| Name |
Language |
Translation(s) |
| A |
|
|
| Aaro |
(H)(S) |
From Aharon, the great priest. Perhaps from Aro, ring. |
| Aaron |
(H) |
See Aaro |
| Aarons |
(H) |
See Aaro |
| Aba |
(A) |
A garment of camel or
goat hair |
| Adaba |
(A) |
:Flower |
| Abaca |
(A) |
Hemp |
| Abadalla |
(A) |
Servant of Allah |
| Adabe |
(A) |
Priestly |
| Abadee |
(A) |
See Abade |
| Abadia |
(H)(S) |
From Obadia: Praise G-d. the Prophet of the same name perhaps
from the Spanish word for abbey, |
| Abadias |
(A) |
Abbeys |
| Abadie |
(A) |
See Adabe |
| Abady |
(A) |
See Adabe |
| Abaiuf |
(HB) |
The chief or head of his
father's house |
| Abalos |
(S) |
Village in La Rioja |
| Abaloss |
(S) |
See Abalos |
| Abam |
(AF) |
Second child after the
twins |
| Aban |
(PE) |
Waters |
| Abanaim |
(H) |
Various Definitions |
| Abano |
(P) |
A fan from the word Avano |
| Abarbanel |
(H) |
Variant of Abravanel |
| Abarca |
(BA) (S) |
Sandal, also a city in Palencia Spain |
| Abarezque |
? |
Abaresque, in the style
of the Arabs |
| Abarim |
(HB) |
Mountain or mountain
range near the plain of Moab |
| Abarracin |
(S) |
From Albarracin: Toponimic an area in Teruel |
| Abarrez |
(BA) |
Unknown See
Abarretz |
| Abarretz |
(F) |
City in France. See
Abarrez |
| Abastado |
(S) |
From the word Astado. horned cattle |
| Abas |
(A) |
(1) Stern or Lion
(2) Simple, primative |
| Abasa |
(A) |
Stern or Lion |
| Abasi |
(A)(PE) |
Belonging to Abas, King
of Persia |
| |
|
|
| Abatbol |
(A) |
A maker of the tamborine.
Famous family from Morocco |
| Abato |
(P) |
Tear down, demolish,
subtract |
| Abaud |
(A) |
Also Abboud. Devoted
worshipper, obedient |
| Abay |
(A) |
Barking or baying of
dogs. |
| Abayu |
(H) |
Also Avaya. Mustard
plant. |
| Abayud |
? |
Abashed or dismayed |
| Abaz |
(A)(H) |
From Abbas? Stern |
| Aba Mazel |
(A)(H) |
Garment of camel or goat
hair + good luck |
| Abba |
(A) |
See Abbas |
| Abbas |
(A) |
Austire or Lion |
| Abbasi |
(A) |
Lion |
| Abbate |
(A) |
Priest or a member of an
abbot's entourage |
| Abbis |
(A) |
A location in Alexandria Egypt |
| Abbas Ibn |
(A) |
Son of Ibbas |
| Abbassi |
(A) |
See Abbasi |
| |
|
|
| Abbina |
(L) |
White |
| Abbini |
(L) |
White |
| Abbo |
(E) |
Employed as an abbott |
| Abcatar |
(S) |
From the word Catar to taste |
| Abd |
(A) |
Prefix meaning endurance
and fortitude of the worshiper |
| Abdala |
(A) |
Servant of G-d |
| Abdalla |
(A) |
Servant of G-d |
| Abdallah |
(A) |
Servant of G-d |
| Abdel |
(A) |
Servant of G-d |
| Abdela |
(A) |
Servant of G-d |
| Abdelas |
(A) |
Servant of G-d |
| Abdon |
(E)(H) |
Father, abbot |
| Abdus |
(A) |
Name of the narrator of
the hardith |
| Abe |
(H) |
Prefix meaning father of.
