Claes

Usage: Flemmish Extra: Statistics

From the given name Klaus.

De Vroom

Usage: Dutch, Flemmish

Variant of Vroom.

Franke

Usage: German, Dutch, Flemmish Extra: Statistics

Variant of Frank (3).

Goossens

Usage: Flemmish Extra: Statistics

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

Joossens

Usage: Flemmish

Means "son of Joos" in Flemmish.

Maes

Usage: Flemmish Extra: Statistics

Flemmish form of Maas.

Merckx

Usage: Flemmish, Dutch

From the given name Mark.

Mertens

Usage: Dutch, Flemmish Extra: Statistics

From the given name Merten.

Peeters

Usage: Dutch, Flemmish Extra: Statistics

Dutch variant of Peters.

Slootmaekers

Usage: Dutch, Flemmish

Means "the maker of locks" in Dutch, an occupational name for a locksmith.

Tillens

Usage: Dutch, Flemmish, German

From the Germanic name Thietilo, a medieval pet form of Dietrich.

Vandroogenbroeck

Usage: Flemmish

It means "from the dry marshes" in Dutch. (Brussels was built on dry marshes, so it means from Brussels) It's a very common name in Brussels and on the outskirts.

Vermeulen

Usage: Flemmish Extra: Statistics

Belgian and Dutch Flemmish surname meaning "dweller by the mill".

Vervloet

Usage: Flemmish

Means "(dweller by a) stream".

Vroom

Usage: Dutch, Flemmish Extra: Statistics

Derived from the given name Frumoldus, which comes from Old German fruma-walda, which means "benefit" and "ruler with advantage".

Vroomen

Usage: Dutch, Flemmish

Variant of Vroom.