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surnames > peroza-gonzalez

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surnames > gonzalez-llano

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forenames > leidy-del

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surnames > go-zale

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surnames > gonzalez-arzuza

The last name "Gonzalez Arzuza" is of Spanish origin. "Gonzalez" is a patronymic surname meaning "son of Gonzalo," while "Arzuza" is likely a variation of the Basque surname "Arzuaga," which is derived from the Basque words "artz," meaning "oak," and "aga," me...

surnames > gonzalez-chourii

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surnames > el-rey-del-campo

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surnames > gonzalez-casique

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forenames > chisita-del-valle

The name "Chisita" is of Spanish origin. "Del Valle" translates to "of the valley" in English.

surnames > gonzalez-campillo

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surnames > gonzalez-ura

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surnames > del-fiorentino

The surname "del Fiorentino" is of Italian origin. It is derived from the Italian word "fiorentino," meaning "of Florence." This surname likely indicates that the family or individual bearing it has roots in the region of Florence in Italy.

forenames > eliana-del-pilar

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surnames > del-pla

The last name "del Pla" is of Spanish origin and is derived from the Spanish word "pla," which means "plain" or "plateau." It is likely to have originated as a topographic or locational surname, referring to someone who lived near a plain or a plateau. Topogra...

forenames > nubys-del-carmen

The name "Nubys Del Carmen" likely originated from Spanish-speaking regions. "Nubys" does not have a clear origin or meaning, while "Del Carmen" is a reference to the Virgin Mary, specifically Our Lady of Mount Carmel, a title in Christian tradition.

surnames > del-massa

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surnames > perozo-gonzalez

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surnames > gonzalez-ampudia

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surnames > amon-gonzalez

The last name "Gonzalez" is of Spanish origin. It is derived from the given name Gonzalo, which is of Visigothic origin. The surname "Amon" is less common and its origin is not definitively established.

surnames > gonzalez-la-rubia

The last name "González La Rubia" is of Spanish origin. "González" is a common Spanish surname derived from the given name Gonzalo, meaning "war" or "battle", and "La Rubia" means "the blonde" in Spanish. It is possible that "La Rubia" was added to "Gonzále...

forenames > los-del-mambo

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surnames > munoz-gonzalez

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surnames > pou-del

The last name "Pou del" is of Catalan origin. It is a combination of the Catalan word "Pou," meaning "well," and "del," meaning "of the." This surname may have originated from someone who lived near a well or owned a well.

surnames > gonzalez-lora

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forenames > del-fabro

The first name "Del Fabro" is of Italian origin. It is a surname that likely originated from a family name in Italy. The name "Del Fabro" is derived from the Italian word "fabro," which means "smith" or "craftsman." Therefore, the name "Del Fabro" may have ori...

surnames > cotes-gonzalez

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surnames > gonzalez-alipio

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celebrity > magico-gonzalez

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surnames > gonzalez-escucha

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surnames > del-dion

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surnames > gonzalez-socha

The last name "Gonzalez Socha" is of Spanish origin. "Gonzalez" is a common Spanish surname derived from the given name Gonzalo, which means "battle." "Socha" is also a Spanish surname and is likely of toponymic origin, referring to a place named Socha.

forenames > silvia-del-carmen

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surnames > rico-gonzalez

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surnames > mayo-gonzalez

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surnames > pozo-ricard

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surnames > gonzalez-jimenez

The last name "González Jiménez" is of Spanish origin. "González" is a common surname in Spain and derives from the given name Gonzalo, which means "battle." "Jiménez" is a patronymic surname derived from the given name Jimeno, which means "son of Jimeno."

surnames > del-rojo

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surnames > del-roji-blanco

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forenames > zhayda-del-carmen

The first name Zhayda has Persian origins, meaning "fortunate" or "happy." Del Carmen is a Spanish name meaning "of Carmen," referring to the Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel in the Christian faith.

surnames > aranega-gonzalez

The last name Aranega Gonzalez is of Spanish origin. "Aranega" is a surname of Andalusian origin, specifically from the region of Granada in southern Spain. It is derived from the Arabic word "araneq," which means "mutton." "Gonzalez" is a common Spanish surna...