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The last name Mueller, of German origin, is derived from the Middle High German word "müle," meaning "mill," and historically referred to someone who worked at or owned a mill, a vital occupation in agrarian societies. This surname first appeared in regions of Germany, particularly in areas with a strong milling industry, such as Bavaria and the Rhineland. The name reflects the importance of milling in medieval society, where millers played a crucial role in processing grain for food. Variations of the surname include Müller in standard German, as well as Möller in Low German and Molinar in Spanish-speaking countries, each reflecting local linguistic adaptations. The name is prevalent not only in Germany but also in countries with significant German-speaking populations, such as Switzerland and Austria, and has spread globally due to migration, maintaining its association with the milling profession.