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There are 645 names matching your criteria.

AAFJES     Dutch
Means "son of Aafje"... [more]

AAIJ     Dutch
Means "son of Aaij", a short form of several names, for example ADRIAAN.

AAKSTER     Dutch
Means "magpie" from the Old Dutch ekster.

AALDENBERG     Dutch
Denotes a person who came from a place called Aaldenberg, which perhaps meant "old mountain".

AALDERS     Dutch
Means "son of ALDERT".

AALFS     Dutch
Means "son of Aalf" in Dutch... [more]

AALMERS     Dutch
Means "son of Aalmar"... [more]

AALTINK     Dutch
Means "from Alto's farm"... [more]

AARDEN     Dutch
Means "clay, stone, earth" from the Dutch aarden... [more]

AARENS     Dutch
Means "son of AREND".

AARLE     Dutch
Denotes a person who hailed from a place of this name in the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium.

AARSE     Dutch
Means "son of AREND".

AARTS     Dutch
Means "son of AART".

AARTSEN     Dutch
Means "son of AREND".

AARTSMA     Dutch, Frisian
Means "son of AREND"... [more]

ABBES     Dutch
Means "son of ABBE".

ABBING     Dutch, German
Variant of ABBINK

ABBINGH     Dutch
Variant of ABBINK

ABBINK     Dutch
Means "ABBE's farmstead".

ABEL     English, French, Danish, Norwegian, Dutch, Spanish, German
Derived from the given name ABEL.

ABELEN     Dutch
Means "son of ABEL"... [more]

ABELS     Dutch, Danish, Norwegian
Means "son of ABEL".

ABEN     Dutch
Means "son of ABE (2)".

ABRAHAM     Jewish, English, Dutch, French
Derived from the given name ABRAHAM.

ABRAHAMS     Jewish, English, Dutch
Derived from the given name ABRAHAM.

ABRAM     English, Dutch
Derived from the given name ABRAHAM

ABRAMS     Jewish, English, Dutch
Means "son of ABRAHAM".

ABSPOEL     Dutch
Denoted a person who lived in or by a house in Oegstgeest, South Holland, called Abtspoel.

ABT     German, Dutch
Derived from Old Low German abt "abbot".

ACHILLES     English, Portuguese, German, Dutch
Derived from the given name ACHILLES.

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]

ACHTEROP     Dutch
Variant of OGTEROP

ADDENS     Dutch
Means "son of ADDE".

ADDICKS     Dutch
Means "son of Addik"... [more]

ADDIKS     Dutch
Variant of ADDICKS

ADEMA     Dutch
Derived from any of the many Germanic given names that began with the element adal meaning "noble".

ADMIRAAL     Dutch
Means "admiral" from the Dutch admiraal.

ADOLFS     Dutch
Means "son of ADOLF".

ADRIAANS     Dutch
Means "son of ADRIAAN".

ADRIAANSEN     Dutch
Means "son of ADRIAAN".

ADRICHEM     Dutch
Denoted a person from Adrichem, the Netherlands, which means "Adrik's home".

AERSSENS     Dutch
Means "son of AREND".

AGEMA     Dutch
Means "son of Age"... [more]

AGTEROP     Dutch
Variant of OGTEROP

AGTHOVEN     Dutch
Denoted a person from Agthoven, the Netherlands, which means "eight gardens" from the Dutch agt "eight" and hoven "garden".

AHLERS     Dutch
Means "son of Ahlert"... [more]

AIKEMA     Dutch
Means "son of Aike"... [more]

AKKER     Dutch
Variant of VAN DEN AKKER

AKKERMAN     Dutch
Dutch form of ACKER

AKKERMANS     Dutch
Dutch form of ACKER

AKKERSDIJK     Dutch
Denoted a person from Akkersdijk, the Netherlands... [more]

ALBERDA     Dutch
Means "son of ALBERT".

ALBERDINK     Dutch
Variant of ALBERINK

ALBERINK     Dutch
Means "dweller at or near ALBERT's farm".

ALBERS     Dutch
Means "son of ALBERT".

ALBERSNAGEL     Dutch
Possibly a combination of the name Albers, a cognate of ALBERT, and the surname NAGEL.

ALBERTS     English, Dutch
Means "son of ALBERT".

