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List of family name affixes

April 11, 2024

Family name affixes are a clue for surname etymology and can sometimes determine the ethnic origin of a person. This is a partial list of affixes.

Prefixes edit

Arabic edit


Armenian edit

Berber edit

Dutch edit

  • 's – (Dutch), contraction of des genitive case of definite article de ("the"). Is never capitalized. Example: 'sGravesande, 'sHertogenbosch. In geographical names a hyphen is added:'s-Hertogenbosch.
  • 't – (Dutch), contraction of neuter definite article het ("the"). Is never capitalized. Example: 't Hoen.
  • ter – (Dutch) "at the"[citation needed]
  • van – (Dutch) "of", "from"
  • van de, van den, van der, van het, van 't – (Dutch) "of the", "from the"

German edit

  • von – (German) "of", "from"; a sign of nobility.
  • zu - (German) "at"; a sign of nobility, sometimes in the combination von und zu

Hebrew edit

Italian edit

Romanian edit

Welsh edit

Other edit

Suffixes edit

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ a b Engber, Daniel (2006-07-03). "Abu, Ibn, and Bin, Oh My!". Slate. ISSN 1091-2339. Retrieved 2018-04-28.
  2. ^ Wynbrandt, James; Gerges, Fawaz A. (2010). A Brief History of Saudi Arabia. p. xvii. ISBN 978-0816078769.
  3. ^ a b "BBC Wales - History - Themes - Welsh naming". BBC. Retrieved 2018-04-28.
  4. ^ "Wales Personal Names - FamilySearch". www.familysearch.org. Retrieved 2023-05-21.
  5. ^ (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2019-08-03. Retrieved 2019-07-25.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  6. ^ Dogra, R. C. (4 Aug 2014). "Notes on hindi names". International Library Review. 8 (3): 327–347. doi:10.1016/0020-7837(76)90040-6. ISSN 0020-7837.
  7. ^ "Normativa". Universitat Illes Balears.
  8. ^ O'Growney, Eugene (1898). "The 'Muls' and Gils': Some Irish Surnames". Library Ireland. Retrieved 18 May 2021.
  9. ^ O Flannghaile, Thomas (1896). "Mac, Kil-, Gil-, Mal- prefixes to Celtic Surnames". Library Ireland. Retrieved 1 June 2023.
  10. ^ "Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla (Ó Dónaill): ní". www.teanglann.ie. Retrieved 2020-12-22.
  11. ^ "Foclóir Gaeilge–Béarla (Ó Dónaill): ó". www.teanglann.ie. Retrieved 2020-12-22.
  12. ^ a b c Votruba, Martin. "Last Names in -ák". Slovak Studies Program. University of Pittsburgh.
  13. ^ Sakhrani, Tarun (4 January 2016). "The Sindhis of Sindh And Beyond". Huffington Post. Retrieved 9 August 2016.
  14. ^ "German Place Names ending in -AU".
  15. ^ a b c d e f g h Megerdoomian, Karine (February 2008). "The Structure of Persian Names". Mitre Technical Report. CiteSeerX 10.1.1.717.1899.
  16. ^ a b Votruba, Martin. "Last Names in -ík". Slovak Studies Program. University of Pittsburgh.
  17. ^ Rixner, T.A. (1830). "Handwörterbuch der Deutschen Sprache". Vol. 1 A-K, Page 290. 1830 Sulzbach / Germany.
  18. ^ Weekley, Ernest (1914). The Romance of Names. E.P. Dutton.
  19. ^ An Old Phonographer (October 9, 1886). "Aristocratic Surnames". The Critic. 9 (145): 178. Retrieved July 12, 2019.

