arbor

Arbor stands for:

Arcade , covered, laterally open corridor at the front of a building
Loggia , open archway
Gazebo , garden pavilion
Balcony of a farmhouse (in the Alpine region and in Swiss dialects)
a species of carp fish, see bleak
Housing of the bower birds, see Bower birds #Bower building

Laube is the family name of the following people:

Adolf Laube (* 1934), German historian
Alois von Laube (1845–1914), Austrian Lieutenant Field Marshal
Anton Laube (1718–1784), Czech composer and church musician
Anton Eduard Albert Emil Laube (1830–1891), royal Prussian lieutenant general
Bernd Laube (1950–2012), German soccer player
Eckhardt Laube (* 1947), German athlete
Eižens Laube (1880–1967), Latvian architect
Emil Laube (1868–1939), German painter
Friedrich Laube , real name of Friedrich Hassel (actor) (1815–1884), German actor
Grover Laube (1887–1969), American film technician
Gustav Carl Laube (1839–1923), Czech geologist, paleontologist and explorer
Hans-Martin Müller-Laube (* 1940), German legal scholar
Heinrich Laube (1806–1884), German writer and theater director
Horst Laube (1939–1997), German dramaturge and writer
Iduna Laube (1808–1879), German-Austrian women's rights activist
Jochen Laube (* 1978), German film producer
Johannes Laube (1937–2012), German Japanologist, religious scholar and Buddhist researcher
Julius Laube (1841–1910), German conductor and orchestra leader
Karl Laube (1897–1973), German politician (KPD / SED) and resistance fighter
Kurt Laube (1905–1987), German resistance fighter, interbrigadist and VVN functionary
Manfred Laube (1935–2002), German geophysicist
Martin Laube (* 1965), German theologian
Michael Laube (* 1955), German artist
Peter Laube (1942–1988), German painter and graphic artist
Reinhard Laube (* 1967), German historian, librarian, non-fiction author and editor
Sigrid Laube (1953–2007), Austrian author
Steffen Laube (* 1961), German film actor
Step Laube (* 1970), German radio play writer and director
Volkmar Laube (* 1960), German journalist
Walter Windisch-Laube (* 1958), German musician, musicologist and music teacher

See also:

Arbors
Wiktionary: Laube - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations