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The last name "Ank" originates from a Turkish and Arabic word meaning "sash" or "belt." The surname "Mmh" does not have a confirmed origin or meaning in English.
The last name "Ank Rantawan" appears to have origins in Thailand. The name "Rantawan" is likely of Thai origin, derived from the word "ran," meaning "warrior," and "tawan," meaning...
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The surname Ankamafio is of Ghanaian origin. It is most likely derived from a combination of a personal name or family name Ankama, and the suffix -fio, which is common in Ghanaian...
The last name "Ankamaila" is of Finnish origin. It is a combination of the Finnish word "anka" meaning "duck" and "maila" meaning "stick" or "club." This surname may have originate...
The last name "Ankate" is of Nigerian origin. It is derived from the Yoruba language in Nigeria and typically means "someone who is full of blessings."
The surname Anke is derived from a diminutive form of various Germanic names that end with "an" or "ank". These include Ankward, Anken, and Ankelin. The "-e" ending suggests that i...
The last name "ankeh" is of unknown origin and does not appear to have a specific meaning in English.
The last name Ankenman is of German origin. It is derived from the Middle High German word "ankeman," which means "tenant farmer" or "leaseholder." This surname was likely used to ...
The surname Ankeny is of English origin, derived from a place name in Cornwall, England. The name Ankeny comes from the Old English word "an", meaning "one", and the Cornish elemen...
The surname "Anker" is of Old Scandinavian origin, derived from the Old Norse word "ankarr," meaning "anchor." The name may have originally been used as a nickname for a steadfast ...
The surname Ankermann is of German origin. It is a habitational name from any of several places named Anker, Ankerode, or Anger, which are found in various parts of Germany. These ...
The last name "Ankersen" is of Scandinavian origin, specifically Danish. It is derived from the given name "Anker," which means "anchor" in Danish. The suffix "-sen" is a common pa...
The last name "Ankir" is of Norwegian origin. It is derived from the Old Norse personal name "Engekvi," meaning "meadow war."
The surname Churasiya is of Indian origin, specifically from the Hindi language. It is commonly found in the state of Uttar Pradesh in India.