Also see Abou |
| Abeatar |
(P) |
Devout |
| Abecasis |
(P) |
Father of Cassis. A
biblical Israeli town occupied by the tribe of Benjamin |
| Abecassis |
(P) |
See Abecasis |
| Abecassiz |
(P) |
See Abecasis |
| Abechar |
( ) |
Abouchar? |
| Abechdid |
( ) |
Abouchedid? |
| Abeck |
(D) |
From the Swiss name Abegg
meaning someone living around the mountain |
| Abecvassis |
(P) |
See Abecassis |
| Abed |
(H) |
From the word abad, to
work or serve |
| |
|
|
| Abehsera |
(H) |
Common in North
Africa.From the word hatsir meaning carpet made of hay or other vegatal
material. Son of the car[pet maker |
| Abejamil |
(A) |
Father + handsome |
| Abelda |
(A) |
Small village in La Rioja |
| Abele |
(BA)(DU)(H) |
Animal, Cattle - White
Popular Tree - Varient of Able meaning breath |
| Abelho |
(P) |
See Abello |
| Abelias |
(H) |
From the word Abel,
breath |
| Abeilla |
(P) |
From the word Abelhao,
bumble bee |
| Abell |
(H) |
Varient of Abel |
| Abella |
(H) |
Varient of Abel |
| Abella |
(S) |
From the word Bella, beautiful |
| Abella |
(S) |
From the Catalan, bee (more likely) |
| Abella |
(I) |
Also an Italian village where the Trojans lived prior to Spain |
| Abello |
(L) |
Variant of Abelli. A
pyrenean (Celtic) god |
| Abels |
(H) |
Variant of Able. Breath |
| Abemenir |
(P) |
Father of + from the word
menhir meaning upright stone used as a monument. Menir da Meada Portugal |
| Aben |
(A) |
An archaic form of Ibn meaning son of |
| Aben Abez |
(A)(H) |
Son of the town of Abez.
Abez, Israel was occupied by the tirbe of Issachar, and means tin or
white |
| Aben Abibe |
(P) |
Aben + a type of bird
Avive is a variant |
| Aben Aderet |
(H) |
Aben + Crown |
| Aben Adib |
(H) |
Aben + worshiper |
| Aben Alfacar |
( ) |
Aben + town Alfacar in
province of Granada |
| Aben Alfahar |
(A) |
Aben + Al-Fajjar.
Dinnerware or pottery. Town in the province of Granada, Mecina Alfahar |
| Aben Atar |
(H) |
Aben + Atar to encircle
or to crown |
| Aben Ayish |
(H) |
Aben + Ayish meaning
heavenly constellation Great Bear |
| Aben Bitas |
(PE) |
Aben + bitas meaning
unique |
| Aben Bivas |
(S) |
Aben + from Viva meaning
live or long life |
| Aben Crespe |
(I)(S) |
Aben + Curly as in curly
hair |
| Aben Danon |
(H)(S) |
Aben + variant of Daniel |
| Aben Davon |
(H) |
Aben + dear one |
| Aben Elazar |
(H) |
Aben + G-d has helped |
| Aben Ezra |
(H) |
Aben + Help |
| Aben Faia |
(I) |
Aben + heavy eater or
gluton |
| Aben Gadalia |
(H) |
Aben + G-d is great |
| Aben Habib |
(A)(H) |
Aben + Loved one. Also
Chaviv and Haviv (H) loved one |
| Aben Haim |
(H) |
Aben + Haim meaning life. |
| Aben Lavie |
(H) |
Aben + Lion, from the
word Lavi |
| Aben Menos |
(S) |
Aben + Jewsih quarter of
Majorca |
| Aben Nahmias |
(H) |
Aben + The Lord consoles.
