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surnames > contreras-del-mar

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surnames > ernesto-gonzalez

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surnames > gonzalez-mazo

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surnames > gonzalez-aleja

The last name Gonzalez Aleja has Spanish origin. Gonzalez is a common Spanish surname derived from the given name Gonzalo, which means "battle" or "war." Aleja is likely a variation of the Spanish word "aléa" which means "danger" or "risk."

surnames > barajas-gonzalez

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surnames > gonzalez-cadenas

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surnames > del-rio-gonzales

The last name "del Rio Gonzalez" is of Spanish origin. "Del Rio" translates to "of the river" in English, and "Gonzalez" is a common Spanish surname derived from the given name Gonzalo.

surnames > neita-gonzalez

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surnames > gonzalez-prieto

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surnames > gonzalez-sterling

The last name "Gonzalez Sterling" is of Spanish origin. "Gonzalez" is a common Spanish surname originating from the given name "Gonzalo," while "Sterling" is a surname of English origin that may have been added to the original surname at some point in history.

surnames > gonzalez-prazuela

Gonzalez Prazuela is a Spanish last name. Gonzalez is a common Spanish surname derived from the given name Gonzalo, meaning "battle" or "war." Prazuela, on the other hand, may be a variation or combination of other Spanish surnames, or possibly a place name.

surnames > gonzalez-os

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surnames > gonzalez-tortugo

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forenames > emma-del-valle

The name Emma del Valle has Spanish origins. "Emma" is of German origin meaning "whole" or "universal", while "del Valle" translates to "of the valley" in Spanish.

surnames > gonzalez-lovera

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surnames > bertel-gonzalez

The surname "Gonzalez" is of Spanish origin, derived from the given name Gonzalo. The surname "Bertel" is also of Spanish origin, meaning "brave" or "strong."

surnames > del-valle-rosales

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surnames > gonzalez-motta

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surnames > del-corro

The last name "del Corro" is of Spanish origin and translates to "of the quarry" in English. This surname likely originated as a topographic or occupational surname for someone who lived near or worked in a quarry.

celebrity > juan-gonzalez

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surnames > posada-gonzalez

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surnames > sirenita-del-mar

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surnames > segura-gonzalez

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surnames > malpica-gonzalez

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forenames > mauri-del-carmen

The first name "Mauri del Carmen" is of Spanish origin. "Mauri" is a variant of the name "Mauricio" which comes from the Roman name "Mauritius" meaning "dark-skinned" or "Moorish". "Del Carmen" is often used in Hispanic cultures as a way to honor the Virgin Ma...

surnames > gonzalez-del-rio

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surnames > del-rio-marrugo

The last name "del Rio Marrugo" is of Spanish origin. "Del Rio" means "of the river" in Spanish, indicating a possible connection to a river or a geographical location. "Marrugo" is a surname of unknown origin.

surnames > gonzalez-leal

The surname Gonzalez Leal is of Spanish origin. "Gonzalez" is a common Hispanic surname that means "son of Gonzalo," while "Leal" is a surname of Spanish and Portuguese origin that means "loyal" or "faithful." The combination of these two surnames likely repre...

surnames > del-rio-gundin

The last name "del Rio Gundin" is of Spanish origin. "Del Rio" translates to "of the river" in English and is a common surname in Spanish-speaking countries. "Gundin" is likely a surname of Spanish or Galician origin. Please note that surnames can have varying...

surnames > chavarro-gonzalez

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surnames > gonzalez-aller

The last name Gonzalez Aller is of Spanish origin. "Gonzalez" is a patronymic surname meaning "son of Gonzalo," while "Aller" is a locational surname referring to various places in Spain named Aller.

surnames > del-guarapas

The last name "del guarapas" is of Spanish origin. It is derived from the Spanish word "guarapas," which means sugar cane juice. The "del" in the last name indicates a connection or association with something, so "del guarapas" may refer to a place or family r...

surnames > bilches-gonzalez

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surnames > gonzalez-guayara

The last name "Gonzalez Guayara" has Spanish origins. "Gonzalez" comes from the given name Gonzalo, which means "battle" or "war" in Spanish. The surname "Guayara" is likely of indigenous origin, possibly originating from the Guayara tribe in South America.

surnames > gonzalez-ganan

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surnames > tarazona-gonzalez

The last name "Tarazona Gonzalez" has Spanish origins. "Tarazona" is a locational surname referring to individuals from the town of Tarazona in the province of Zaragoza, while "Gonzalez" is a patronymic surname meaning "son of Gonzalo."

forenames > yuris-del-carmen

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surnames > alfonso-gonzalez

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surnames > del-guercio-green

The last name "del Guercio" is of Italian origin. It is a surname that is derived from the word "guercio" which means "squint-eyed" in Italian. The addition of "del" in the surname signifies "of" or "from" in Italian, indicating a place or geographical origin....

surnames > del-rafael

The last name "del Rafael" is of Spanish origin. It is a combination of the preposition "del" meaning "of the" and the given name "Rafael," which is of Hebrew origin meaning "God has healed." This surname likely originated as a way to denote a familial relatio...