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This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources List of family name affixes news newspapers books scholar JSTOR September 2014 Learn how and when to remove this template message Family name affixes are a clue for surname etymology and can sometimes determine the ethnic origin of a person This is a partial list of affixes Contents 1 Prefixes 1 1 Arabic 1 2 Armenian 1 3 Berber 1 4 Dutch 1 5 German 1 6 Hebrew 1 7 Italian 1 8 Romanian 1 9 Welsh 1 10 Other 2 Suffixes 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksPrefixes editArabic edit Abu Arabic father of 1 Al Arabic Family of or House of in conjunction with name of ancestor 2 Bet Arabic from Beyt house of citation needed Bint Arabic daughter of Binti Binte Malaysian version El Arabic see Al Ibn Arabic son of Armenian edit Ter Eastern Armenian son daughter of a Priest citation needed Der Western Armenian son daughter of a priest German the masculine nominative of the feminine genitive citation needed Berber edit Ait Berber of At Ath Berber son s of Dutch edit s Dutch contraction of des genitive case of definite article de the Is never capitalized Example sGravesande sHertogenbosch In geographical names a hyphen is added s Hertogenbosch t Dutch contraction of neuter definite article het the Is never capitalized Example t Hoen ter Dutch at the citation needed van Dutch of from van de van den van der van het van t Dutch of the from the German edit von German of from a sign of nobility zu German at a sign of nobility sometimes in the combination von und zuHebrew edit Bath bat Hebrew daughter of citation needed Ben bin ibn Arabic and Hebrew son of 1 Italian edit Del Italian Spanish of the preceding a masculine singular noun citation needed Degli Italian of the preceding a masculine plural noun starting with either sp sc ps z gn or st citation needed Della Italian of the preceding a feminine singular noun citation needed Di Italian of citation needed Romanian edit A Romanian son of Welsh edit Ab Welsh Cornish Breton son of 3 Ap Welsh son of 3 Ferch Verch Welsh daughter of 4 Verch Erch Welsh daughter of 5 Other edit Af Danish Swedish Av Norwegian of Alam Persian world Bar Aramaic son of citation needed Chaudhary Punjabi A title of honour from the Punjab used by several Punjabi tribes often represented by the prefix Ch 6 Da Italian from of Portuguese from the before a feminine singular noun citation needed Das Portuguese from the of the preceding a feminine plural noun citation needed De Italian French Spanish Portuguese Filipino of indicates region of origin often a sign of nobility in Spanish speaking countries a married woman will sometimes append her name with de XXXX citation needed where XXXX is her husband s last name Dutch the Dele Southern French Spanish Filipino and Occitan equivalent of Du citation needed Dos Portuguese from the of the preceding a masculine plural noun citation needed Du French of the preceding a masculine singular noun citation needed E Portuguese and between surnames Maria Eduarda de Canto e Mello citation needed Fitz Irish from Norman French son of from Latin filius meaning son mistakenly thought to mean illegitimate son because of its use for certain illegitimate sons of English kings citation needed i Catalan and always in lowercase used to identify both surnames e g Antoni Gaudi i Cornet 7 ka Zulu son daughter of always in lower case and preceding the name of the father Kil Gil Mal Mul English Irish Scottish son of servant of devotee of originating from the Irish Mac Giolla typically followed by a Saint s name e g Mac Giolla Bhride 8 9 La Italian French Spanish the feminine singular citation needed Le Northern French the masculine singular citation needed Lu Latin and Roman Master M Mac Mc Mck Mhic Mic Irish Scottish and Manx Gaelic son Both Mac and Mc are sometimes written Mac and Mc with superscript ac or c In some names Mc is pronounced Mac Mala Kurdish House of citation needed Na n Thai at citation needed Nga Te Reo Maori the plural Nic Ni Irish Scottish daughter of from Irish inion meaning daughter 10 citation needed Nin Serbian citation needed O o Ua Ui Irish Scottish and Manx Gaelic son of grandson of descendant of 11 citation needed Oz Turkish