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The last name "Sto Domingo Valiente" is of Spanish origin. "Sto Domingo" is a reference to the city of Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic, and "Valiente" means "brave" or "cou...
The last name "Sto Tomas" originates from the Philippines. It is derived from the Spanish words "santo" meaning "saint" and "tomás" meaning "Thomas." This surname is commonly used...
The surname Stobbart is of English origin. It is derived from the Old English personal name "Stubbe," which means stump or post, and the suffix "-ard," which means son of. So the s...
The last name "Stocco" originates from Italy. It is a surname derived from the personal name "Stocco," which was a nickname for a brave and agile warrior. The name is of Germanic o...
The surname "Stocking" is of English and Scottish origin. It is an occupational name for a maker or seller of stocks, a type of harness used to restrain livestock. In Scotland, it ...
The surname "Stoclet" originates from France and Belgium. It is derived from a nickname meaning "stork." The name was originally given to someone who was large or had a long neck, ...
The surname Stoddard is of English origin and derives from a nickname for someone who was physically robust or strong. It comes from the Middle English "stod" meaning "strong" or "...
The surname Stode is of English origin. It is a locational surname derived from the Old English word "stod," which means a stud farm or a place where horses were kept.
The surname Stodola is of Slavic origin. It is a variant spelling of the Czech and Slovak patronymic surname Stojdroň/Stojdra, which means "son of Stojan", a diminutive form of St...
The surname Stodtmeister is of German origin. It is derived from the Middle High German words "stot" meaning "stud" or "horse" and "meister" meaning "master" or "manager." It is be...
Stodulka is a Czech surname, derived from the Czech word "stodola" which means "barn". It is likely an occupational surname for someone who worked in or owned a barn.
The last name "Stodumingo" appears to have Spanish origins. The suffix "-ingo" is a common ending in Spanish surnames, often indicating a family or ancestral connection. "Stoduming...
The last name "Stoecklin" is of German origin. It is derived from the Old High German word "stoc," meaning "tree trunk" or "log," and likely originated as a topographic name for so...
The surname Stoehr is of German origin and is derived from various place names in Germany. One possible source is Stoer, a town in southern Germany, which has been recorded since t...
The surname Stoessel is of German origin. It is derived from the Middle High German word "Stuotzel," which means "stall" or "stable." This surname was often occupational, indicatin...