I am pretty sure the name is referring to a geographical origin of the family. There are two towns called "Leuben" in Saxony, one in the district of Mei脽en, another one is now a suburb of Dresden. "Leubner" just means "someone from Leuben". The placename in its turn is of Slavic origin, originally "Luben", from Sorbian "luby"
meaning "dear".
What does "Leubner" a german name mean or if there are any german words similar tell me I need to know
Same goes for me....born and raised in Germany. The name "Leubner" doesn't mean or stand for anything.
Reply:I am German, grew up there. I don't know of any special meaning - just a name - and I don't know any similar german words. Sorry!
Reply:You can probably find your genealogy, but you might note that the spelling of your name has been Anglicized because the "-eu-" part should be a u with an umlaut, or two little dots above it. That character doesn't appear in English of course.
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