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KACZKA     Polish
Means "duck" in Polish.

KÁDÁR     Hungarian
Means "cooper" in Hungarian (that is, a person who made or repaired wooden barrels).

KADER (1)     Czech
Archaic variant of KUDRNA

KADER (2)     Arabic
Derived from the given name KADER (1).

KADLEC     Czech
Means "weaver" in Czech.

KAGOME     Japanese
Means "park" in Japanese.

KAHLER     German
From a nickname meaning "bald-headed" in German.

KAISER     German
From Middle High German keiser meaning "emperor"... [more]

KALB     German
Means "calf" (the animal) in German.

KALBFLEISCH     German
Occupational surname that indicated a butcher who sold veal meat or a butcher who slaughtered calves... [more]

KALMÁR     Hungarian
Occupational surname that originated from the vocabulary word kalmár meaning "merchant, trader, trafficker" in Hungarian.

KALOYANCHEV     Bulgarian
Means "son of little KALOYAN".

KALOYANOV     Bulgarian
Means "son of KALOYAN".

KALUŽA     Slovene
Means "a puddle" in Slovene.

KALUZA     Polish
Means "a puddle" in Polish.

KAMINSKI     Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Jewish
Name for someone who came from a town called Kamien... [more]

KAPPEL     German, Dutch
Means "a person who lives near or works at a chapel" from Middle High German kappel "chapel".

KARDOS     Hungarian
From kard that means "sword" in Hungarian... [more]

KARGA     Turkish
Nickname from a Turkish word indicating a "crow".

KARIM     Arabic
Derived from the given name KARIM.

KARIMI     Arabic
Derived from the given name KARIM.

KARL     Dutch, German
From the given name KARL.

KARLSEN     Danish
Means "son of KARL".

KARLSSON     Swedish
Means "son of KARL".

KÁRPÁTHY     Hungarian
Variant (and archaic spelling) of the surname KÁRPÁTI.

KÁRPÁTI     Hungarian
Derived from the Hungarian name of the Carpathian mountains, Kárpátok.

KÁRPÁTY     Hungarian
Variant of KÁRPÁTI.

KARPPINEN     Finnish
From karppi which means "carp", and perhaps neni meaning "nose".

KARSTENSEN     Danish
Means "son of KARSTEN".

KARTAL     Turkish
From a nickname meaning "eagle".

KASABIAN     Armenian
Means "butcher" in Armenian.

KAŠPAR     Czech, Slovene
Variant of KASPAR

KASPAR     German, Slovene
Derived from the given name KASPAR.

KASPERSEN     Danish
Means "son of KASPER".

KASPRZAK     Polish
Means "son of KASPAR".

KASSMEYER     German
From the Low German area around Paderborn... [more]

KÄSTNER     German
Means "cabinet maker" from German kasten "box".

KASUN     Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian
Derived from the Old Slavic term kazac "to order, command", here referring to one who bore an air of authority, and whose word was heeded and obeyed.

KATIRCI     Turkish
Derived from Turkish katır meaning "mule", a name for a person who made transports by mule.

KATO     Japanese
From ka meaning "add" and to meaning "wisteria", the latter syllable indicating a connection to the Fujiwara ("wisteria field") clan.

KATÓ     Hungarian
Derived from a diminutive of the Hungarian feminine given name KATALIN.

KATONA     Hungarian
Means "soldier" in Hungarian.

KATRANJIEV     Bulgarian
Patronymic from katranjia "one who works at a tar pit".

KATSAROS     Greek
Means "curly-haired" in Greek.

KATZ     German
Derived from the German word Katze "cat".

KAUBE     German
From the name of a town, Kaub, in Germany.

KÄUFER     German
Variant of KAUFER

KAUFER     German
Means "a trader" in German.

KAUFFMANN     German, Jewish
Variant of KAUFMAN

KAUFMAN     German, Jewish
Means "merchant" in German.

KAUR     Indian (Sikh)
In 1699 the Guru Gobind Singh gave all his Sikh female followers the surname Kaur and all males Singh... [more]

KAVA     Polish
Derived from Polish kawa "coffee", perhaps originally denoting one who worked in the coffee trade.

KAVANAGH     Irish
Derived from the Irish Gaelic name Caomhánach, which means "a student of saint Caomhan"... [more]

KAVANAH     Irish
Variant of KAVANAGH

KAVANAUGH     Irish
Variant of KAVANAGH

KAWAGUCHI     Japanese
Means "mouth of the river" from kawa "river" and guchi "mouth".