ALBRING     Dutch
Variant of ALBERINK

ALBRONDA     Dutch
Means "son of Albrand"... [more]

ALDENBERG     Dutch
Variant of AALDENBERG

ALDENKAMP     Dutch
Locational name of two possible etymologies... [more]

ALDERLIESTEN     Dutch
Means "most dearest" from the Dutch allerliefste... [more]

ALDERS     Dutch
Means "son of ALDERT".

ALDERSHOF     Dutch
Means "Aldert's garden, courtyard" from Dutch hof and the given name ALDERT.

ALFERDINCK     Dutch
Means "from Alfert's farm"... [more]

ALFERINK     Dutch
Variant of ALFERDINCK

ALFONS     Dutch
Means "son of ALFONS".

ALING     Dutch
Means "from Ale's farm"... [more]

ALINK     Dutch
Variant of ALING

ALLES     Dutch
Means "son of Alle", where Alle is a diminutive of ALDERT.

ALMA     Dutch
Variant of ALKEMA

ALTENA     Dutch
Variant of VAN ALTENA.

ALTHUIS     Dutch
Dutch cognate of ALTHAUS

ALTING     Dutch
Variant of AALTINK

ALTINK     Dutch
Variant of AALTINK

AMSING     Dutch
Means "from Amse's farm"... [more]

ANANIAS     Dutch
Means "son of ANANIAS".

ANDELA     Dutch
Means "from Andela's farm"... [more]

ANDRIES     Dutch
Means "son of ANDRIES".

ANDRIESSEN     Dutch
Variant of ANDRIES

ANDRINGA     Dutch
Means "from ANDRIES's farm".

ANGENENT     Dutch
Means "at the end (of the road, village)" from the Dutch phrase an gen ent.

ANHOLTS     Dutch
Originally denoted a person from Anholt, the Netherlands, meaning "hold still" (a place where people could rest for the night) from the Dutch word anholt.

ANKER     Dutch
Either means "anchor" or denotes a person hailing from Anker, the Netherlands.

ANNEIJES     Dutch
Possibly "son of Ananias" or "son of ANNE (1)".

ANNEVELINK     Dutch
Means "dweller next to the little field" from the Dutch aan't veldink.

ANTEMA     Dutch
Means "son of Ante"... [more]

ANTONIS     Dutch
Means "son of Antonis"... [more]

ANTONISE     Dutch
Variant of ANTONIS

ANTONISEN     Dutch
Variant of ANTONIS

ANTUMA     Dutch
Variant of ANTEMA

APERLO     Dutch
Variant of APPELO

APPELDOORN     Dutch
Variant of VAN APELDOORN.

APPELHOF     Dutch
Means "dweller by or at the apple garden", from appel and hof.

APPELO     Dutch
Indicated a person who was from place called Apperloo.

APPERLO     Dutch
Variant of APPELO

ARBEID     Dutch
Means "worker" from Dutch arbeider.

ARBEIDER     Dutch
Variant of ARBEID

ARBEIT     Dutch
Variant of ARBEID

ARENDONK     Dutch
Denoted a person from Arendonk, a town between Antwerp and Turnhout in Belgium... [more]

ARENDS     Dutch
Means "son of AREND".

ARENDSE     Dutch
Variant of ARENDS

ARENDSEN     Dutch
Variant of ARENDS

ARENTS     Dutch
Variant of ARENDS

ARENTZ     Dutch
Variant of ARENDS

ARIESEN     Dutch
Means "son of Aris"... [more]

ARISSEN     Dutch
Variant of ARIESEN

ARKES     Dutch
Variant of ARKEMA

ARNTZ     Dutch
Means "son of AREND".

ARNTZEN     Dutch
Variant of ARNTZ

ARNTZENIUS     Dutch
Latinate form of ARNTZEN.

ARTS (1)     Dutch
Variant of AARTS

ARTS (2)     Dutch
Means "physician" in Dutch.

ARTZ     Dutch, German
Variant of AARTS

ASJES     Dutch
Variant of ASKES

ASKES     Dutch
Means "son of Aske"... [more]

ASSELMAN     Dutch
Denoted a person from Assel(t) or Hassel(t).

ASSENBERG     Dutch
Possibly from a place called Assenberg, composed of essen and berg, meaning "ash mountain".

ASSENDORP     Dutch
From the name of a place called Assendorp, composed of essen and dorp, meaning "ash tree village".

ASSIES     Dutch
Variant of ASKES

ASSINK     Dutch
From a place name meaning "Asse's farm".