From the word Nachamia |
| Aben Namias |
(H) |
See Aben Nahmias |
| Aben Nunez |
(S) |
Aben + Son of Nuno |
| Aben Pando |
(P)(S) |
Aben + A hollow or
depression in the ground |
| Aben Rocas |
(S) |
Aben + Rock or tower of
strenght. Also Roca, Roco, Rocha and Roche |
| Aben Saal |
(D) |
Aben + manor house or
hall or person who worked there. See Aben Sala. |
| Aben Sala |
(P)(S) |
Aben + Living room or
someone working there. Popular in Cataluna |
| Aben Sancho |
(L) |
Aben + Sacred |
| Aben Schosehan |
(H) |
Aben + Lilly |
| Aben Shosahan |
(H) |
Aben + Lilly from the
word Shoshan |
| Aben Simon |
(H) |
Aben + he who hears |
| Aben Xuxen |
(H) |
Aben + Lilly |
| Abenabas |
(A) |
Aben +Abas borrowed from
the Muslims by the Sephardim. Meaning simple, primitive. Found in
Portugal in the 15th century. Also Abbas. |
| Abenabez |
(H) |
Aben + to gleam and the
name of a town in the middle east |
| Abenabibe |
(P) |
Lapwing bird |
| Abenabsil |
(H) |
Aben + Fled and escaped? |
| Abenacan |
(H) |
Aben + Afflicted |
| Abenacar |
(T) |
Aben + bright |
| Abenacaya |
(HB) |
Aben + Achaia meaning
grief or trouble. Also a region in Southern Greece and as acaya, a
city in Italy |
| Abenacoje |
(S) |
Aben + perhaps from the
word acoger, to receive or welcome. Name recorded in Austuriaa |
| Abenadado |
(H) |
Aben + a wood working
term |
| Abenadan |
(H) |
Aben + possible form of
Adam |
| Abenadar |
(H) |
Aben + and the sixth
month of the Hebrew calendar. According to Christian lore, the name of
the Centurian ordered to crusify Jesus. |
| Abenadis |
(AF) |
Aben + one who will teach
us |
| Abenadon |
(HB) |
Aben + master first
spoken by Abraham |
| Abenamor |
(A)(S) |
Aben(A), son of. Amor(S), love |
| Abenatar |
(H)(S) |
Aben(A), son of. Atar(S), to tie up
or to crown (H) |
| Abenatar |
(A) |
Son of the prefumes/spices seller |
| Abencabra |
(A)(S) |
Aben(A), son of. Cabra(S), goat |
| Abencasson |
(A)(S) |
Aben(A), son of. Casson(S), Brown sugar |
| Abencasson |
(S) |
Cason(S), old ancestral home |
| Abencasson |
(S) |
Cazon(S), a type of fish |
| Abencasson |
(A)(H) |
Son of Casson derived from Casson meaning joy |
| Abenfacen |
(A) |
Aben (A) son of, Facen from the word Hassan, benefactor |
| Abenforma |
(A)(S) |
Aben (A) son of, Forma shape |
| A(a)benhaim |
(H) |
Son of Haim |
| Abenito |
(S) |
Benit, Benedict |
| Abenmayor |
(A)(S) |
Aben (A) son of, Mayor (S), the eldest |
|
(A)(S) |
Son of the eldest |
| Abenvive |
(A)(S) |
Aben (A) son of. Vive (S) lives |
| Abetar |
(A) |
A location in Syria |
| Abiatar |
(HB) |
From Ebiatar, meaning more than a father, son of the priest
Ahimelekh |
| Abiego |
(S) |
A small village in Huesca |
| Abihssera |
(H)(AR) |
See Becerra |
| Abi Sadiq |
(H) |
Father of Sadiq, sadig deriving from Tsaik meaning
righeous |
| Abila |
(A) |
The house |
| Abila |
(S) |
Avila, a Spanish town |
| Abiles |
(A) |
The house |
| Abinnaxim |
(A) |
Share |
| Ablitas |
(S) |
A village in Navarre |
| Aboab |
(A) |
Stringed muscial insrument |
| Aboaf |
(A) |
Stringed musical instrument |
| Aboav |
(A) |
Stringed muscial instrument |
| Abolafia |
(A) |
Doubting |
| Abolays |
(A) |
Doubting |
| Abou |
(A) |
Father, owner of.
