The last name Myladikkunnel is of Indian origin, specifically from the state of Kerala. It is a compound name made up of "Myladi" which refers to a place in Kerala, and "kunnel" which is a common suffix in many Kerala Christian surnames.
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The last name "Mylabathula" originates from the Telugu language, commonly spoken in the Indian states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. It is a combination of the words "Myala" mean...
The last name "Mylabhathula" is of Indian origin, specifically from the Telugu-speaking regions of India. It likely derives from a combination of words or elements in the Telugu la...
The last name Mylai is derived from a place name in India, specifically the town of Mylapore in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. It is likely of South Indian origin.
The last name Mylakkudi is of Indian origin, specifically from the Tamil Nadu region in India. It is believed to be a combination of two Tamil words, "Myla" meaning jasmine and "Ku...
The English last name Myland originated from the Old English word "mẏlen" or "mȳlen," meaning "mill," and the suffix "land," indicating land associated with a mill or land owned...
The surname Mylaprath is of Indian origin, specifically from the Tamil language. It is likely derived from a place name or a combination of two words with specific meanings in Tami...
The last name Mylaram likely originates from India. Specifically, it may be derived from a place name or an occupation, possibly related to a specific region or community within th...
The last name Mylarambhanu appears to have its origin in India. It has elements that suggest it may be of South Indian or Telugu origin. "Mylar" could be a variation of the Tamil o...
The surname Myle is of Dutch origin. It is derived from the personal name Milo, a given name of Germanic origin meaning "famous" or "gracious".
The last name "Mylees" does not have a known origin or meaning in English. It may be a variant spelling of a more common surname or a unique surname with no clear etymology.
The last name "Mylek" appears to be of Polish origin. The surname may have originated from a Polish personal name or nickname. It is possible that the name has roots in the Polish ...
The last name "Mylettu" appears to be of Finnish origin.
The surname Mylinda is of English origin. It is derived from the medieval feminine given name "Melisent" or "Melisende", which in turn comes from the Old French name "Milicent". Th...
The last name "Mylovly" does not have a known origin or meaning. It could be a variant spelling of another surname or a coined surname.
The surname "myluvz" does not appear to have a known origin or meaning in English. It is possible that it is a modern or invented surname.