The surname Domengine Barraque is of French origin. It is believed to have originated from the Occitan region in southern France. The name may have derived from a place name or feature in the local landscape.
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surnames > domzalski
The last name Domzalski is of Polish origin. It is derived from the word "dom," which means "home" or "house" in Polish, and the suffix "-ski," which indicates a connection to a pl...
surnames > domzalska
The last name Domzalska is of Polish origin. It is derived from the name of the town Domzaly in Poland. The suffix "-ska" indicates that it is a feminine form of the surname, meani...
surnames > domz
The last name "Domz" is of Polish origin. It is a variant of the surname Dom, which is derived from the Polish word "dom," meaning "house" or "home." This surname was likely origin...
surnames > domy
The surname Domy is of French origin. It is derived from the Old French personal name "Domus" or "Dome," which was a nickname for someone thought to resemble a cathedral or dome. O...
surnames > domvo
The last name "Domvo" is of African origin, specifically from the Ewe people of Ghana and Togo.
surnames > domville-musters
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surnames > domville
The last name "Domville" originates from the Old French "de Ville" meaning "of the town." The name was likely used to identify a person who came from a specific town or village. Ov...
surnames > domuta
The surname "Domuta" is originating in Romania. It is derived from the Romanian word "domn" which means "Lord" or "master". This surname was probably used to designate a person of ...
surnames > domuschiev
The last name "Domuschiev" is of Bulgarian origin. It is derived from the word "dom" meaning "home" in Bulgarian, with the suffix "-schiev" indicating a possessive form. The surnam...