See Abe |
| Aboub |
(A) |
Stringed musical instrument |
| Abrabanel |
(H) |
Variant of Abravanel |
| Abraham of Beja |
(S) |
Bejar a town in Salamanca |
| Abraham of |
|
|
| Sanguesa |
(S) |
The name of a town in Navarre |
| Abrantes de |
(S)(P) |
A hamlet in Galicia, Spain, a city in Ribadetejo, Portugal |
| Abravanel |
(H) |
A limb of a limb of G-D |
| Abravanel |
(H) |
|
| Dormido |
(S) |
Asleep |
| Abulafia |
(A) |
Abu, father or owner of heath, the healthy one |
| Abulker |
(A) |
One who does good to all people |
| Abutarda |
(S) |
From Avutarda, Great Bustard, a bird |
| Acacia |
(P) |
Name of an ornamental tree |
| Aceraf |
(A) |
Money changer |
| Acosta |
(S) |
Rib in old Castillian. Same as Costa and
Costilla. Not coast as in modern Spanish. |
| Aelion |
(H) |
The Supreme |
| Affonso Frances |
(S) |
Alponse French |
| Afia |
(A) |
Good wishes |
| Agreda |
(S) |
A village in the province of Soria |
| Aguado |
(S) |
Watered |
| Aguirre |
(S)(BA) |
A Basque family name.
Wide open spacce. |
| Aguila |
(S) |
Eagle |
| Aguilon |
(S) |
Village in the province of Soria |
| Agusti |
(S) |
From the name Agustin |
| Ailion |
(H) |
The Supreme |
| Aimeric |
(S) |
Aymeric a French name |
| Aires |
(S) |
Airs, breezes |
| Aix D' |
(F) |
From Aix, a city in France |
| Aji |
(T) |
Bitter, sharp |
| Aji Luna |
(S) |
Aji pertaining to saint, Luna, the moon |
| Aknin |
(B) |
Jacob |
| Al |
(A) |
An Arabic prefix meaning the. |
| Aladjem |
(A) |
The Persian |
| Alagon |
(S) |
A river in Aragon, Spain |
| Alaman |
(A) |
German |
| Alamani |
(A) |
German |
| Alamany |
(A) |
German |
| Alarcon |
(S) |
Town in Spain |
| Alashka |
(S) |
From the Basque Ashkar or Azkar swift or quick |
| Alba |
(A) |
Punishment from G-D |
| Alba |
(S) |
Dawn, surplice used in church , white |
| Alba |
(S) |
A locality in Teruel |
| Albaala |
(A) |
Punishment from G-D |
| Albaca |
(S) |
From Albahaca, the basil plant |
| Albagil |
(A) |
Female horse |
| Albagli |
(A) |
Female horse |
| Albahari |
(A) |
Sailor |
| Albalag |
(A) |
Moving |
| Albalansi |
(A) |
Alvalansi (An old boat) |
| Albelda |
(S) |
Small village in Huesca |
| Albeldano |
(S) |
A person from Albelda |
| Albesa |
(S) |
A town in Lerida, Catalonia |
| Albion |
(S) |
Ancient name for Great Briton |
| Albo |
(S) |
White |
| Albo |
(A) |
Victory |
| Albons |
(S) |
A locality in province of Gerona, Catalonia |
| Alborge |
(S) |
A locality in Zaragoza |
| Alborgi |
(S) |
An inhabitant of Alborge |
| Albuquerque |
(T) |
From the marrano surname Albukerk of Turkey |
| Alcaiceria |
(S) |
Silk market (in Granada) or a group of shops belonging to the
King and rented to Jewish merchants (Aragon,Alcarria, and Cuenca) |
| Alcala |
(S) |
A town near Madrid |
| Alcalde |
(S) |
Mayor |
| Alcalahorrano |
(S) |
From Calahorrano, an inhabitant of Calahorra |
| Alcalle |
(S) |
From the word Calle meaning street. |
| Ancantara |
(S)(P) |
A village in the province of Caceres, a village in Portugal |
| Alcaniz |
(S) |
A town in Aragon |
| Alcastell |
(S) |
In the castle |
| Alcazar |
(S) |
Fortress |
