Alkema

Usage: Frisian Extra: Statistics

Means "son of Alke". Alke is a form of Ale, which is the short form for names starting with the element adal "noble".

Alserda

Usage: Frisian

Means "from the farm named Alserd(a)".

Anema

Usage: Frisian

Means "son of Ane". Ane could be a short form of names starting with the element arn "eagle".

Anjema

Usage: Frisian

Means "son of Anje".

Annema

Usage: Frisian

Means "from Anne's farm". Anne is a variant of Ane.

Arkema

Usage: Frisian Extra: Statistics

Means "son of Arke".

Atsma

Usage: Frisian

Means "son of Atse". Atse is a variant of Ad(d)e or At(t)e, from names starting with adel "noble" or from Adriaan.

Aukema

Usage: Frisian

Means "son of Auke". Auke is a diminutive of Aue, which might be from Augustine or Aurelius.

Baarda

Usage: Frisian

From a place name meaning "from Baard's farm". The given name Baard is from Bert.

Baarsma

Usage: Frisian

Means "son of Baard". The given name Baard is from Bert.

Bakema

Usage: Frisian

Means "son of Bake". The Frisian Bake is a diminutive of Baak, a short form of names starting with badu- ("fight, struggle").

Barwegen

Usage: Frisian

Derived from the name of a village in Friesland.

Bootsma

Usage: Dutch, Frisian

Occupational surname meaning "boatman", derived from the dutch word boot meaning "boat".

De Vries

Usage: Frisian Extra: Statistics

Means "the Frisian" or "the Fries", referring to a person from Friesland.

Dijkstra

Usage: Frisian

Means from the dyke or near the dyke, from Frisian dijk.

Hansen (1)

Usage: Norwegian, Dutch, Frisian Extra: Statistics

Means "son of Hans".

Herrema

Usage: Dutch, Frisian

From a Frisian diminutive of the given name Henry.

Hoekstra

Usage: Frisian Extra: Statistics

A Frisian surname meaning "from the corner" or "corner farm".

Laninga

Usage: Frisian Extra: Statistics

Frisian for "of the land," or "from the land". It could be understood as "works the land".

Reijnder

Usage: Dutch, Frisian

Variant of Reinder.

Reijnders

Usage: Dutch, Frisian

Variant of Reinder.

Reinder

Usage: Dutch, Frisian

Derived from the Frisian given name Reinder, which is a form of the Dutch given name Reinier. Reinier is the Dutch variant of Rayner.

Reinders

Usage: Dutch, Frisian Extra: Statistics

Variant of Reinder.

Reynder

Usage: Dutch, Frisian

Variant of Reinder.

Reynders

Usage: Dutch, Frisian

Variant of Reinder.

Rijnder

Usage: Dutch, Frisian

Variant of Reinder.

Rijnders

Usage: Dutch, Frisian

Variant of Rijnder.

Van Wieren

Usage: Frisian, Dutch Extra: Statistics

It means "from Wieren". It originated in Friesland and other parts of the Netherlands. Wieren, the name of several towns, means "seaweed".