The surname Hebert originates from a Germanic personal name composed of the elements "hari," meaning "army," and "behrt," meaning "illustrious." This name became popular among the French nobility, particularly after Saint Haribert, the archbishop of Cologne, circa 1000. Over time, variations of Hebert have been used in different regions, including Normandy and Louisiana. The name is significant due to its historical presence in both France and North America, particularly in the early settlement of Canada and Louisiana. Hebert symbolizes French heritage.
