The surname Medina is of Arabic origin, derived from the word "madinah, " meaning "city. " It originated in Spain during the Middle Ages and is commonly found in Spanish-speaking countries. The name has been used as a habitational surname, referring to individuals from various places named Medina. Over time, the use of the name has spread globally, particularly in the Americas, due to Spanish colonization. The name is significant as it reflects the historical and cultural exchange between Arabic and Spanish cultures.