ATSES     Dutch
Variant of ATSMA

AUKES     Dutch
Dutch form of AUKEMA.

AVERESCH     Dutch
From the place name Averesch, possibly composed of haver and esch, meaning "oat farm land"... [more]

AVESKAMP     Dutch
Composed of avest and kamp which possibly mean "forest edge farm".

BAAIMAN     Dutch
Means "son of Baaij"... [more]

BAAK     Dutch
From the given name Baak, a short form of names starting with badu- "fight, struggle".

BAANDERS     Dutch
Dutch cognate of BANNER

BAARDWIJK     Dutch
From a place name, possibly from Baard's wijk where the given name Baard is from BERT and wijk means "living place".

BAARS     Dutch
Dutch form of BAARSMA.

BAART     Dutch
From the given name Baard, which was a form of BERT.

BAAS     Dutch
Means "boss, overseer" referring to a profession.

BAASCH     German, Dutch
Means "boss" from the Middle Low German baas.

BAKHUIZEN     Dutch
Means "bakery", an occupational name for a baker... [more]

BAKKER     Dutch
Dutch cognate of BAKER, from the Dutch word bakker.

BARENDS     Dutch
Means "son of Barend", where Barend is from BERNHARD.

BENSCOTER     Dutch
Originally Von Bunschoten, indicating a person from the town of Bunschoten in Holland.

BERINGER     Dutch, German
From the old Germanic given name Beringer.

BEULEN     Dutch
Variant of BUL

BEULENS     Dutch
Variant of BUL

BEULLENS     Dutch
Variant of BUL

BEUMERS     Dutch
Means "trees".

BEZUIDENHOUT     Dutch
From Dutch zuid "south" and hout, the oldest Dutch word for "forest"... [more]

BOER     Dutch, Low German
From West Low German Boer meaning "farmer".

BOEREFIJN     Dutch
Literally means "good farmer" in Dutch.

BOON (3)     Dutch
Means "bean seller or grower".

BOOTSMA     Dutch, Frisian
Occupational surname meaning "boatman", derived from the Dutch word boot meaning "boat".

BORST     Dutch
Means "bristly hair" in Dutch.

BOSCH     German, Dutch
Derived from Dutch bussch "wood".

BOUWMEESTER     Dutch
From Dutch meaning "architect, builder".

BRABAND     Dutch
Derived from the name of the region of Brabant in the Netherlands.

BRAMS     Dutch, English
Derived from the given name BRAM.

BRINKERHOFF     Dutch, German
Means "home on or near a hill" (that is, "on the brink").

BUL     Dutch
Means "bull" in Dutch.

BULLE     Dutch, English
Variant of BUL

BULLENS     Dutch
Variant of BUL

CARL     English, Dutch
From the given name CHARLES.

CARMAN (1)     English, Dutch
Occupational name for a carter, from Middle English car "cart" and man "man".

CEELEN     Dutch
Derived from the Dutch given name Ceel, which is short for MARCELLUS or CAECILIUS.

CLAASEN     Dutch
Means "son of CLAUS".

CLAES     Flemish
From the given name KLAUS.

CLOET     Dutch
Variant of KLOET

CLOETEN     Dutch
Variant of KLOET

COEMAN     Dutch
Variant of KOEMAN

COEMANS     Dutch
Variant of KOEMAN

COENEN     Dutch
Derived from the given name KOENRAAD.

COLIJN     Dutch
Variant of KOOL

COOLEN     Dutch
Variant of KOOL

COUMAN     Dutch
Variant of KOEMAN

COUMANS     Dutch
Variant of KOEMAN

CRUSAN     Dutch
Variant of KRUSEN

CUIJPER     Dutch
Variant of CUYPERS

CUIJPERS     Dutch
Variant of CUYPERS

CUYPER     Dutch
Variant of CUYPERS

CUYPERS     Dutch
From the Dutch occupation of kuiper, which means "cooper" or "barrelmaker".

DAALMAN     Dutch
Variant of DAALMANS

DAALMANS     Dutch
Originally indicated a person from Daal or Dalen, which is a small town in the province of Drente in the Netherlands... [more]

DAELMAN     Dutch
Variant of DAALMANS

DAELMANS     Dutch
Variant of DAALMANS

DAHL     Dutch, German, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish
From Middle Low German dal or Old Norse dalr both meaning "valley"... [more]

DAHLMAN     Dutch
Variant of DAALMANS

DAHLMANS     Dutch
Variant of DAALMANS

DAUBE     Dutch
From a nickname meaning meaning "dove".