| Alegria |
(S) |
Joy |
| Alfakhar |
(A) |
Proud man |
| Alfaro |
(S) |
Municipality in the province of Logrono |
| Alfassa |
(A) |
From Fez, Morocco |
| Alforja |
(S) |
Saddlebag |
| Algranate |
(S) |
From the word granate meaning garnet, also the color |
| Algrannate |
(A) |
From Granada |
| Alguadix |
(S) |
From Gaudix, a town in Andalusia |
| Alguazil |
(S) |
Bailiff |
| Alicante |
(S) |
A city in Spain |
| Aries |
(H) |
From the Hebrew word arieh meaning lion. Portugues or
Galican variant of the name Arias. |
| Almagro |
(S) |
A town near Madrid |
| Almansa |
(S) |
A city in Spain |
| Almanza |
(S) |
A city in the province of Leon, Spain |
| Almazan |
(S) |
A city in the province of Soria, Spain |
| Almeida |
(A) |
Boating technician |
|
(A) |
Street sweeper |
|
(A) |
Resident of Almeida |
| Almenara |
(A) |
Fire on watch towers, water channels |
| Almendros |
(S) |
Almond Trees |
| Almonte |
(S) |
A village in Huelva |
| Alouf |
(A) |
Chief, leader, champion, major general, lord, city head |
| Alouf |
(H) |
Chief, leader, champion, major general, lord , city head |
| Altalef |
(A) |
Worthless |
| Aluf |
(A) |
Chief, leader, champion, major geneal, lord, city head |
| Aluf |
(H) |
Chief, leader, champion, major general, lord, city head |
| Alut |
(A) |
The biblical Lot |
| Alvares Corcho |
(S) |
Corcho cork |
| Alvaro |
(S) |
From the name Alvar |
| Alvo |
(A) |
Victory |
| Alvorada |
(S) |
Alborada, dawn |
| Amado |
(S) |
Loved |
| Amagna |
(A) |
I hope |
| Amar |
(A) |
Builder |
| Amar |
(S) |
Love |
| Amarilljo |
(S) |
Amarillo meaning yellow, a color long used on clothing to |
|
|
identify Jews |
| Amezquita |
(A)(S) |
Mezquita a mosque |
| Amigo |
(S) |
Friend |
| Amira |
(A) |
Princess |
| Amiras |
(A) |
Princess |
| Amon |
(A) |
A good person |
| Amores |
(S) |
Loves |
| Anchieta |
(S) |
A Basque family name |
| Andosilla |
(S) |
A village of Navarre |
| Andrada |
(S) |
An old and famous Galician lineage |
| Andrade |
(S) |
An old and famous Galician lineage |
| Andujar |
(S) |
A city in the Province of Jaen |
| Angeles |
(S) |
Angels |
| Angelet |
(S) |
Small Angel (Catalan language) |
| Anriquies |
(S) |
Es meaning son of, son of Henry |
| Anson |
(S) |
From Anso, a small village in Huesca |
| Antillon |
(S) |
A small village in Huesca |
| Antores |
(S) |
Sellers who have in good faith purchased stolen goods. |
| Apatron |
(S) |
Patron meaning the boss |
| Aradi |
(A) |
Earth |
| Araha |
(A) |
Wishing for relaxation |
| Arama |
(S) |
A municipality in the province of Guipuzcoa |
| Arana |
(S) |
A Basque family name |
| Arancibia |
(S) |
A Basque family name |
| Aranda |
(S) |
The name of several towns in Spain |
| Arano |
(S) |
A municipality in the province of Navarra |
| Arba |
(S) |
A river in the province of Zaragoza |
| Ares(z) |
(S) |
The smaill town of Arres in Huesca |
| Arboleda |
(S) |
A group of trees, wood |
| Arboles |
(S) |
Trees |
| Arbona |
(S) |
A Basque toponimic, in the French Basque Country |
| Arce |
(S) |
A municipality in the province of Navarra |
| Ardit |
(A) |
