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surnames > makhlouf

The last name "Makhlouf" has Arabic origins. It is a fairly common surname in countries with Arabic-speaking populations, such as Lebanon, Syria, and other Middle Eastern countries. In Arabic, the word "makhlouf" (مخلوف) means "left-handed." It is possibl...

forenames > makhlouf

The name "Makhlouf" is of Arabic origin. It is a common first name in various Arab countries, such as Lebanon, Syria, and Algeria. "Makhlouf" translates to "chosen" or "privileged" in Arabic.

surnames > el-makhlouf

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surnames > abo-makhlouf

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forenames > ait-makhlouf

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forenames > ben-makhlouf

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surnames > ait-makhlouf

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surnames > ben-makhlouf

The last name "Ben Makhlouf" is of Arabic origin. The prefix "Ben" means "son of" in Arabic, so "Ben Makhlouf" would mean "son of Makhlouf." Makhlouf is a common Arab given name that means "engraver" or "skilled worker" in Arabic. Therefore, the last name "Ben...

forenames > makhlouf-kadri

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surnames > makhlouf-haffar

The last name "Makhlouf Haffar" is of Arabic origin. "Makhlouf" means "chosen" or "selected" in Arabic, and "Haffar" means "carpenter" or "craftsman". Together, the name may refer to someone who is a chosen or selected craftsman, or skilled in their craft.

surnames > cheikh-makhlouf

The last name "Cheikh Makhlouf" is of Arabic origin. It is a combination of the words "Cheikh," meaning leader or elder, and "Makhlouf," meaning chosen or favored. It is commonly used as a surname in Arabic-speaking countries.

surnames > makhlouf-al-assam

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forenames > hamzaoui-makhlouf

The first name "Hamzaoui" is of Arabic origin. It is a patronymic name derived from the personal name "Hamza", which means "lion" in Arabic. "Makhlouf" is also of Arabic origin and means "chosen" or "selected".