The surname Sylva is of Portuguese origin, derived from the word "selva" meaning woodland or jungle in Portuguese. It is likely a toponymic surname referring to someone who lived near a forest or wooded area.
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The surname "Sylesh" is of Indian origin and likely has roots in the Tamil language. It is possibly derived from a given name or a place name in India.
The last name "Syliv" is of unknown origin. It does not appear to be derived from any specific language or culture.
The last name "Sylivie" does not have a widely-known origin or meaning. It is possible that it could be a variant spelling of the more common last name "Sylvie" or "Sylvia," which ...
The surname Syll (or Syl, Sil) is believed to have multiple origins. One possible origin is from a Germanic given name "Sigil" which means victory or triumph. Another possibility i...
The last name Sylla is of West African origin, specifically from the ethnic group known as the Mandinka people. The Mandinka are primarily found in countries such as Senegal, Gambi...
The surname Sylvain has French origins. It is derived from the Old French word "silvain" which means "woodsman" or "forest dweller." The name may have been given to someone who liv...
The surname Sylvanus is of Latin origin, derived from the given name Silvanus, meaning "of the forest" or "man of the woods". It was a common name among the ancient Romans.
The surname "Sylvester" is of Germanic and Old Norse origin, derived from the personal name Silvester, which means "wild beast" or "forest-dweller". It is composed of the elements ...
The surname Sylvestre is of Latin origin. It derives from the word "silva" which means "forest" or "wood". In medieval Europe, it was a common occupation name for someone who lived...