Cave in Jordan |
| Arditti |
(A) |
Cave in Jordan |
| Ardout |
(A) |
Cave in Jordan |
| Argentier |
(F) |
Silversmith |
| Arias |
(H) |
From the Hebrew word arieh meaning lion. |
| Aridti |
(A) |
Cave in Jordan |
| Arino |
(S) |
A Basque family name |
| Ariza |
(S) |
A village in the province of Zaragoza |
| Armendariz |
(S) |
A Basque family name |
| Arnedillo |
(S) |
A town in Rioja |
| Arnedo |
(S) |
A town in Rioja |
| Arogueti |
(A) |
I will go |
| Aroh |
(A) |
I will go |
| Arriaga |
(S) |
A Basque family name |
| Arroja |
(S) |
throws |
| Aruh |
(A) |
The wind |
| Aruh |
(H) |
From Arokh meaning long |
| Asaov |
(A) |
Trouble maker |
| Ascar |
(A) |
Remembering G-D |
| Aseo |
(A) |
Trouble maker |
| Assa |
(HB) |
Remedy and the name of a Judean King |
| Assael |
(A) |
Angry |
| Assael |
(HB) |
God made, name of Yoab's brother |
| Assai |
(A) |
Care taker of horses |
| Assaias |
(A) |
Care taker of horses |
| Asseo |
(A) |
Trouble maker |
| Assia Antica |
(S) |
Ancient Asia |
| Assias |
(A) |
Care taker of horses |
| Astorga |
(S) |
A town in the Kingdom of Leon |
| Astorgano |
(S) |
An inhabitant of Astroga, Leon |
| Asubel |
(A) |
Waves |
| Atas |
(A) |
Great sadness |
| Ataz |
(A) |
Great sadness |
| Athias |
(A) |
Gift |
| Atias |
(A) |
Gift |
| Attes |
(A) |
Great sadness |
| Attias |
(A) |
Gift |
| Avalos |
(S) |
See Abalos |
| Avelar |
(A) |
Running |
| Avenbenvenist |
(S) |
From benvenist, welcome |
| Avila |
(A) |
The house |
| Avila |
(S) |
A city and province of Spain |
| Aviles |
(A) |
The house |
| Aviles |
(S) |
A town in Asturias, Spain |
| Aya |
(H) |
To fly swiftly |
| Ayala |
(S) |
A location in Alava, the Basque Ccuntry, a village in Alava |
| Ayerbe |
(S) |
A town in Aragon, a village in Huesca |
| Ayllon |
(S) |
A village in the province of Segovia |
| Ayuda |
(S) |
Helps |
| Azarque |
(A) |
Remembering G-D |
| Azraki |
(A) |
Remembering G-D |
| Azeite |
(P)(S) |
Olive oil |
| Azeitado |
(P)(S) |
Stained with olive oil |
| Azicri |
(P) |
Remembering |
| Azrici |
(H) |
From Zacharia |
| Azlor |
(S) |
A locality in Huesca |
| Azor |
(S) |
A bird, the goshawk |
| Azrifi |
(A) |
Very nice person |
| Azzraki |
(A) |
Remembering G-D |
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| B |
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| Baca |
(HB) |
The name of a valley near Jerusalem |
| Badi |
(A) |
New begining |
| Baena |
(A) |
Gathering |
| Baez |
(A) |
Expensive shop |
| Baeza |
(A) |
Expensive shop |
| Bahar |
(A) |
Sea |
| Bahar |
(S) |
Go down |
| Bahya |
(A) |
Good things |
| Baissa |
(A) |
Expensive shop |
| Baiz |
(A) |
Expensive shop |
| Bakish |
(A) |
Proving himself good |
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| Baptista |
(S) |
Baptist |
| Barbanel |
(H) |
Polish variant of Abravanel |
| Barbanelska |
(H) |
Polish variant of Abravenel |
| Barbas |
(S) |
Beards |
| Baron |
(S) |
Title of nobility, not the be confused with Varon, male |
| Barrio |
(S) |
Village |
| Barrios |
(S) |
Villages |
| Baso |
(S) |
An old word meaning glass |
| Becerra |
(H)(AR) |
