The last name "Leon Ospina" is of Spanish origin. "Leon" is a common Spanish surname that means "lion," while "Ospina" is a surname of Spanish and Italian origin that means "man from Osia." The combination of these two surnames suggests a possible mixed heritage.
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surnames > leoziroliveira
The last name "Leoziroliveira" appears to have Portuguese origins. It is a combination of multiple surnames, including "Leoziro" and "Oliveira", which are both common Portuguese surnames. "Leoziro" may have regional or familial significance, while "Oliveira" g...
surnames > leozinho
The last name "Leozinho" is of Brazilian origin and is a diminutive form of the given name "Leão", which means "lion" in Portuguese.
surnames > leozina-machado-chaves
The last name "Leozina Machado Chaves" has Portuguese origins. "Leozina" is likely a given name, while "Machado" and "Chaves" are common surnames in Portugal.
surnames > leoz
The surname Leoz is of Spanish origin. It is a patronymic surname, meaning it is derived from the given name of a father or ancestor. In this case, Leoz likely comes from the medieval given name Leo, which is a Latin name meaning "lion." Over time, this name w...
surnames > leow
The last name "Leow" is of Chinese origin. It is a variant of the Chinese surname "Liu" which is one of the most common surnames in China. The surname "Liu" can also be romanized as "Leow" in the Hokkien dialect. The name "Leow" may have originated from the Ch...
surnames > leov
The last name "Leov" is of French origin. It may be derived from the French word "lion" or "Léon," meaning "lion."