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forenames > wilder-mario

The origin of the name Wilder is English, meaning "untamed" or "wild." The name Mario is of Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish origin, derived from the Latin name Marius.

surnames > diaz-felices

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surnames > diaz-mahecha

The last name Diaz Mahecha is of Spanish origin. Diaz is a common surname in Spain, derived from the given name Diego, meaning "supplanter" in Spanish. Mahecha, on the other hand, is a Colombian last name of indigenous origin. It is said to come from the Chibc...

surnames > diaz-ledesma

The last name Diaz Ledesma originates from Spain. Diaz is a common Spanish surname of patronymic origin, meaning "son of Diego." Ledesma likely refers to a place name, as many Spanish surnames are derived from locations.

surnames > berbesi-diaz

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surnames > antonio-diaz

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surnames > diaz-cerrato

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surnames > carbono-diaz

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surnames > gimenez-diaz

The last name "Gimenez Diaz" originates from Spain. "Gimenez" is a Spanish patronymic surname meaning "son of Jimeno" or "son of Ximeno." "Diaz" is a common Spanish surname of patronymic origin, meaning "son of Diego."

surnames > torrado-diaz

The last name "Torrado Diaz" is of Spanish origin. "Torrado" is a surname derived from the Spanish word "torrar," meaning "to toast" or "to roast," which may have been a occupational surname for someone who worked as a roaster or toaster. "Diaz" is a common Sp...

surnames > cano-de-diaz

The last name "Cano de Diaz" has Spanish origins. The surname "Cano" is believed to be derived from the Latin word "cannus" meaning "reed" or "cane", while "Diaz" is a patronymic surname of Spanish origin, meaning "son of Diego".

surnames > diaz-cubidez

The last name Diaz Cubidez is of Spanish origin. "Diaz" is a patronymic surname derived from the given name "Diego," while "Cubidez" may possibly be of Basque origin.

surnames > diaz-qyiroga

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surnames > diaz-silvera

The last name "Diaz Silvera" is of Spanish origin. "Diaz" is a common Spanish surname derived from the given name "Diego," while "Silvera" is likely a variant of the surname "Silverio," ultimately derived from the Latin word "silvarius," meaning "of the forest...

surnames > matorel-diaz

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surnames > bolano-diaz

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surnames > diaz-gazabon

The surname "Diaz Gazabon" is of Spanish origin. "Diaz" is a common Spanish surname derived from the given name "Diego," meaning "son of Diego." "Gazabon" is a less common surname that may have regional or familial significance.

forenames > mario-rivera

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celebrity > holland-diaz

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surnames > wilchez-diaz

The last name "Wilchez Diaz" appears to have origins in Spanish-speaking countries, particularly in Latin America. "Wilchez" may be of Spanish or indigenous origin, while "Diaz" is a common Spanish surname meaning "son of Diego."

surnames > diaz-cardona

The last name Diaz Cardona is of Spanish origin. Diaz is a common Spanish surname meaning 'son of Diego' and Cardona is a Spanish surname of a place in the province of Barcelona.

surnames > diaz-pintado

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surnames > diaz-huertas

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forenames > mario-anibal

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surnames > diaz-perilla

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surnames > diaz-lizcano

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surnames > diaz-payares

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surnames > diaz-teheran

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surnames > cavadia-diaz

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surnames > fuertes-diaz

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surnames > botello-diaz

The last name Botello Diaz is of Spanish origin. The surname Botello is derived from the personal name Botel, which means "messenger" or "carrier". Diaz is a patronymic surname derived from the given name Diego, which means "James" in Spanish.

surnames > gaviria-diaz

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surnames > diaz-audiver

The surname "Diaz Audiver" is of Spanish origin. Diaz is a common Spanish surname derived from the given name Diego, which means "supplanter" in Spanish. Audiver is a less common surname of Spanish origin, but its meaning is unclear.

surnames > manzano-diaz

The surname Manzano Diaz originated in Spain. "Manzano" is a Spanish word meaning "apple tree," and "Diaz" is a common Spanish surname. This last name likely originated in a family or individual who lived near or worked with apple trees.

surnames > benitez-diaz

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surnames > archila-diaz

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surnames > diaz-navarro

The last name "Díaz Navarro" is of Spanish origin. "Díaz" is a common Spanish surname of patronymic origin, meaning "son of Diego." "Navarro" is a surname of toponymic origin, derived from the region of Navarre in northern Spain.

surnames > diaz-pollito

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forenames > matias-mario

The first name Matias Mario has its origin in Spain. "Matias" is a variant of the name Matthias, which is of Greek origin and means "gift from God." "Mario" is a name of Latin origin, derived from the name Marius, meaning "male" or "manly."

forenames > jacksn-mario

The name Jackson is of English origin and means "son of Jack." The name Mario is of Italian origin and is derived from the Latin name Marius, meaning "male" or "manly."