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ArchivesRe: Opacheskaya, Tourabelidze, Wyquitzsvv
in reply to a message by Sean Foglai
I think that Wyquitsw(?) is not spelt correctly, but it coul be polish
Tourabelidze is coming from GEORGIA, a little republic
of the old USSR, now indipendent. On google I have found TURABELIDZE
the ending -dze is typical of giorgian surnames
Opacheskaya is surely a russian surname. I have found
OBACHOWSKI.
The meaning honestly I don't know.
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Guessing again ...
Opacheskaya ...rooted in Hebrew 'Obadiah' ...servant of God? 'B's and 'p's are quite interchangeable a are 'ch' and 'd' ...
or maybe Greek 'Obelia' ...needle
Opacheskaya ...rooted in Hebrew 'Obadiah' ...servant of God? 'B's and 'p's are quite interchangeable a are 'ch' and 'd' ...
or maybe Greek 'Obelia' ...needle
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