KAY (1)     English
Derived from the given name KAY (2).

KAY (2)     English
Derived from Middle English kaye "wharf, quay"... [more]

KEARNEY     Irish
From the Gaelic surname Ó Ceithearnaigh meaning "descendent of Ceithearnach", a given name meaning "warrior".

KECSKEMÉTI     Hungarian
Derived from the name of a town in Hungary, Kecskemét.

KEDVES     Hungarian
Means "kind" in Hungarian.

KEDZIERSKI     Ukrainian, Polish
From a nickname meaning "curly", describing a person with curly hair.

KEEFE     Irish
Anglicized form of the Irish Gaelic Ó Caoimh meaning "descendent of CAOMH".

KEEGAN     Irish
From Mac Aodhagáin meaning "descendent of Aodhagán"... [more]

KEEN     English
From Old English cene "bold, brave".

KEIGHLEY     English
Derived from an English place name meaning "clearing belonging to Cyhha"... [more]

KEIL     German
From the Middle Ages in Germany, it literally means "wedge shaped"... [more]

KEIR     Scottish
Variant of KERR

KEITH     Scottish
From a place name which is probably derived from the Brythonic element cet meaning "wood"... [more]

KELEMEN     Hungarian
Derived from the given name KELEMEN.

KELLER     German, Hungarian
From Middle High German këller meaning "cellar"... [more]

KELLOGG     English
From the Middle Ages, a name for a butcher meaning "killer of hogs".

KELLY (1)     Irish
Anglicized form of Gaelic Ó Ceallaigh, which means "descendent of CEALLACH".

KELLY (2)     Scottish
From a Scottish place name derived from coille "grove".

KELSEY     English
From an English place name meaning "Cenel's island", from the Old English name Cenel "fierce" in combination with eg "island".

KEMÉNY     Hungarian
Means "firm, hard, tough" in Hungarian.

KEMP     English
Derived from the Middle English kempe meaning "champion, warrior".

KEMPF     German
German form of KEMP... [more]

KENDAL     English
Variant of KENDALL

KENDALL     English
Derived from the town of Kendale in England, and was so called from the river Kent, on which it is situated, and dael "valley, dale"... [more]

KENDRICK (1)     English
From the Old English given names CYNERIC or CENRIC.

KENDRICK (2)     Welsh
Derived from the given name CYNWRIG.

KENDRICK (3)     Scottish
Variant of MCKENDRICK

KENNARD     English
Derived from the given names CYNEWEARD or CYNEHEARD.

KENNEDY     Irish
From the Irish Gaelic Ó Cinnéidigh meaning "decendent of CENNÉTIG"... [more]

KEREKES     Hungarian
Meaning "wheel-maker, wheeler" from the word kerék that means "wheel" in Hungarian.

KERMIT     Manx
Manx form of MACDERMOTT

KERMODE     Manx
Manx form of MACDERMOTT

KERNER     German
Derived from German kern "seed"... [more]

KERPER     German
Variant of GERBER

KERR     Scottish
From Scots kerr meaning "rough wet ground", ultimately from Old Norse kjarr.

KERRY     English
Variant of KENDRICK (1)

KERSEY     English
From an English place name meaning "watercress island".

KERTÉSZ     Hungarian
Occupational surname meaning "gardener" in Hungarian.

KERWAR     German
Variant of GERBER

KERWER     German
Variant of GERBER

KEVINS     English
Means "son of KEVIN".

KEVINSON     English
Means "son of KEVIN".

KEVORKIAN     Armenian
Alternative spelling of GEVORGIAN in transliteration from the Armenian alphabet to the Roman.

KEY     English
Variant of KAY (1) or KAY (2).

KEYS     English
Variant of KAY (1).

KHACHATURIAN     Armenian
Means "son of Khachatur" in Armenian... [more]

KHOROUSHI     Iranian
Derived from the given name Khurush, the Persian form of CYRUS.

KIDD     English, Scottish
From a nickname meaning "young goat, kid" in Middle English.

KIEFER (1)     German
Means "pine tree" in German.

KIEFER (2)     German
Derived from German kufe meaning "barrel"... [more]

KIJEK     Polish
Means "a small stick" in Polish.

KIKKERT     Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "frog".

KILDUFF     Irish
From the Gaelic Mac Giolla Dhuibh meaning "son of the black(haired) man".

KILLAM     English
Denoted one who hailed from the English town of Kilham, meaning "the hamlet of the kilns".

KILLOUGH     Irish
Means "from Killough (County Down, Northern Ireland) or Killough (Wicklow, Ireland)"... [more]

KIM     Korean
Means "gold" in Korean. This is the most popular surname in Korea.