pure citation needed Pour Persian son of citation needed Te Te Reo Maori the singular Tre Cornish farm of citation needed war Marathi Last Name People from Arya Vyshya community residing mostly in central India Suffixes edit a ya Kurdish means of female by two surnames clarification needed citation needed a Catalan feminine ana of or from a locality or place Catala Catalan and also the name of a job Manya irosmith from Latin anus ana citation needed ac Croatian Serbian Slovenian Southern French citation needed citation needed ach Ukrainian Belarusian Belarusian Latin ac citation needed acz Polish citation needed aei Persian See i for words that end in the long vowel A citation needed aitis Lithuanian son of citation needed aite Lithuanian signifies an unmarried female citation needed aty Americanized form citation needed aj Albanian pronounced AY meaning of the It denotes the name of the family which mostly comes from the male founder of the family but also from a place as in Lash aj from the village Lashaj of Kastrat MM Shkoder It is likely that its ancient form still found in MM was an i in front of the last name as in Deda i Lekajve Ded of Lekes For ease of use the i in front of the last name and the ending ve were dropped If the last name ends in a then removing the j would give the name of the patriarch or the place as in Grudaj j Gruda place in MM Otherwise removing the whole ending aj yields the name of founder or place of origin as in Lekaj aj Lek e Since the names are found most commonly in Malsi e Madhe North and Laberi South it is likely that this linguistic feature is very old It must have been lost as a result of foreign influences brought into Albania by the invaders citation needed ak Polish Ukrainian Belarusian Croatian Slovenian Slovak Montenegrin Sorbian See ak for its Slovak meaning 12 ak Czech Slovak In Slovak ak means pertaining to or merely creates a noun and its two other versions are iak and ak 12 al Nepali denotes for village of origin for e g Khanal Dhakal Dahal Rijal etc an Ukrainian Belarusian e g Ruban citation needed an Romanian citation needed an Spanish citation needed and French citation needed ange French from Germanic ing citation needed ani Sindhi descended from 13 ano Italian feminine ana of or from a locality from Latin anus ana citation needed ant English Norman citation needed ant French Old French citation needed ant Hindi Sanskrit citation needed anu Romanian citation needed appa Kodava patronymic meaning father ar Slovak citation needed ar Czech citation needed arz Polish citation needed as French Duras Porras Dumas au aw Belarusian aŭ Belarusian Latin citation needed ava Belarusian feminine equivalent of au au German in a toponymic surname of or from a lower place near water 14 auskas iauskas Lithuanian equivalent to Polish owski ewski Belarusian ouski euski Belarusian Latin oŭski eŭski citation needed awan Urdu citation needed ba Abkhazian male citation needed chi ci ci ci ci Azeri Persian چی Turkish attributed to a geographic location or performing a certain job 15 chian Persian چیان attributed to or performing a certain job citation needed chek chik chyk chuk Ukrainian Belarusian Belarusian Latin cek cyk cuk diminutive citation needed czek czyk czuk czak Polish citation needed cek cik Czech Slovak Slovenian citation needed cek cek Croatian citation needed ckas Lithuanian Lithuanianized version of the Polish and Belarusian cki citation needed cki Polish Belarusian Croatian Serbian Sorbian variant of ski citation needed cka Polish Belarusian Ukrainian Sorbian Feminine equivalent of cki citation needed ckis Latvian Latvianized version of the Polish and Belarusian cki citation needed cky Czech Slovak citation needed cka Czech Slovak Feminine equivalent of cky citation needed cki Serbian Croatian Bulgarian citation needed cock cox English little citation needed dan den don don Kyrghyz from whom when the ancestor s name ends in a soft consonant also vowel e g Asanbaydan Marlenden Ormondon Baykoldon datter Danish Norwegian daughter of citation needed din Swedish citation needed dotter Norwegian Swedish daughter of citation needed dottir Icelandic daughter of patronymic suffix sometimes matronymic by law of not a family name but part of the Icelandic last name