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I think that this name is really unique, but it could also be because I have this name! I hope that many of you like it.

I actually think Waters would make a really cool first name, for either gender! I feel like water-inspired names, like River, Ocean, Brooke, Wade, etc. are super popular right now, and I think Waters would be a very unique alternative to some of the other names. Not that there's anything wrong with those other names, they're all great, but I just think Waters would be a really cool alternative.

God bless you.

I actually think Castle would be super awesome for a first name! I think it would work for either gender, but I'd probably prefer it for a boy. Although, for a girl, Cas/Cassie would be cute nickname potentials.

God bless you.

A character with this name is Mandy Hope (and her parents Adam and Emily) from the children's books Animal Ark, published under the names Lucy Daniels and Ben M. Baglio

Al-burg. Hi, I and several other members of my family have this name. I'm pretty sure it originated from my great-grandfather who's from Sweden. I'm pretty sure that's where most of us are, but we have plenty in America and Mexico.

lore-EN-zen
In English

I love it. It's really German.

Well, this is my mom's maiden name.

Very very very common surname in English speaking countries. I think it's alright though.

When I lived in North America this was a really common last name there. I'm not saying that's a bad thing.

Famous name bearer is Hoshi Sato, a fictional character in TV series Star Trek: Enterprise.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoshi_Sato

Famous bearers of the name are fictional characters in TV series "House of Cards", Frank and Clare Underwood.

I pronounce it as: Kuwk

Liam Hoekstra, an American boy known for a rare medical condition that gives his body rapid muscular growth.

rass-muh-sehn is how i've always had my last name pronounced aswell as other's with my same last name.

park jimin!

this is my last name but i might change it to lee when i get older because i don’t really like it :-p

(correct me if im wrong) a writer of very known manga naruto has this surname

For the word Ifearnán, in google translate, it came up with the word hell

ra ra rasputin lover of the Russian queen

Funny how this was the last name of a prominent Nazi but this name also has a Jewish variant

this is a very good name i love it so much. i want my surname to be this :)

b r u h-no, don't do this to the poor kid xD

My Name!

Also a name element

It is an good name

WHAT THE HELL EVEN IS THIS NAME

I've never heard of this name before

I think Rossi would be really cute for a girl.

James Baldwin (1924-1987) was an American author, novelist, playwright, essayist, poet, and activist. Two of his books are The Fire Next Time and Giovanni's Room.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Baldwin

this name means king's gardener but a lot of people use it.

Eva Maria Mandl (29 May 1902 – 10 September 1924), known professionally as Eva May, was an Austrian actress. She was the daughter of the film director Joe May and his wife Mia May. In 1924 she committed suicide by gunshot. Some of her films are Black Pearls (1919), The Bride of the Incapacitated (1919), and The Amazon (1921).

Åkerman is ornamental, not locational.

I've never heard of this name before

I think that the name miles is the best name in the world...... JUST KIDDING!!! I hate the name miles because of two things, one is because this person that my brother knows is the Biggest jerk ever. He says rude stuff to my face and behind my back. Second this person that my brother knows he ripped and hurt my brother and he also ripped something that my brother made and started teasing him about it and ripped it.

English Pronunciation: FISH-ər

James Edward Quigley (1854–1915) was a Canadian-born prelate of the Roman Catholic Church. He served as Bishop of Buffalo, New York, and Archbishop of Chicago. Quigley spoke six languages to equip himself to supervise dioceses having large and varied immigrant communities.

Likely related to the word "welsh"

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Perry the platypus

I find it ironic that part of the meaning of this surname is "garlic", and a famous bearer is Gordon Ramsey, a well known chef

Austin

Will always be associated with Romeo and Juliet, unfortunately, but I still like this surname

This is probably the most common surname in Chinese, and nobody ever cares about its meaning. "Kill"? This is my first time hearing about it. By the way my surname is Liu.

i think of a marijuana cigarette butt, commonly called a "roach."

LOL

A famous bearer of the anglicized version is X-Files (1993-2018) character Dana Scully, played by Gillian Leigh Anderson (1968-).

Eva Anna Paula Braun Hitler (1912-1945) was famous for being Adolf Hitler's longtime companion and eventually, his wife. She published The Diary of Eva Braun (1935).

Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) was the fascist dictator of Germany during World War II. He was also a failed artist who is known not only for his genocides, mass murder of Jewish people and minorities, but also for his recognizable small, rectangular mustache.

Johann Georg Hiedler is a famous owner of the name. He was the step-father of Alois Hitler, Adolf Hitler's dad.