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[Surname] Re: "RANDTEN" (Dutch) & "FLAAK" (Frisian/ Dutch?) Meaning?
Flaak exists in Germany as you can see at http://www.verwandt.de/karten/absolut/flaak.html. It would seem to be a variant of Flack/Flacke which, according to Bahlow, is "from a dwelling place by stagnant, swampy water (in Dutch vlak still = swampy".
You'll find confirmation of a locative origin for the second name at http://tr.im/Gq4W.
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"RANDTEN" (Dutch) & "FLAAK" (Frisian/ Dutch?) Meaning?  ·  Paul  ·  11/29/2009, 1:09 PM
Re: "RANDTEN" (Dutch) & "FLAAK" (Frisian/ Dutch?) Meaning?  ·  Jim Young  ·  12/2/2009, 7:55 AM
Re: "RANDTEN" (Dutch) & "FLAAK" (Frisian/ Dutch?) Meaning?  ·  Marc  ·  12/2/2009, 9:04 AM