Owner and carpet of straw |
| Bechor |
(A) |
First born |
| Bega |
(A) |
First born |
| Behar |
(H) |
Acronym of Ben Kvod haRa = son of his honor the Rabbi |
| Behar |
(A) |
First born |
| Behor |
(A) |
First born |
| Beja |
(A) |
First born |
| Bejar |
(H) |
See Behar |
| Belmonte |
(S) |
Beautiful mountain, a town in Andalusia |
| Ben Saba |
(S) |
Son of Saturday, the Sabbath, a Levite name |
| Bensabat |
(S) |
Son of Saturday. the Sabbath, a Levite name |
| Bensabath |
(S) |
Son of Saturday, the Sabbath, a Levite name |
| Bensabath |
(S) |
Son of Saturday, the Sabbath. a Levite name |
| Beso |
(S) |
Kiss |
| Bezerra |
(H)(AR) |
See Becerra |
| Blanca |
(S) |
White |
| Boher |
(H) |
Elects |
| Bohor |
(H) |
From Hehor meaning first born |
| Bolar |
(S) |
The verb to fly |
| Bosque |
(P)(S) |
Forest, Woods |
| Boton |
(S) |
Button |
| Brarata |
(S) |
Inexpensive |
| Bravo |
(S) |
Bravo, boastful, blustering, fine, excellent |
| Buen |
(S) |
Good |
| Buena Vida |
(S) |
Good life |
| Buendia |
(S) |
Good day |
| Bueno |
(S) |
Good |
| Bulhao |
(P) |
Turbulent, noisy |
| Bulha |
(P) |
Quarrel, strife |
| Burla |
(S) |
Taunt, ridicule |
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| C |
|
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| Caballeria |
(S) |
Riding stock |
| Caballeria |
(S) |
Cavalry |
| Caballero |
(S) |
Knight, gentleman |
| Cabarral |
(S) |
Animal parasite, tick |
| Cabeca |
(P) |
Head |
| Cabeza de Vaca |
(S) |
Head of the cow |
| Cabezas |
(S) |
Heads |
| Cabeludo |
(P) |
Hairy |
| Cabra |
(P)(S) |
She goat |
| Cabral |
(P) |
Herd of goats |
| Cabreiro |
(P) |
From goats |
| Cabrera |
(S) |
Goat herd |
| Cabrero |
(S) |
Goat attendant, goat herd |
| Cabrito |
(P) |
Kid |
| Cabron |
(S) |
Stud goat |
| Cadoch |
(HB) |
Holy, The Holy One |
| Cadoche |
(HB) |
See Cadoch |
| Cadoches |
(HB) |
See Cadoch |
| Cadiz |
(S) |
Port city in Spain |
| Caes |
(S) |
You fall |
| Caja |
(S) |
Box, safey deposit box |
| Cajal |
(S) |
Group of boxes, person in charge of the boxes |
| Calabaza |
(S) |
Pumkin |
| Calache |
(S) |
Old furniture |
| Calahora |
(S) |
Public place where bread was distirbuted in scarce times |
| Calahorra |
(S) |
Same as calahora |
| Calamaro |
(S) |
Squid |
| Calao |
(P) |
See Calo |
| Calatayud |
(A) |
A town in province of Zaragoza from q'alat ayyud. |
| Calda |
(P) |
Syrup, Welding material |
| Caldas |
(P) |
Hot springs |
| Caldera |
(S) |
Soup Pot |
| Calderon |
(S) |
Cauldron |
| Caler |
(S) |
Lime seller |
| Calero |
(S) |
Lime seller |
| Callado |
(S) |
Quiet |
| Callar |
(S) |
The verb to remain quiet |
| Calle |
(S) |
Street |
| Callo |
(S) |
Callous |
| Calo |
(G) |
From Kalo meaning good |
| Calo |
(S) |
Gypsy |
| Calzada |
(S) |
Paved road |
| Camara |
(P) |
Chamber |
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(P) |
Surname assigned to Orphans |
|
(S) |
Master room |
| Cambo |
(S) |
Room where meat product are hung to cure |
| Campo |
(P) |
Field |
| Campo |
(S) |
Country side |
| Campos |
(S) |
Fields |
| Canas |
(P) |
Reed, cane |
| Canas |
(S) |
