The surname Matschke is of German origin, derived from the given name Matthäus. The surname Daiber is also of German origin, likely derived from the given name Dietbert.
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The last name Daiam is of Arabic origin. It is a variant of the surname Dayyam, which means "eternal" or "everlasting" in Arabic.
The last name Daiban is of Japanese origin. It is derived from the Japanese word "大番" (daiban) meaning "big guard" or "chief guard." This surname likely originated as a title o...
The last name "Daibar" is of Spanish origin. It is a surname that is believed to be derived from the Spanish word "día," meaning "day," and the Basque word "ibar," meaning "valley...
The last name Daibert is of German origin. It derives from the personal name Diethard, composed of the elements "died", meaning "people" or "nation", and "hard", meaning "brave" or...
The last name "Daibess" is of Arabic origin. It is believed to be a surname derived from the Arabic word "dabas" which means "lion".
The last name "daiboun sahel" is likely of Arabic origin, as "daiboun" can be a variant of the Arabic word "dhiboun," meaning wolf, and "sahel" could refer to the Sahel region in A...
The last name "Daibra" is of Italian origin, derived from the given name "Deodato," which means "devoted to God." This surname is most commonly found in central and southern Italy.
The last name "Daiema" is of Japanese origin. It is derived from the Japanese word for "big mountain" or "great mountain."
The surname "Daif" is of Welsh origin. It derives from the Old Welsh given name "Dafydd", which means "beloved". This name was very common among the Welsh population and over time,...
The last name "daifalla" is of Arabic origin. It is a combination of two words: "dai" meaning "caller" or "preacher" and "falla" meaning "of Allah" or "from Allah".
The last name "Daifallah" appears to have Arabic origins. In Arabic, "Daif" means guest or hospitality, and "Allah" means God. Therefore, "Daifallah" could refer to someone who is ...
The surname Daiha is believed to have originated from Japan. In Japanese, "Dai" means big or great, and "Haya" means swift or fast. Therefore, Daiha could potentially mean somethin...
The last name "Daiim" appears to have Arabic origins, derived from the Arabic word "daiim" meaning "constant" or "eternal." It is possible that it may have been a nickname or descr...
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The surname Daillencourt is of French origin. It is derived from a place name meaning "Courtyard of Dail(e)" and is found predominantly in the Normandy region of France. Variations...