DE CLOET     Dutch
Variant of KLOET

DE GROOT     Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "the big" or "the grand".

DE HAVEN     Dutch
From the Middle Dutch word haven signifying a "harbour"... [more]

DE JONCKHEER     Dutch
Literally means "the young lord"; also see JONCKHEER.

DE JONKER     Dutch
Literally means "the young lord"; also see JONKER.

DE KLERK     Dutch
From the occupation of klerk, which is Dutch for "clerk" (see CLARK).

DE KLOET     Dutch
Variant of KLOET

DERICHS     Dutch
Variant of DIRCKS

DE SNAAIJER     Dutch
Variant of SNYDER

DE SNAIJER     Dutch
Variant of SNYDER

DE VEEN     Dutch
Variant of VAN DER VEEN.

DE VEN     Dutch
Variant of VAN DER VEEN.

DE VROOM     Dutch, Flemish
Variant of VROOM

DE VROOME     Dutch
Variant of VROOM

DE WIT     Dutch
Variant of DE WITTE.

DE WITH     Dutch
Variant of DE WITTE.

DE WITT     Dutch
Variant of DE WITTE.

DE WITTE     Dutch
Means "the white one"... [more]

DIERICKX     Dutch
Variant of DIRCKS

DIRCHS     Dutch, German
Variant of DIRCKS

DIRCKS     Dutch
Derived from the given name DIEDERIK.

DIRCKSENS     Dutch
Variant of DIRCKS

DIRCKX     Dutch
Variant of DIRCKS

DIRIKS     Dutch
Variant of DIRCKS

DIRIX     Dutch
Variant of DIRCKS

DIRKS     Dutch
Variant of DIRCKS

DIRKSE     Dutch
Variant of DIRCKS

DIRKSEN     Dutch
Variant of DIRCKS

DIRKX     Dutch
Variant of DIRCKS

DREES     Dutch
Variant of DRIES

DREESE     Dutch
Variant of DRIES

DREESEN     Dutch
Variant of DRIESSEN

DREESENS     Dutch
Variant of DRIESSEN

DREESSEN     Dutch
Variant of DRIESSEN

DREESSENS     Dutch
Variant of DRIESSEN

DREYER     Dutch
Means "turner" in Dutch, an occupational name for one who turned wood to create things like ornate chair legs.

DRIES     Dutch
From the Dutch given name Dries, which comes from ANDREAS.

DRIESSEN     Dutch
Means "son of Dries", Dries being a Dutch form of ANDREAS.

DYKSTRA     Dutch
Means "dyke" or "ditch"... [more]

EERKENS     Dutch
Variant of ERKENS

EIKENBOOM     Dutch
From the Dutch word for "oak tree", eik meaning "oak" and boom meaning "tree".

ELZINGA     Dutch
From a place name, probably Elsing in Drente... [more]

ERCKENS     Dutch
Variant of ERKENS

ERKENS     Dutch
Derived from the (male) given name Erk, which means "ruler of the law".

EVERS     Dutch
Means "son of EVERT".

FLIPSE     Dutch
Variant of FLIPSEN

FLIPSEN     Dutch
Means "son of FLIP".

FORTUIN     Dutch
Variant of FORTUYN

FORTUYN     Dutch
From Old Dutch fortuyn meaning "fortune".

FRANK (3)     German, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian
Name for a person from Franconia in Germany, so called because it was settled by the Frankish people.

FRANKE     German, Dutch, Flemish
Variant of FRANK (3)

GEELEN     Dutch
Derived from the given name Geel, which comes from GILLIS or GILBERT.

GEELENS     Dutch
Variant of GEELEN

GEELS     Dutch
Variant of GEELEN

GELEN     Dutch
Variant of GEELEN

GELENS     Dutch
Variant of GEELEN

GOOSSENS     Flemish
From the Germanic given name Gozzo, derived from the element god "good" or got "god".

HAAK     Dutch
Occupational name meaning "pedlar" in Dutch.

HAANRAADS     Dutch
Variant of VAN HAANRADE

HAANRAADTS     Dutch
Variant of VAN HAANRADE

HAANRAATS     Dutch
Variant of VAN HAANRADE

HAANRATH     Dutch
Variant of VAN HAANRADE

HAAS     Dutch, German
Variant of HASE

HAENRAATS     Dutch
Variant of VAN HAANRADE

HAENRAETS     Dutch
Variant of VAN HAANRADE

HANRAETS     Dutch
Variant of VAN HAANRADE.