where usually the father s name is always slightly modified and then dottir added citation needed dze Georgian son of citation needed dzki Polish variant of ski cki citation needed e Catalan citation needed e ye Kurdish means of male by two surnames clarification needed eanu Romanian citation needed eau eault French diminutive suffix Latin ellu citation needed ec Czech Slovak Croatian Slovenian Polish Sorbian Ukrainian Belarusian French spelling for Breton e g citation needed avec Belarusian citation needed ee See i citation needed eff Russian Bulgarian obsolete copied from German transliteration of ev citation needed eiro Portuguese Galician citation needed eix French diminutive ek Czech Polish Slovak Slovenian Croatian diminutive citation needed ell English spelling for French el diminutive citation needed el Northern French and Occitan French eau citation needed ema Suffix of Frisian origin given by Napoleon Bonaparte who used suffixes like these to keep a record of people s origins within the Netherlands citation needed ems Dutch citation needed enas Lithuanian son of citation needed enko Ukrainian enka anka Belarusian son of citation needed chenko Ukrainian chenka chanka Belarusian Belarusian Latin cenka canka ens Dutch citation needed ent French citation needed enya Belarusian Belarusian Latin enia e g Gerasimenya citation needed er Dutch English French German Turkish male citation needed ero Spanish citation needed ers Dutch citation needed es Greek Portuguese son of in Portuguese citation needed ese Italian plural esi of or from a locality from Latin ensis citation needed escu Romanian son of citation needed ești Romanian possessive plural also used in place names citation needed et French diminutive suffix Latin ettu or former el citation needed ets Ukrainian Belarusian citation needed eu ew Belarusian Belarusian Latin eŭ equivalent to Russian ev citation needed ev Russian all Eastern Slavic languages Bulgarian Macedonian possessive citation needed eva Russian all Eastern Slavic languages Bulgarian Macedonian Feminine equivalent of ev citation needed evski Macedonian Bulgarian possessive citation needed evska Macedonian Bulgarian Feminine equivalent of evski citation needed ez Spanish North Picard including Spanish speaking countries son of in Picard old spelling for et citation needed ez Albanian for feminine a word refer to something smaller either literally or figuratively as in a form of endearment citation needed fia fi fy ffy Hungarian descendant of literally son of citation needed fleth felth fleet Northern German current body of water gil Turkish family e g Korkmazgil citation needed i Hungarian of from indicates region of origin sign of nobility e g Szentivanyi Rakoczi Like German Von citation needed i Arabic Persian Hebrew descendant of attributed to e g Baghdadi Abbasi or Iranian from e g Barzani from Barzan or Tabrizi from Tabriz 15 ia Abkhaz Mingrelian citation needed ian ts yan ts jian gian ents ants unts uni Armenian Persian son daughter of citation needed iak Ukrainian Belarusian Polish descendant of In Slovak iak is a version of ak ak and means pertaining to or merely creates a noun 12 ic k French misspelling for Breton ig diminutive citation needed ich ovich evich Belarusian Belarusian Latin ic citation needed ovic evic ych ovych evych Ukrainian son of icz owicz ewicz Polish son of citation needed ic Polish Slovak Czech Sorbian Belarusian son of citation needed owic ewic Polish citation needed ovic Slovak Czech rarely citation needed ojc ejc ojic ejic Sorbian citation needed yc Belarusian Sorbian Polish citation needed ic ovic evic Serbian Croatian Bosnian Montenegrin diminutive possessive little son of citation needed begovic Bosniak diminutive possessive of a beg i e chieftain s or chief s little son citation needed ici ovici evici Romanian of Slavic origin Romanian adaptation of ic or ich ych citation needed ic ovic Slovenian Slovak Czech rarely diminutive son of citation needed icius Lithuanian Lithuanianized version of the Belarusian ich Belarusian Latin ic and Polish icz citation needed avicius evicius Lithuanian Lithuanianized version of the Belarusian ovich evich Belarusian Latin ovic evic and Polish owicz ewicz citation needed ics Latvian Latvianized version of