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AALDENBERG Dutch Denotes a person who came from a place called Aaldenberg, which perhaps meant "old mountain". AARLE Dutch Denotes a person who hailed from a place of this name in the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium. ABANO Spanish Denoted someone hailing from Abano in Spain, a spa town whose name probably is related to the Celtic root ab meaning "water". ABBADELLI Italian Means "little priest, abbot" from the Italian abate and the diminutive suffix -elli. ABBEY English Means "dweller by the abbey" or "worker at the abbey" from the Middle English abbeye, abbaye. ABELLI Italian Derived from the Latin given name Abellio which was the name of a Pyrenean god in the Roman times. ABNEY English Originally the name was D'Aubigne and is found as the name of towns in four locations in France... [more] ABREU Portuguese, Galician Habitational name from the a place called Abreu in the former Minho province in Portugal. ABSPOEL Dutch Denoted a person who lived in or by a house in Oegstgeest, South Holland, called Abtspoel. ABUJAMAL Arabic Means "father of Jamal", from Arabic abu "father of" combined with the given name JAMAL... [more] ACHTERBERG Dutch, German Denoted a person hailing from one of the various places that bore this name in Germany... [more] ACHTERKAMP Dutch Denoted a person hailing from one of the various farms that bore this name in and around Holland... [more] ACKER English, German Denoted a person who lived near a field, derived from Middle English acker or Old High German ackar meaning "field" (related to the word acre). ACONE Italian Possibly from the Latin surname Acone, which came from the toponym Portus Acone in Bitinia (in nowadays Turkey). ADEMA Dutch Derived from any of the many Germanic given names that began with the element adal meaning "noble". ADESSI Italian Perhaps means "punctual or fast person" from the Italian adesso "now, at this moment". AFOLAYAN Western African, Yoruba Means "walks with grace, confidence" or "walks like a rich man" in Yoruba. AGGI Italian Either from place names like Baraggia or variants, or more plausibly from the Germanic name Aggiuo. AGLI Italian From place names like Agliè, Aglietti, Agliana and Agliate, all originating from the Latin name Allius or Alleius. AGNUSDEI Italian Nickname for someone very devoted or someone wearing a Benedictian amulet called an agnusdei (which means "lamb of God" in Latin). AGTHOVEN Dutch Denoted a person from Agthoven, the Netherlands, which means "eight gardens" from the Dutch agt "eight" and hoven "garden". AIELLO Italian From place names like Aielli, Aiello Calabro, Aiello del Friuli, Aiello del Sabato and many others... [more] AINSLEY Scottish From a place name: either Annesley in Nottinghamshire or Ansley in Warwickshire... [more] AINSWORTH English Habitational name for someone who lived in a place named Ainsworth near Manchester, from the Old English given name Ægen and worþ meaning "enclosure". AITA Italian Originally denoted a person from Aieta, Italy, a place name derived from Greek aetos "eagle". AKSOY Turkish Literally means "white lineage" in Turkish, most likely used to denote one from a famous lineage. ALBERO Italian From the Italian albero meaning "tree" (ultimately from Latin arbor), referring to someone who lived in the woods or someone who chopped trees. ALBERSNAGEL Dutch Possibly a combination of the name Albers, a cognate of ALBERT, and the surname NAGEL. ALBUQUERQUE Portuguese, Spanish Derived from the Spanish town of Alburquerque, in the Badajoz province near the Portuguese border. ALDEBRANDI Italian Means either "son of Aldebrando" or "son of Altebrando", Germanic names, the first composed of alda "wise" and brand "burning sword" and the latter of alt "old" and brand... [more] ALDUINO Italian Derived from the Italian given name Alduino, from the Germanic name Aldwin, composed of ald "strong" and win "friend". ALFERO Italian From the given name Adalferio, Germanic in origin, composed of either adal "noble" and fadan "to travel" or adal and fero "to lead". ALMÁSSY Hungarian Derived from Hungarian alma meaning "apple", so it perhaps originally referred to a person who harvested or sold apples. ALMEIDA Portuguese Designated a person who had originally lived in one of several villages in Portugal called Almeida... [more] ALTHAUS German Means "dweller by or in the old house" from the German alt "old" and Haus "house"... [more] |
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