,232 Morocco2
147,165 Czech Republic2
931 Sierra Leone2
1,500,361 India2
10,190 Bahrain1
34,581 Chile1
49,101 Denmark1
289,511 England1
11,486 Estonia1
7,292 Vietnam1
5,553 Taiwan1
7,895 South Korea1
24,421 Slovakia1
20,172 Hungary1
9,498 Iceland1
29,046 Japan1
Countries with very low frequency i.e., 10 - 50:
33,012 Belgium45
9,620 Singapore30
69,202 Netherlands18
Countries with low frequency i.e., 50 - 100:
11,321 Israel94
29,447 Spain85
134,428 Russia79
13,832 United Arab Emirates69
56,416 Canada53
Countries with hundreds of Labay:
34,951 United States822
10,582 Ukraine540
15,301 Tanzania292
25,062 Argentina209
15,678 Saudi Arabia192
68,907 Indonesia124
Countries with thousands of Labay:
1,506 Philippines7,089
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Immigrants to US

From Ireland

Daniel Labay was 21 years old when he migrated to USA during Irish famine on March 3, 1851. He lived in Ireland where he worked as workman and took Garrick from Liverpool.

Comments

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Silvana Clouser
 The origin of the name is Basque there are several possibilities for this etymological name - either it comes from labain word meaning the place slippery - or it comes from the agglutination of laba word and ain suffix that means: area of ​​the oven this surname specifies the location of the ancestral home.

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