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The last name "Plaisance" is of French origin. It is derived from the French word "plaisance", which means "pleasure" or "delight". The name likely originated as a surname for those who lived in or were associated with a place known for its pleasant or delight...

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surnames > plagens

The last name "Plagens" originates from northern Germany and is a variant of the first name "Plagge". "Plagge" in turn is derived from the old high-German word "plaga", which means as much as "hard land" or "flakes". The last name can therefore indicate the or...

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surnames > polygenis

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surnames > ploskunak

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surnames > plasencia

The last name Plasencia is of Spanish origin. It is derived from the name of a town in Spain called Plasencia, which is located in the province of Cáceres, in the region of Extremadura. The name Plasencia is believed to be of pre-Roman origin, possibly derive...

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surnames > plaisance

The last name "Plaisance" is of French origin. It is derived from the French word "plaisance", which means "pleasure" or "delight". The name likely originated as a surname for those who lived in or were associated with a place known for its pleasant or delight...

surnames > placencio

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surnames > placencia

The last name "Placencia" is of Spanish origin. It is derived from the Spanish word "placencia," which means "pleasantness" or "serenity." The surname is associated with the town of Plasencia, located in the province of Cáceres, Extremadura, Spain. People wit...

surnames > plouzennec

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surnames > palczynski

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surnames > polchinski

The last name Polchinski is of Polish origin. It is a surname derived from the Polish word "polski," meaning "Polish" or "of Poland." The name likely originated as an ethnic or regional identifier for someone from Poland or of Polish descent.

surnames > pavlusenko

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surnames > polczynski

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surnames > plascencia

The last name "Plascencia" is of Spanish origin. It is a locational surname derived from the place name Plasencia, which is a city in western Spain. The name Plasencia itself comes from the Latin word "placentia," meaning "pleasure" or "enjoyment." Over time, ...

surnames > paluszynski

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surnames > pavlichenko

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surnames > polya-somogyi

The last name Polya Somogyi is of Hungarian origin. "Polya" is a common Hungarian surname that could be derived from the given name "Péter" (Peter) or from the Hungarian word "palóc" meaning someone from the region known as Palocz in Hungary. "Somogyi" refer...