HANSEN (1)     Norwegian, Dutch, Frisian
Means "son of HANS".

HAUMANN     Dutch
Means "wood cutter" and is represented in the family crest... [more]

HEEREN     Dutch
Elaboration of heer which means "lord" or "gentleman" in Dutch, or a patronymic from Heer, a short form of names that start with the element heri which means "army", like HEREWARD and HERMAN.

HEIJMAN     Dutch
Patronymic surname based on the given name HENDRIK.

HEIJMANS     Dutch
Variant of HEIJMAN

HEIMAN     Dutch
Variant of HEIJMAN

HEIMANS     Dutch
Variant of HEIJMAN

HENDRIKS     Dutch
Derived from the given name HENDRIK.

HENDRIKX     Dutch
Variant of HENDRIKS

HENDRIX     Dutch
Variant of HENDRIKS

HERBERT     Dutch, English, French, German
Derived from the male given name HERBERT.

HERBERTS     Dutch, English
Variant of HERBERT

HERMAN     English, Dutch
From the given name HERMAN.

HERREMA     Dutch, Frisian
From a Frisian diminutive of the given name HENRY.

HEYMAN     Dutch
Variant of HEIJMAN

HEYMANS     Dutch
Variant of HEIJMAN

HOEDEMAEKER     Dutch
Variant of HOEDEMAKER

HOEDEMAEKERS     Dutch
Variant of HOEDEMAKER

HOEDEMAKER     Dutch
From the old profession of hoedemaker, the person who made hoeden, singular hoed, meaning "hat" in Dutch.

HOEDEMAKERS     Dutch
Variant of HOEDEMAKER

HOFWEGEN     Dutch
Variant of VAN HOFWEGEN.

HOLST     Low German, Dutch, Danish
Referred originally to a person from the region of Holstein (between Germany and Denmark)... [more]

HOLT     Dutch, Danish, English, Norwegian
Means "a wood" or "grove" in Old English or German.

HOLTMAN     Dutch
Variant of HOUTMAN

HOUBEN     Dutch
Derived from the given name Hubertus (see HUBERT).

HOUTKOOPER     Dutch
Literally means "buyer of wood".

HOUTMAN     Dutch
Literally translated, it is "forest man"... [more]

HUMMEL (1)     German, Danish, Dutch, Norwegian
Derived from the given name HUMBERT.

HUMMEL (2)     German, Danish, Dutch, Norwegian
Nickname for a busy person (from the Germanic word hommel meaning "bee").

JACOBS     Dutch, English
Derived from the given name JACOB.

JACOBSE     Dutch
Variant of JACOBS

JACOBSON     Dutch, English, Norwegian
Means "son of JACOB".

JANS     Dutch, German, English
Means "son of JAN (1)".

JANSEN     Dutch
Means "son of JAN (1)".

JANSENS     Dutch
Variant of JANSEN

JANSING     Dutch
Variant of JANSEN

JANSINGH     Dutch
Variant of JANSEN

JANSINK     Dutch
Variant of JANSEN

JANSSEN     Dutch
Variant of JANSEN

JANSSENS     Dutch
Variant of JANSEN

JANZ     Dutch, German
From the given name JAN (1).

JANZEN     Dutch
Variant of JANSEN

JONCKER     Dutch
From an abbreviation of jonckheer "young lord" (see also JONCKHEER)... [more]

JONCKERS     Dutch
Abbreviated form of JONCKERSEN.

JONCKERSEN     Dutch
Medieval surname which no longer exists in this spelling today, it means "son of a joncker"... [more]

JONCKHEER     Dutch
Derived from Middle Dutch jonchêre meaning "young lord", it originally was a medieval noble designation (never an actual noble title) for a young nobleman... [more]

JONKER     Dutch
This is a more modern spelling of JONCKER.

JONKERS     Dutch
This is a more modern spelling of JONCKERS.

JOOSSENS     Flemish
Means "son of JOOS" in Flemish.

JOOSTEN     Dutch
Derived from the given name JOOST.

NAVIGATION
  Aafjes ⇔ Joosten
  Kappel ⇔ Van Schoorel
  Van Schoorl ⇔ Zuiderduin