the Belarusian ich Belarusian Latin ic and Polish icz citation needed ovics evics Latvian Latvianized version of the Belarusian ovich evich Belarusian Latin ovic evic and Polish owicz ewicz citation needed ides idis idas Greek son of citation needed ier French citation needed ik Belarusian Polish Croatian Czech Slovak Slovenian It merely creates a noun in Slovak where ik is a version of ik can be endearment diminutive have other meanings 16 ik Slovak It merely creates a noun and can also be endearment diminutive have other meanings its other Slovak version is ik 16 ik Estonian if it follows a tree name has a meaning grove citation needed ikh ykh Russian citation needed in Russian all Eastern Slavic languages Bulgarian possessive citation needed ina female equivalent of in especially rare for male names but the suffix alone is an actual female name citation needed yn Russian Belarusian Ukrainian possessive citation needed in French diminutive citation needed in Dutch German suffix attached to old Germanic female surnames e g female surname Mayerin the wife of Mayer 17 ing ink Anglo Saxon Dutch German descendant citation needed ino a common suffix for male Latino and Italian names citation needed ipa Abkhazian son of citation needed ipha Abkhazian girl of citation needed is Greek male Lithuanian citation needed iene Lithuanian female version citation needed yte Lithuanian unmarried female version citation needed ishin yshyn Ukrainian possessive e g Romanishin son of wife of Roman citation needed ishina yshyna female equivalent of ishin yshyn citation needed iu Romanian citation needed ius Lithuanian son of citation needed iv Ukrainian possessive citation needed j Adygean old citation needed ja Sindhi meaning of jerhin jerin Kyrghyz place of origin Usually this form of the surname is assigned to kairylmans who do not have a surname This form is added to the place of residence origin Those who do not know their origin can also be used It is possible at will e g Pamirjerhin Pamirjerin Tongjerhin Tongjerin In The Kyrghyz latine alphabet will be zerin ka Belarusian Polish Czech Slovak diminutive citation needed kan ken Turkish e g Vuruskan citation needed kar Marathi e g Tendulkar citation needed originating from ke German small ke Italian Russian citation needed In surnames of Slavic origin Like Ukrainian ko kin kins ken English little citation needed kin Dutch little citation needed ko Ukrainian Polish Slovak Czech diminutive citation needed ko Polish Czech Slovak Bulgarian Russian Ukrainian Belarusian Serbian diminutive child descendant of It is used in affectionate forms of first names and is also a common suffix in many surnames ko Adygean son ĸo citation needed kus Lithuanian citation needed kvist qvist Swedish twig citation needed kyzy Kazakh daughter of citation needed kyzy Kyrghyz daughter of but usually used for patronymic citation needed la la Finnish le lein German small citation needed li li lu lu Turkish Azeri from e g Izmirli Ankarali Istanbullu Bakulu citation needed li Italian citation needed lin French Irish Swedish in Germanic names small citation needed litz German citation needed man n Dutch German English citation needed mand Persian مند owning or showing 15 maz Turkish does not e g Yilmaz Yields not Korkmaz Fears not citation needed men man Turkish flipping suffix e g ak white akman purely white person male person have other meanings citation needed ment French from Germanic man citation needed mere Old English meaning lake citation needed moar citation needed mohr German citation needed moor citation needed moore citation needed more citation needed mor citation needed ne te female Lithuanian citation needed nen Finnish diminutive from citation needed nik Estonian attributed to occupation talu being farm talunik being farmer citation needed nova novas Italian Galician Catalan new citation needed novo Galician new citation needed ny Czech Slovak adjective citation needed ny Polish adjective citation needed nezhad nejad nejhad Persian نژاد descendant of 15 nyi Hungarian citation needed off Russian Bulgarian obsolete copied from French transliteration of ov based on Muscovite dubious discuss pronunciation citation needed oglu Azeri Turkish son of e g Turkoglu citation needed ok Belarusian