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The surname "M'Rabat" is of Arabic and Berber origin, specifically from Morocco. It is a toponymic name derived from the city of Rabat, which was originally known as "al-Fāṭḥ ...
The origin of the last name "Mrabcom" is not clear as it does not appear to have a known specific origin or meaning in the English language. It is possible that it is a rare or unc...
The surname Mrabet-Bent is likely of Tunisian origin, derived from two separate Arabic roots. 1. "Mrabet" (مرابط): This part of the name may be derived from the Arabic word "...
The last name "Mrabhaker" appears to have Indian origins. It is likely derived from the Marathi word "maar" meaning "to kill" and "bhakshak" meaning "eater," possibly indicating a ...
The last name "Mrac" is of Croatian origin, derived from the word "mrak" which means "darkness" in Croatian.
The surname Mrack originates from Slovenia. It is a Slovenian surname of uncertain origin, likely derived from a personal name or a place name. It is most commonly found in the reg...
The last name "Mrad ep Benaissa" originates from North Africa, specifically from the Berber or Arab ethnic groups. The name "Mrad" can be of Berber origin, meaning "swift" or "quic...
The last name "Mrad II" is of Arabic origin. It is derived from the personal name "Marad", which means "sick" or "ill" in Arabic. It is believed to have been a nickname given to so...
The origin of the last name "Mrafeeq" is Arabic. The name is derived from the Arabic word "rafiq" which means friend or companion. It is commonly used as a surname in Arabic-speaki...
The last name "Mrahi" is of Hebrew origin. It is derived from the Hebrew word "marah," which means "bitter" or "bitterness." This last name may have originated as a surname for som...
The last name "Mrahim" has Arabic origins and is derived from the personal name "Rahim," which means "merciful" or "kind" in Arabic.
The surname "Mraiyan" is of Arabic origin. It is derived from the Arabic word "mar'iyan" which means "belonging to the sweet basil plant" or "relating to the Basil family." It is a...
The last name "Mrajeevan" appears to have Indian origins. It may be derived from the South Indian given name "Rajeevan," which means "king" or "one who rules."
The last name "Mraji" is of African origin.
The surname Mrak has roots in Slavic cultures, particularly among Czech and Slovak populations. The name is derived from the word "mrák" which means "fog" or "mist" in these langu...