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The surname Kozad is of Hungarian origin, derived from the word "kozad," meaning "runty" or "stunted."
The last name Kozan is of Turkish origin. It is a locational surname derived from the name of a place in Turkey.
The last name Kozhakova is of Russian origin. It is derived from the word "kozha," which means "skin" in Russian. The name may have originally been used to describe someone who wor...
The last name "Kozhani" is of Albanian origin. It is derived from the Albanian word "kozhan" which means "leather" or "skin". It is likely that this surname was originally given to...
The last name "Kozhikal" is of Indian origin, specifically from the state of Kerala. It is likely derived from a Malayalam word or place name.
The last name "Kozhikkara" is of Indian origin, specifically from the state of Kerala. It is likely derived from the name of a place called Kozhikode in Kerala, which may indicate ...
The last name "kozhikoodu" is of Indian origin and is likely derived from the place name Kozhikode, which is a city in the state of Kerala in southern India.
The last name "Kozhipuram" is of Indian origin, specifically from the state of Kerala. It is believed to be derived from the name of a village or town in Kerala.
The last name "Kozhkal" is of Russian origin. It is derived from the word "kozha" which means "skin" in Russian. This surname likely originated as a nickname or occupational name f...
The last name Kozhur is of Ukrainian origin, derived from the word "kozhur" which means "bark" or "skin." It is possible that this surname was originally used to describe someone w...
The last name "Kozhuvallore" originates from the region of Kerala, India. It is believed to be of Malayalam language origin and may be derived from the name of a place in Kerala.
The surname Koziatek is of Polish origin. It derives from a geographical name for someone who lived near a patch of forest (Polish: "kozia łąka") or a meadow (Polish: "kozia pola...
The last name Kozikal is of Slovak origin, derived from the word "kozka" which means "goat" in Slovak. It is likely a toponymic surname referring to a place where goats were raised...
The surname Kozina has Slavic origins and is predominantly found among Eastern European populations, particularly in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and other Slavic countries. The name ...
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