The last name Fulgar appears to have originated from the Latin word "fulgere," meaning "to shine or glow." It is possible that this surname may have been given to someone with a bright or radiant personality.
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The last name "Ful Mia" originates from a combination of two elements. "Ful" is an English surname derived from the Middle English word "foul," meaning "foul" or "unattractive." "M...
The last name "Fulad" originates from Persia (modern-day Iran) and is of Persian origin. It is derived from the Persian word for "steel" or "iron," indicating a potential occupatio...
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The last name "Fulbaduwa" is of Sri Lankan Sinhalese origin. It is believed to be derived from a place name or geographical feature in Sri Lanka.
The origin of the last name Fulbdan is not able to be determined as it does not appear to have a clear etymology or historical significance.
The last name Fulber is of English origin and is derived from the Old English personal name Fulberht, meaning "bright or famous".
The surname Fulbert is of Old German origin. It is derived from a given name composed of the elements "ful" meaning "happy" or "fortunate," and "berht" meaning "bright" or "famous....
The last name "Fulchand" is of Indian origin. It is likely derived from a combination of the given name "Ful" or "Phool" meaning flower, and the suffix "chand" meaning moon.
The surname Fulcher is of Old French origin, derived from a given name "Fulchar," which was composed of the elements "fulc" (bold, strong) and "hari" (army). This name became popul...
The last name Fulconis is of French origin. It is a surname derived from the Old French word "foulque," which means "falcon." The surname likely originated as a nickname for someon...
The surname "Fuldan" is of German origin and is believed to be derived from the name of the city of Fulda in central Germany. The name may have originated as a locational surname f...
The surname "Fule" is of Hungarian origin, derived from the Hungarian word "füle," meaning "ear." This surname is likely to have been originally used as a descriptive or occupatio...
The surname Fulgenzi is of Italian origin and derives from the medieval given name Fulgenzio, which is a variation of the Latin name Fulgentius, meaning "shining" or "illustrious."...
The surname Fulgoni is of Italian origin and is derived from the given name Fulgencio, which comes from the Latin word "fulgens" meaning "shining" or "bright." The surname Fulgoni ...
The surname Fulgraff is believed to be of German origin. It is derived from various place names that contain the elements "voll" meaning full and "graben" meaning ditch or moat. So...