Pronunciation: [kˈɔːluː] (IPA) 
Corlew is a surname often found in parts of the United States. Phonetically, it is spelled /kɔrˈlu/, with the stress on the first syllable. The "c" is pronounced as a "k" sound, while the second syllable is pronounced with a short "u" sound, as in "up." The "e" at the end of the word is silent. The spelling of Corlew follows many English spelling conventions, including the use of the letter "w" to signify the sound "uu."
Corlew is a proper noun that refers to a surname of Scottish origin. It is primarily associated with people of Scottish descent and is chiefly found in Scotland, although it has also been adopted by individuals from other parts of the world. The name Corlew is derived from the Gaelic term "MacCor-Laoich," which translates to "son of the victorious warrior."
As a surname, Corlew typically signifies a family's ancestral connection to a specific Scottish clan or tribe. This designation served as a means of identifying and differentiating individuals within a community or society. Over time, the name has undergone various phonetic and spelling changes, eventually settling on Corlew as the predominant form.
Individuals bearing the surname Corlew typically carry a sense of pride in their Scottish heritage, often cherishing their ancestral ties to a specific clan or region. They may seek to preserve and honor their family's cultural traditions, history, and genealogy.
Corlew is a relatively uncommon surname, and those who bear it may have a unique opportunity to connect with other members of the Corlew family around the world, forming a sense of kinship and belonging. The name Corlew carries a historical and cultural significance, representing a proud lineage of Scottish ancestry.
