French: from a pet name derived from the personal name
Babylas; it was the name of patriarch of Antioch who was
beatified in the 3rd century.Jewish (from Belarus): metronymic
from the personal name Babe.Jewish (from Belarus):
habitational name from Babino, a village in Belarus.Russian, Ukrainian, and Polish (Babyn): metronymic or
patronymic from baba ‘grandmother’, ‘old woman’, either meaning
son of an old woman or a nickname denoting a fussy man.Serbian:
nickname from baba ‘grandmother’ or babo ‘father’.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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