KIMBALL     English
Derived from the Welsh given name CYNBEL or the Old English given name CYNEBALD.

KIMBERLEY     English
Variant of KIMBERLY

KIMBERLY     English
From various English places called Kimberley... [more]

KIMURA     Japanese
Means "tree village", it is the 18th most common Japanese surname.

KING     English
From Old English cyning, originally a nickname for someone who either acted in a kingly manner or who worked for or was otherwise associated with a king.

KINGSLEY     English
From a place name meaning "king's clearing" in Old English.

KINGSTON     English
From a place name meaning "king's town" in Old English.

KINLEY     Scottish
Variant of MCKINLEY

KINNAIRD     Scottish
From the name of a place in Scotland... [more]

KIPLING     English
From the name of a town in Yorkshire... [more]

KIRÁLY     Hungarian
Means "king" in Hungarian. This was a nickname for a person who acted kingly.

KIRBY     English
Derived from Kirkeby, a name for numerous locations in Norhtern England... [more]

KIRCHNER     German
Derived from Middle High German kirche "church"... [more]

KIS     Hungarian
Nickname meaning "small" in Hungarian.

KISS     Hungarian
Variant of KIS

KISTLER     German
Occupational name meaning "chest maker, cabinet maker" in German.

KISTNER     German
Variant of KÄSTNER.

KITA     Japanese
From ki meaning "tree" and ta meaning "field".

KITCHEN     English
Occupational name for a person who worked in a kitchen (of a monastery for example).

KITCHENS     English
Variant of KITCHEN

KJELDSEN     Danish
Means "son of KJELD".

KJELDSSON     Swedish
Means "son of KJELD".

KLADIVO     Czech
Means "hammer" in Czech... [more]

KLASSEN     Danish
Means "son of Klas", a derivative of NICHOLAS.

KLASSON     Swedish
Swedish form of KLASSEN.

KLAUSEN     Danish
Means "son of KLAUS"... [more]

KLEID     German, Jewish
Occupational name for a tailor, from German Kleid "garment, clothing".

KLEIN     German, Dutch, Jewish
Means "little" from German klein or Yiddish kleyn... [more]

KLEMENTS     Slovene
From the given name KLEMEN.

KLERK     Dutch
Variant of DE KLERK

KLERKEN     Dutch
Variant of DE KLERK

KLERKS     Dutch
Variant of DE KLERK

KLERKSE     Dutch
Variant of DE KLERK

KLERKX     Dutch
Variant of DE KLERK

KLERX     Dutch
Variant of DE KLERK

KLIMA     Czech
Derived from Klima, a diminutive of KLIMENT.

KLÍMEK     Czech
Derived from Klímek, a diminutive of KLIMENT.

KLIMEK     Polish
Derived from the name Klimek, a diminutive of KLEMENS.

KLIMY     Czech
Means "descendent of Klima", Klima being a diminutive of KLIMENT.

KLOET     Dutch
From the word kloet (plural kloeten), which was a kind of punting-pole used in shipping during the 16th century... [more]

KLOETEN     Dutch
Variant of KLOET

KLOETER     Dutch
Variant of KLOET

KLOSSNER     German
Derived from German Klausner "hermit".

KNAGGS     English
Found most commonly in the north of England, in particular Yorkshire... [more]

KNEF     German
Occupational name for a shoemaker (derived from Low German knif meaning "shoemaker's knife").

KNEIB     German
Variant of KNEF

KNELLER     German
Nickname for a noisy or disruptive person, derived from Old German knellen "to make noise, to cause a disturbance".

KNEPP     German
Variant of KNOPF

KNEZEVIC     Croatian, Serbian
Patronymic of the South Slavic word knez meaning "prince".

KNIGHT     English
Krom the Old English cniht, meaning "knight" or "tenant serving as a mounted soldier"... [more]

KNOCHENMUS     German
From German knochen "bone" and mus "sauce"... [more]

KNOPF     German
Means "button" in German, originally belonging to a button maker or button seller.

KNOPP     German
Variant of KNOPF

KNUDSEN     Danish
Means "son of KNUD".

KNUTSEN     Norwegian, Swedish
Variant of KNUTSON

KNUTSON     Norwegian, Swedish
Means "son of KNUT".

KOBAYASHI     Japanese
Means "small forest" in Japanese... [more]

KÓBOR     Hungarian
From the word kóbor that means "wanderer, ranger" in Hungarian.

