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The surname Tel has roots in multiple cultures and countries. In Hebrew, it is derived from the given name "Tzel," meaning "dew." In Finnish, it can be an occupational name for a w...
The surname "Tela Sajol" is most likely of Hungarian origin. "Tela" may have derived from the Hungarian word "tél" meaning winter, and "Sajol" could be a variation of a Hungarian ...
Telagham is a Persian surname that originates from Iran. It is derived from the Persian word "telagham," which means "melody" or "chant."
The surname "Telah" is of Arabic origin. It is derived from the Arabic word "تلح" which means "goldsmith". This surname is likely to have been used to denote someone who worked ...
The last name Telahun is of Ethiopian origin. It is a common surname among the Amhara people in Ethiopia and is likely derived from a personal name or a place name.
The last name "Telalyan" is of Armenian origin. It is derived from the word "telal" which means "spectacle" or "pageant" in Armenian, indicating a possible ancestral occupation or ...
The last name Telang is of Indian origin, specifically from the state of Maharashtra in western India. It is derived from the Marathi word "Telange," which means someone who works ...
Telano is an Italian surname of uncertain origin. It is possibly derived from the Italian word "telare," meaning to weave or to loom. Alternatively, it could have originated from a...
The last name "Telap" is of Slovenian origin. It is a surname derived from a place name, specifically from the Slovenian word "telovadnica," meaning gymnasium or sports hall.
The surname Telbois, also spelled Tilbos or Tielbooij, is believed to have Dutch origins. It derives from the place name "Tielen" in the province of North Brabant, Netherlands. The...
The surname Telega has roots in several Slavic languages, primarily Croatian and Serbian. It is an occupational name derived from the word "telog" in Old Slavonic, which means "mes...
The surname "Telegu" is of Spanish origin, derived from the word "teleguero," referring to a person who worked with a traditional plow used in agriculture. This surname likely orig...
The last name Teles has its origins in Portugal. It is a variant of the more common Portuguese surname "Teles de Mouzinho" and derives from the medieval personal name Telhas or Tel...
The last name "Telesheva" is of Russian origin. It is derived from the Russian word "телешева" meaning "of the calf" or "calfskin" and is likely to have been used as a desc...
The last name "Telewik" is of Polish origin. It is derived from the word "telewizja," which means television in Polish. The name likely has roots in the media industry or may have ...