Ukrainian Czech citation needed ois oy ais ay French from Germanic isk and Vulgar Latin ese citation needed on French former subject case in masculine names citation needed onak onok Belarusian citation needed onis Lithuanian son of citation needed os Greek like Latin us Gasconic Spanish Portuguese from Latin us citation needed opoulos opulos Greek citation needed osz os Polish Czech Slovak citation needed ot French little citation needed ou t French various origins citation needed ou Greek daughter of citation needed ou ow Belarusian oŭ Belarusian Latin equivalent to Russian ov citation needed ova Belarusian feminine equivalent of ou ouf French French spelling of Arabic names ending with uf citation needed ouf Norman French spelling of surnames of Anglo Scandinavian origin or West Germanic origin ending with ulf or wulf oui French French spelling of Arabic names English spelling wi citation needed ous citation needed ov all Eastern Slavic languages Bulgarian Macedonian possessive citation needed ova all Eastern Slavic languages Bulgarian Macedonian feminine equivalent of ov ou ow citation needed ova Czech Slovak feminine derivative of a noun male surname ovo Russian e g Durnovo citation needed ovski Macedonian Bulgarian possessive citation needed ovska Macedonian Bulgarian Feminine equivalent of ovski citation needed ow Russian though found in predominantly German names it is pronounced like English ow not like the German ov citation needed pour poor Persian son of 15 putra Indonesian son citation needed putri Indonesian daughter citation needed quin French from Dutch kin little citation needed s English Dutch Irish Welsh son daughter of Sometimes less recognizable like in Hendrickx son daughter of Hendrik citation needed sen or zen Danish Norwegian Dutch or Low German son of citation needed ssen Dutch or Low German son of citation needed ssens or sens Dutch grandson granddaughter of Literally son daughter of the son of citation needed shvili Georgian child citation needed skas Lithuanian Lithuanianized version of the Polish and Belarusian ski citation needed ski Polish Belarusian Macedonian Bulgarian Sorbian Croatian Also Russian but more often transliterated as sky originating from estate of citation needed ska Polish Belarusian Ukrainian Macedonian Bulgarian Sorbian Croatian Feminine equivalent of ski citation needed skiy tskiy skyi tskyi Ukrainian citation needed ivskiy ivskyi Ukrainian citation needed skoy tskoy Russian e g Shakhovskoy citation needed sky tsky Russian Ukrainian citation needed skaya tskaya Russian Feminine equivalent of sky tsky citation needed ivsky Ukrainian citation needed sky Czech Slovak originating from lord of citation needed ska Czech Slovak Feminine equivalent of sky citation needed skis Latvian Latvianized version of the Polish and Belarusian ski citation needed sma Frisian son of citation needed son English Swedish German Norwegian Scottish Icelandic son of sometimes less recognizable e g Dixon in Iceland not part of a family name but the patronymic sometimes matronymic last name by law where usually the fathers s name is always slightly modified and then son added citation needed sson Icelandic Norwegian Swedish Scottish son of in Iceland technically the first s is a separate suffix of the father s name according to Icelandic language rules one of the most common modifications citation needed s son French diminutive citation needed stad Norwegian town citation needed stein German stone citation needed strom strom strom Danish Swedish from current probably an arbitrarily adopted ornamental name but possibly a topographic name for someone who lived by a river citation needed tae Ossetian belong to citation needed tabar Persian descendant of 15 tan ten ton ton Kyrghyz from whom when the ancestor s name ends in a hard consonant e g Syrghaktan Barsbekten Bolotton Kuchlukton teghin Kyrghyz family tree descent from the ancestor of the same name is added at the end to the name of one ancestor e g Esenteghin Alymbekteghin Usonaalyteghin Marriage form for the surname teghinghe Belonging to this family tree e g Esenteghinghe Alymbekteghinghe Usonaalyteghinghe tō dō Japanese from Fujiwara clan tzki tzky Polish phonetic Germanized spelling of original Polish cki citation