KOÇ     Turkish
Means "ram" in Turkish.

KOCH     German
From a German word meaning "cook". This is a very common German name.

KOCK     Low German
From Middle Low German kok meaning "cook".

KOCSIS     Hungarian
Means "coachman" in Hungarian.

KOEMAN     Dutch
From the Old Dutch word koeman, which means "merchant"... [more]

KOEMANS     Dutch
Variant of KOEMAN

KOENIG     German
German cognate of KING.

KOENIGSMANN     German
Means a "king's man", or someone who played a king in a play... [more]

KÖHL     German
Variant of KOHL

KOHL     German
Derived from Middle High German kol "cabbage".

KÖHLER     German
Variant of KOHLER

KOHLER     German
From Middle High German koler meaning "charcoal burner" or "charcoal seller".

KOHOUT     Czech
Means "rooster" in Czech.

KOHUT     Ukrainian
Means "rooster" in Ukrainian. It was a nickname for a proud person.

KOIZUMI     Japanese
Means "little spring" in Japanese... [more]

KOKINOS     Greek
From a nickname meaning "red".

KOKOT     Slovene
Means "rooster" in Slovene.

KOLAR     Czech, Slovak, Slovene
Derived from the Slavic kolar "cartwright".

KOLBE     German
Means "mace" in German... [more]

KOLEN     Dutch
Variant of KOOL

KOLIJN     Dutch
Variant of KOOL

KOLLEN     Dutch
Variant of KOOL

KÖNIG     German
German cognate of KING, from Middle High German künnic, künec.

KONING     Dutch
Dutch cognate of KING.

KONSTANTINOV     Russian, Bulgarian
Means "descendent of KONSTANTIN".

KOOL     Dutch
Derived from the given name NICHOLAS.

KOOLE     Dutch
Variant of KOOL

KOOLEN     Dutch
Variant of KOOL

KOOLS     Dutch
Variant of KOOL

KOPECKY     Czech
Derived from Czech kopec "hill"... [more]

KOPITAR     Slovene
Means "shoemaker".

KOPP     German
Derived from the given name JACOB.

KOROŠEC     Slovene
Originally indicated a person from Koroška (Carinthia), a medieval Slovene state, now divided between Slovenia and Austria.

KORRAPATI     Indian (Dravidian)
Locational surname, from an area called Korra or Korrapalem... [more]

KOŠAR     Croatian
Means "a person who makes or sells baskets" from the Slavic word koš "basket".

KOSMATKA     Polish
Derived from Polish kosmaty "shaggy, hairy".

KOSTELECKY     Czech
Means "a person from Kostelec"... [more]

KOSZORÚS     Hungarian
Derives from koszorú, a Hungarian word that means "garland, wreath, girdle"... [more]

KOUMAN     Dutch
Variant of KOEMAN

KOUMANS     Dutch
Variant of KOEMAN

KOVÁČ     Czech, Slovak
Czech and Slovak cognate of KOWALSKI

KOVAC     Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Serbian
Simplified spelling of KOVÁČ or KOVAČ

KOVAČ     Croatian, Serbian, Slovene
Croatian, Serbian and Slovene cognate of KOWALSKI

KOVÁCH     Hungarian
Archaic spelling variant of KOVÁCS.

KOVACHEV     Bulgarian
Patronymic from kovach "blacksmith".

KOVÁCS     Hungarian
Hungarian form of KOWALSKI

KOVÁŘ     Czech
Variant of KOVÁČ

KOVÁTS     Hungarian
Hungarian form of KOWALSKI

KÖVÉR     Hungarian
Means "fat" in Hungarian.

KOWALCZYK     Polish
Patronymic from Polish kowal "blacksmith".

KOWALSKI     Polish
From the Polish word kowal meaning "blacksmith".

KOZEL     Slovene, Ukrainian
Derived from the Slavic kozel "goat", probably used to denote a goatherd.

KOZIOL     Polish
Means "goat" in Polish, probably used to denote a goatherd.

KOZLOV     Russian
Patronymic from the Slavic word kozel "goat", probably used to denote a goatherd.

KOZLOW     Polish
From the Polish place name Kozlow, ultimately derived from koziol "goat".

KOZLOWSKI     Polish
Means "a person from Kozlow, Kozlowo", or any other place whose name was derived from Polish koziol "goat".

KRAEMER     German
Variant of KRÄMER.

KRAKOWSKI     Polish, Jewish
Habitational name for a person of the city of Kraków in southern Poland.

