The surname Zoot is of Dutch origin and is derived from the personal name Zote, which is a short form of the name Zotman. It is believed to have originated as a nickname for someone who was perceived as foolish or eccentric.
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The last name "Zoo Udin" is of Indonesian origin. "Zoo" is a common surname in Indonesia, particularly among Chinese Indonesians. "Udin" is a traditional Indonesian given name, whi...
The last name "Zood" is likely of Persian or Iranian origin. The name may have roots in the Persian language, but without further information, it is difficult to determine its prec...
The last name "Zooeh" has its origin in Germany. It is believed to be of Germanic or possibly Jewish descent.
The last name "Zooge" is of German origin. It is derived from the Middle High German word "zōge," which means "pair of oxen" or "yoke." This surname likely originated as an occupa...
The last name Zoomie is of German origin. It is derived from the occupational name for a metalworker or from the Middle Low German word "zome," meaning tool or utensil.
The surname Zoomtel is of Dutch origin, derived from the personal name Zomer, meaning "summer," combined with the Dutch element -tel, a diminutive suffix.
The surname Zoonekynd is believed to have Dutch origins. It is derived from the Old Dutch word "zoon," meaning son, and "Ekin," which could be a personal name or a variant of the w...
The last name "Zoor" is English in origin. It is derived from the Old English personal name "Zurich" which means "son of Souri". Over time, variations of the name have developed su...
The last name Zoorob is of Lebanese origin. It is derived from the Arabic word "zurub" which means "waterskins" or "water bags." This last name may have originally been a nickname ...
The last name "Zooz" is of Hebrew origin. It is a variation of the surname "Zussman" which means "son of Zussman," where "Zussman" is a Yiddish name derived from the Hebrew name "Y...