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forenames > fernanda-alves

The name Fernanda has Spanish and Portuguese origins. It is a feminine form of the name Ferdinand, which means "bold voyager" or "ardent for peace." Alves is a common Portuguese surname derived from the Latin name Alveus, meaning "river bed" or "hollow."

surnames > francielle-cardoso

The last name "Cardoso" is of Portuguese origin. It is a common surname in Portugal and Brazil, derived from the Portuguese word "cardo," meaning "thistle." It is possible that the surname was originally used to describe someone who lived near an area with thi...

surnames > herminio-alves

The origin of the last name "Alves" is Portuguese. It is a patronymic surname derived from the given name "Affonso", meaning "noble and ready" in Germanic origin. "Herminio" is likely a first name of Latin origin, but its specific origin cannot be determined w...

surnames > j-gomes

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surnames > bairrado-gomes

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surnames > castro-gomes

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forenames > elizeu-ortiz-gomes

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forenames > breno-alves

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surnames > cardoso-bandeira

The last name Cardoso Bandeira has its origins in Portugal. "Cardoso" is derived from the Latin word "cardus," meaning "thistle," and "Bandeira" means "flag" in Portuguese. The combination of the two names likely reflects a family connection to a place known f...

surnames > gomes-de-alcantara

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forenames > ozeni-alves

The first name Ozeni Alves has Portuguese origins. "Ozeni" is a variant of the name "Osni," which is derived from the Germanic name "Anso," meaning "god's helmet." "Alves" is a common Portuguese surname derived from the Latin name "Alvise," meaning "white."

surnames > alves

The last name Alves is of Portuguese origin. It is derived from the Latin name "Albinus," meaning "white" or "whitish." Over time, the name underwent phonetic changes and variations to become Alves. It is a relatively common surname in Portugal and is also fou...

forenames > bianka-alves

The name Bianka has Italian and Hungarian origins, derived from the name Bianca, meaning "white" or "pure." Alves is of Portuguese origin, derived from the Latin name Albus meaning "white" or "bright."

surnames > uscatequi-gomes

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surnames > do-nascimento-alves

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surnames > alves-serra

The last name "Alves Serra" originates from Portugal. "Alves" is a patronymic surname derived from the given name "Álvaro" which means "guardian" or "protector". "Serra" is derived from the Portuguese word for "mountain" and likely denotes that the family liv...

surnames > cardoso-oliveira

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surnames > alves-matias

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surnames > dantad-gomes

The last name "Dantad Gomes" appears to be of Portuguese origin. In Portuguese naming traditions, "Gomes" is a common surname that is derived from the given name "Gomes," which itself originated as a variation of the name "Gomes" or "Gomiz," a patronymic surna...

surnames > pereira-alves

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surnames > cristancho-gomes

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surnames > arias-cardoso

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surnames > tonon-gomes

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surnames > batista-gomes

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surnames > cardoso-barbosa

The last name Cardoso Barbosa is of Portuguese origin. It is a combination of two surnames, Cardoso and Barbosa, often indicating a family connection or lineage with both surnames. The surname Cardoso derives from the Latin word "cardosus," meaning thistle or ...

surnames > alves-macedo

The surname Alves Macedo has Portuguese origins. "Alves" is a patronymic surname meaning "son of Alvaro" in Portuguese, while "Macedo" is a locational surname referring to the region of Macedo de Cavaleiros in Portugal.

surnames > gomes-mejia

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surnames > calderon-cardoso

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forenames > edson-gomes

The first name "Edson" is of English origin. It is derived from the Old English name "Eadgyth," which means "wealthy war." "Gomes" is a Portuguese surname of patronymic origin, meaning "son of Gomes."

surnames > gomes-luiz

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forenames > odair-cardoso

The first name "Odair" is of Brazilian origin. It is a variation of the Portuguese name "Oto" or "Otavio" meaning "wealth" or "prosperous." The surname "Cardoso" is also of Portuguese origin and means "thorny" or "prickly."

surnames > duque-cardoso

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surnames > gomes-trevizanoto

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surnames > gomes-galeano

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surnames > alves-barbosa-mario

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surnames > arada-alves

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surnames > natavino-alves

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surnames > kostrzewycz-gomes

The last name "Kostrzewycz Gomes" has origins in Poland and Portugal. "Kostrzewycz" is a Polish surname, derived from the word "kostrzewa" which means 'reed grass'. "Gomes" is a common Portuguese surname of patronymic origin meaning 'son of Gomes'.

surnames > maquea-alves

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surnames > da-graca-alves

The last name "da Graça Alves" is of Portuguese origin. It is a combination of two common Portuguese surnames, "da Graça" which means "of grace" and "Alves" which is derived from the given name "Álvaro". The surname may have originated from a specific place...