KRALL     Czech
From Czech král "king"... [more]

KRÄMER     German
From Middle High German kræmer, kramære, kromer and Middle Low German kramer, kremer, kromer meaning "shopkeeper, grocer".

KRAMER     German, Jewish
Variant of KRÄMER.

KRAMR     Czech
Czech form of KRAMER.

KRANTZ     Jewish, German, Dutch
Variant of KRANZ

KRANZ     Dutch, German
Derived from Middle High German kranz "wreath".

KRASTEV     Bulgarian
Means "son of KRASTIO".

KRATOCHVIL     Czech
Derived from the Czech kratochvile "pastime".

KRAUS     German
From Middle High German krus meaning "curly"... [more]

KRAUSE     German
Variant of KRAUS

KRAUSS     German
Variant of KRAUS

KRAUß     German
Variant of KRAUS

KRAVITZ     Jewish
Occupational name meaning "tailor" (from Polish krawiec)... [more]

KREBS     German
German word meaning "crab", perhaps a nickname for a person with a crab-like walk.

KREJCI     Czech
Means "tailor" in Czech.

KRISTENSEN     Danish
From the masculine given name KRISTEN (1).

KRISTIANSEN     Danish
Means "son of KRISTIAN".

KRISTOFFERSEN     Danish
Means "son of KRISTOFFER".

KRIŽ     Czech, Slovak, Slovene
Means "cross" in Czech.

KRIZMAN     Slovene
From the given name KRISTIJAN.

KRÖGER     Low German
Variant of KRÜGER (1) and KRÜGER (2).

KRÓL     Polish
Means "king" in Polish... [more]

KRON     German, Swedish
Means "crown", perhaps a nickname for one who worked in a royal household.

KRUCKEL     German
Nickname for a crippled person or someone who walked with a cane, from German krücke meaning "cane".

KRÜGER (1)     Low German
In northern Germany: From Middle Low German kroger, kruger meaning "host".

KRÜGER (2)     German
In southern Germany: Means "potter" from Middle High German kruoc meaning "jug, pot".

KRUGER     German
Variant of KRÜGER (1) and KRÜGER (2).

KRUPIN     Russian
Derived from the West Slavic krupa "barley".

KRUSE (1)     German
Variant of KRAUS

KRUSE (2)     German
Occupational surname meaning "potter", from Middle High German kruse "pot, jug".

KRUSEN     Dutch
From the name of a place in Holland, derived from cruys, kruis "cross".

KUANG     Chinese
Means "frame" in Chinese.

KUCERA     Czech
Means "curl" in Czech; a nickname for a person with curly locks of hair.

KÜCHLER     German
Occupational surname for a baker who made small cakes or cookies... [more]

KÜÇÜK     Turkish
Means "small" in Turkish.

KUDRNA     Czech
Cognate of KUCERA.

KUHN     German
Derived from a diminutive of the German given name KONRAD.

KUIJPERS     Dutch
Variant of CUYPERS

KUIPER     Dutch
Variant of CUYPERS

KUIPERS     Dutch
Variant of CUYPERS

KULKARNI     Indian
In the Indian state of Maharashtra, Kulkarni in ancient times was the village revenue collector.

KULMALA     Finnish
Means "corner", with suffix -la giving an idea of a place... [more]

KUMIEGA     Polish
Derived from the Polish word for "friend", "pal".

KUNDAKÇI     Turkish
Means "kundak maker", kundak being the wooden part of a rifle.

KUNDERT     German
Derived from the given name KONRAD.

KUNKEL     German
Occupational name for a maker of spindles (Middle German kunkel "spindle", ultimately from Latin conus "cone").

KUNKLE     German
Variant of KUNKEL

KUNTZ     German
Derived from a nickname of KONRAD.

KUNZE     German
Derived from a nickname of the given name KONRAD.

KUROSAWA     Japanese
Means "black swamp", from the prefix kuro, meaning "black", and sawa, "swamp".

KURUCZ     Hungarian
Derived from the Hungarian word kuruc... [more]

KURZMANN     German
Means "short man" in German.

KUZNETSOV     Russian
Patronymic of the Russian term kuznets, meaning "blacksmith".

KWAN     Chinese, Korean
Means "mountain".

KWOK     Chinese
Means "boundary area of a city, a town or a country".

KYLES     Scottish
Derived from Gaelic caol meaning "narrows, channel, strait", originally given to a person who lived by a strait.

KYNASTON     English
Originally derived from a place name meaning "CYNEFRIÐ's town" in Old English.

KYSELY     Czech, Slovak
Means "sour" in Czech... [more]