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forenames > frank-cruz

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surnames > pasini-cruz

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surnames > cruz-vives

The last name "Cruz Vives" is of Spanish origin. "Cruz" means "cross" in Spanish, and "Vives" is likely derived from the Catalan word for "lives." The combination of the two words likely indicates a person who lives near or has some connection to a cross, such...

surnames > garcia-giron

The last name "Garcia Giron" originated in Spain. "Garcia" is a common Spanish surname derived from the personal name "García," meaning "son of Garcia," while "Giron" is a surname of Spanish origin with roots in the province of Burgos.

surnames > garcia-campos

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surnames > troches-cruz

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surnames > cruz-illas

The last name "Cruz Illas" appears to be a combination of two separate last names: "Cruz" and "Illas". - Cruz: The surname "Cruz" is of Spanish and Portuguese origin, derived from the word for "cross." It likely originated as a descriptive surname for someone...

surnames > garcia-caro

The last name "Garcia Caro" has Spanish roots. The surname "Garcia" is one of the most common surnames in the Spanish-speaking world and is derived from the given name "Garcia," which means "young" or "brave" in Old Spanish. It was a common name among mediev...

surnames > garcia-veloz

The last name "Garcia Veloz" originates from Spain. "Garcia" is a common Spanish surname derived from the personal name "García," which means "son of Garcia." "Veloz" is a Spanish adjective meaning "swift" or "fast." So "Garcia Veloz" likely refers to someone...

surnames > miguez-garcia

The last name "Miguez Garcia" has Spanish origins. "Miguez" is a Galician surname derived from the given name "Miguel," which means "who is like God" in Hebrew. "Garcia" is a common Spanish surname of Basque origin.

surnames > colorado-cruz

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surnames > mestre-garcia

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surnames > laverde-garcia

The last name "Laverde Garcia" is of Spanish origin. "Laverde" may be a variant of the surname "Verde," which means "green" in Spanish. "Garcia" is a common Spanish surname that originated from the personal name "García," meaning "son of Garcia" or "descendan...

surnames > roa-de-garcia

The last name Roa de Garcia is of Spanish origin. The surname Roa is derived from a place name in Burgos, Spain, while the surname Garcia is a common Spanish surname derived from the given name Garcia, meaning "son of Garcia" or "son of the brave." The additio...

surnames > martine-garcia

The last name "Martinez Garcia" has Spanish origins. "Martinez" is a patronymic surname meaning "son of Martin," derived from the personal name Martin, while "Garcia" is a common surname in Spain of Basque origin, meaning "son of Garcia." Therefore, "Martinez ...

forenames > cruz-edigna

The first name Cruz Edigna originates from Spanish and Latin roots. "Cruz" means "cross" in Spanish, often associated with Christianity and religious symbolism. "Edigna" is believed to have Latin origins, potentially derived from the word "dignus" meaning "wor...

forenames > yamile-garcia

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surnames > flores-cruz

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surnames > cruz-moreira

The last name Cruz Moreira is of Portuguese origin. "Cruz" means "cross" in Portuguese, referring to the Christian symbol of the cross. "Moreira" is a toponymic surname derived from the Portuguese word "moreira," which means "mulberry tree." It is likely that ...

surnames > cruz-ruiz

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surnames > fajardo-garcia

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surnames > navas-garcia

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surnames > zoz-garcia

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surnames > lima-cruz

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surnames > garcia-verdugo

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surnames > bersans-garcia

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forenames > sirley-garcia

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surnames > doncel-garcia

The last name Doncel García is of Spanish origin. "Doncel" comes from the Latin word "domnicellus" which means "young nobleman" or "page." "García" is a common Spanish surname, derived from the given name García, which means "young warrior" or "bear" in Bas...

surnames > perdomo-cruz

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surnames > garcia-coy

The last name Garcia Coy originates from the Spanish language. Garcia is a common surname of Spanish origin, derived from the Basque word "gaztea" meaning young or pure. Coy is also of Spanish origin, possibly derived from the Latin word "cavum" meaning hollow...

forenames > joao-garcia

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surnames > garcia-romo

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surnames > taboada-cruz

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surnames > garcia-adarve

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surnames > cruz-abila

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surnames > cruz-baquero

The last name "Cruz Baquero" originates from Spain. "Cruz" means "cross" in Spanish, while "Baquero" is likely a variation of "vaquero," which means "cowboy" or "herdsman" in Spanish. This surname may have originated from someone who worked with or owned lives...

surnames > garcia-sabogal

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surnames > cruz-yanten

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surnames > barco-garcia

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surnames > cruz-granada

The surname "Cruz Granada" is of Spanish origin. "Cruz" means "cross" in Spanish, and "Granada" refers to the city of Granada in Spain. Therefore, the surname likely originated in Spain and may have been used to indicate someone with a connection to the city o...