The last name Woldsenbet is of African origin, specifically from Eritrea. It is derived from the Tigrinya language and is a combination of the words "wold" meaning son and "senbet" meaning Saturday.
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The surname Wolak is of Polish and Czech origin. It is derived from a given name, which was a diminutive form of the Slavic name Vladislav (meaning "ruled by glory"). In Poland, th...
The origin of the last name "Wolamo" is Ethiopian. It is derived from the Amharic word "wolamo," which means "plentiful" or "abundant."
The surname "Wolanski" is of Polish origin. It is derived from a place-name, most likely "Wołoska", which was the Polish term for "Volhynia", a region in present-day western Ukrai...
The surname Wolarba is of unknown origin and does not seem to have a specific meaning in English. It is possible that it is a rare or uncommon surname with a unique history or back...
The last name "Wolate Mikaele" appears to be of Samoan origin. The surname Mikaele is a common Samoan first name, derived from the Hebrew name Michael, meaning "Who is like God?" T...
The surname Wolchok is of Jewish origin, specifically Ashkenazic, which refers to a historical group of Jews from Central and Eastern Europe. It's derived from the Yiddish "Wolf" m...
The last name "Wolck" is of German origin. It is believed to be a variant spelling of the surname "Wolk," which is derived from the Middle High German word "wolc," meaning "cloud."...
The surname Wolczynski is of Polish origin. It is derived from a place name called Wolczyn, located in various regions of present-day Poland. Surnames originated as a way for peopl...
The surname "Wold Geberile" appears to have origins in Ethiopia. The first part "Wold" is a common Ethiopian surname meaning "son of", while "Geberile" could be a given name that h...
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The surname "Wolday" is of Eritrean and Ethiopian origin. It is derived from the Tigrinya word "welde" meaning "son of" and "ay" which is a common suffix in many Eritrean and Ethio...
The last name "Woldegebriel Beyene" appears to have Ethiopian origins. "Woldegebriel" may be related to the Amharic word "wold" meaning "son," and "gebriel" may be derived from the...
The last name "Woldegerima" is of Eritrean and Ethiopian origin. It is derived from the Ge'ez language, with "Wolde" meaning "son of" and "Gerima" likely a given name or family nam...
The surname "Woldehana" is of Ethiopian origin. It consists of two parts: "Wolde" which means "sons of" in Amharic, a language spoken in Ethiopia, and "Hana" which is probably a gi...
The last name "Woldi" does not have a widely-known origin or history. It appears to be a fairly rare or unique surname that may have specific ties to a particular family or region....