needed uulu Kyrghyz son of but usually used for patronymic uk Ukrainian Belarusian diminutive citation needed ulea Romanian son of citation needed ulis Lithuanian citation needed uly Kazakh form of uulu son of citation needed unas Lithuanian son of citation needed vich Belarusian Belarusian Latin vic occasionally a respelling of original Serbian Croatian vic son of citation needed vych Ukrainian citation needed wicz Polish wic Polish citation needed vic Serbian Croatian Bosnian Montenegrin citation needed vic Slovenian Slovak Czech rarely vic Slovak Czech rarely citation needed vici Romanianized respellings citation needed vics vits Hungarianized respellings citation needed vitz witz witch witsch Germanized or Anglicized respellings citation needed vicius Lithuanian Lithuanianized version of the Belarusian vich Belarusian Latin vic and Polish wicz citation needed viciute Lithuanian signifies an unmarried female citation needed vics Latvian Latvianized version of the Belarusian vich Belarusian Latin vic and Polish citation needed wicz vedi Sanskrit Hindi learned in Vedas e g Trivedi learned in 3 Vedas wala wallah wali vala vali Hindustani Gujarati Bengali Marathi denotes the occupation or place of origin Occupation example Batliwala one who deals with bottles Place example Suratwala one from Surat citation needed wan Indonesian denotes a male name citation needed wati Indonesian denotes a female name citation needed wi Arabic from citation needed y Arabic Persian Means descendant of 15 y See i citation needed yal ycz Polish citation needed yk Polish Belarusian Ukrainian citation needed ynas Lithuanian son of citation needed ys English representing i the archaic plural form or ii a diminutive form Variant forms not limited to yss is es Pronunciation is as modern plural suffix s i e Sandys sands Foulis fowls 18 19 ysz Polish citation needed za Kurdish born of citation needed zadeh zada Turkish Azeri Persian زاده zai Pashto son of descendant of 15 zadegan Persian زادگان plural form of zadeh citation needed See also editCeltic onomastics Language identification Lists of most common surnames for the various continents Matriname Nobiliary particle Patronymic surname Scandinavian family name etymology Slavic name suffix Tussenvoegsel Dutch prefixes References edit a b Engber Daniel 2006 07 03 Abu Ibn and Bin Oh My Slate ISSN 1091 2339 Retrieved 2018 04 28 Wynbrandt James Gerges Fawaz A 2010 A Brief History of Saudi Arabia p xvii ISBN 978 0816078769 a b BBC Wales History Themes Welsh naming BBC Retrieved 2018 04 28 Wales Personal Names FamilySearch www familysearch org Retrieved 2023 05 21 Archived copy PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2019 08 03 Retrieved 2019 07 25 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint archived copy as title link Dogra R C 4 Aug 2014 Notes on hindi names International Library Review 8 3 327 347 doi 10 1016 0020 7837 76 90040 6 ISSN 0020 7837 Normativa Universitat Illes Balears O Growney Eugene 1898 The Muls and Gils Some Irish Surnames Library Ireland Retrieved 18 May 2021 O Flannghaile Thomas 1896 Mac Kil Gil Mal prefixes to Celtic Surnames Library Ireland Retrieved 1 June 2023 Focloir Gaeilge Bearla o Donaill ni www teanglann ie Retrieved 2020 12 22 Focloir Gaeilge Bearla o Donaill o www teanglann ie Retrieved 2020 12 22 a b c Votruba Martin Last Names in ak Slovak Studies Program University of Pittsburgh Sakhrani Tarun 4 January 2016 The Sindhis of Sindh And Beyond Huffington Post Retrieved 9 August 2016 German Place Names ending in AU a b c d e f g h Megerdoomian Karine February 2008 The Structure of Persian Names Mitre Technical Report CiteSeerX 10 1 1 717 1899 a b Votruba Martin Last Names in ik Slovak Studies Program University of Pittsburgh Rixner T A 1830 Handworterbuch der Deutschen Sprache Vol 1 A K Page 290 1830 Sulzbach Germany Weekley Ernest 1914 The Romance of Names E P Dutton An Old Phonographer October 9 1886 Aristocratic Surnames The Critic 9 145 178 Retrieved July 12 2019 External links editSurname Prefixes Surname Suffixes Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title List of family name affixes amp oldid 1218448692, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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