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surnames > dekyvere
The last name "Dekyvere" is of Dutch origin and is derived from the Dutch word "de kievere," which means "the hives" or "the beekeepers." It is likely that the last name was origin...
surnames > dekytspotter
The last name "dekytspotter" does not have a known origin or meaning. It appears to be a unique or rare surname and may have been a variation or alteration of a different surname. ...
surnames > dekyndt-thierry
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surnames > dekyi-thongmon
Dekyi Thongmon is a Tibetan name, with "Dekyi" meaning "happiness" or "good fortune" and "Thongmon" possibly referring to a place or family name. Tibetan last names often reflect t...
surnames > dekyi-khangsar
The last name "Dekyi Khangsar" is of Tibetan origin. "Dekyi" means happiness or auspiciousness in Tibetan, while "Khangsar" means snow land or mountain palace. This last name likel...
surnames > dekydtstotter
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surnames > dekydtspotter
The last name "dekydtspotter" appears to be of Dutch origin. The prefix "de" is a common preposition in Dutch surnames, meaning "the" in English. The rest of the surname "kydtspott...
surnames > dekuyssche
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surnames > dekuypere-arrambourg
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surnames > dekuypere
The last name "Dekuypere" is of Belgian origin. It is a Dutch surname that is derived from the word "kuypere," which means "cooper" or "barrel maker" in Dutch. It is likely that th...
surnames > dekussche
The last name "Dekussche" is of French origin. It is a surname derived from the French word "cuche" which means "a heap" or "a mound." This surname likely originated as a nickname ...