Origin and formation
Valencia is a surname from the Spanish city of Valencia. Its name history passes through Catalan València to Latin Valentia. Social worker Deborah Carlos-Valencia supported migrant and refugee women in Greece.
Dictionary pronunciation
- Tagalog: /vaˈlensija/ · /baˈlensija/ · Wiktionary ↗
- Spanish: /baˈlenθja/ · /baˈlensja/ · Wiktionary ↗
In the 1849 Catálogo transcription
The linked transcription records the following spelling and page position. Open the edition link to locate the printed page.
- valencia · page 135 · column 1 · row 48 · Transcription ↗ · Digitized edition ↗
Public figures with this surname
Deborah Carlos-Valencia ↗
community organizer
Elected officials in the 2001 list
Valencia has 18 records in the OpenHalalan transcription of the 2001 COMELEC elected-candidate lists.
OpenHalalan — 2001 ↗Contains information from OpenHalalan by Robert R. Leung, available under the Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0. ODbL 1.0 ↗ · Download surname counts