Gray hair |
| Candeias |
(P) |
Oil lamp |
| Candelero |
(S) |
Candle light |
| Candida |
(S) |
Full of live and happiness |
| Candido |
(P) |
Candid, sincere |
| Canes |
(S) |
Dogs |
| Cano |
(P) |
Pipe |
| Cano |
(S) |
Gray haired man |
| Canto |
(P) |
Chant, sing, song,corner |
| Canto |
(S) |
Melody |
| Cantor |
(P) |
Singer |
| Canudo |
(P) |
Pipe |
| Caparra |
(S) |
Earnest, sign given as a guarantee |
| Caparrosa |
(S) |
Vitriol, an earnest man, a man wearing a red coat
|
| Capeteiro (also |
(P) |
Shoe maker |
| Sapateiro) |
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| Capeludo |
(P) |
Friars hood, cardinal cap |
| Capon |
(S) |
Castrated, gelded, a bundle of cut vineshoots |
| Capote |
(P) |
Overcoat, cloak |
| Capote |
(S) |
Raincoat |
| Capuano |
(S) |
Beaten, beating, thrashing |
| Carabella |
(S) |
Pretty face, Spanish ship |
| Caravida |
(S) |
Wishful face |
| Caravita |
(S) |
Facing life |
| Carco |
(S) |
One who goes back to the old ways |
| Carceres |
(S) |
Jails |
| Carceles |
(S) |
Jails |
| Cardado |
(S) |
To tease the hair |
| Cardenas |
(S) |
Reddish color |
| Cardinal |
(S) |
Foundation, reference point |
| Cardo |
(P) |
Thistle |
| Cardona |
(S) |
A village in Catalonia where the lineage of Cardona began as
the result of the marriage of Ramon Folch and Argencia, the sister of Charlemegne |
| Cardoso |
(P) |
Full of thistle |
| Cardozo |
(S) |
Thorny bushes |
| Caraca |
(P) |
Mask, tick, mitel |
| Caraco |
(P) |
Snail |
| Caraco |
(S) |
Shell |
| Caracol |
(S) |
Shell |
| Carajal |
(S) |
Rejected, lost place, a place not in order |
| Caravajal |
(S) |
Oak woods, forest |
| Carbo |
(S) |
Carbon, charcoal |
| Carca |
(S) |
One who goes back to his old ways |
| Careco |
(P) |
Bald man |
| Cario |
(S) |
From Caria, a region in Asia Minor |
| Carion |
(S) |
From Carrion de los Condes a village in Spain |
| Carlos |
(S) |
Charles |
| Carner |
(S) |
Ram |
| Carnero |
(S) |
Ram |
| Carnicer |
(S) |
Butcher |
| Carnicero |
(S) |
Butcher |
| Caro |
(P)(S) |
Dear, expensive, loved one |
| Caroco |
(P) |
Pit |
| Carranca |
(P) |
Frown |
| Carranca |
(S) |
Spiked dog collar |
| Carrasco |
(P) |
Hang man, executioner, cruel man |
| Carrasco |
(S) |
Evergreen oak forest |
| Carrascon |
(S) |
Small Oak |
| Carregal |
(P) |
Loading place, name of town |
| Carreira |
(P) |
Career, walkway, path |
| Carretero |
(S) |
A peddler who travels by mule carriage to sell goods |
| Carrilho |
(P) |
Carillon, set of bells, musical clock, chimes |
| Carrillo |
(S) |
Wagon |
| Carrizo |
(S) |
Reed grass, a brown colored bird |
| Cartagena |
(S) |
A city of Spain |
| Carvajal |
(S) |
Oak woods, forest |
| Carvalhal |
(P) |
Oak grove |
| Carvalho |
(P) |
Oak tree |
| Casa |
(P)(S) |
House, home |
| Casafranca |
(S) |
Truthful house |
| Casal |
(S) |
Ghetto |
| Casas |
(P)(S) |
Houses |
| Casal |
(P) |
Couple, farm house |
| Casa Franca |
(P) |
Home of abundance |
| Casado |
(P)(S) |
Married |
| Casares |
(P) |
To get married |
| Cases |
(P) |
To get married |
| Cases |
(S) |
From casas, houses |
| Casteneda |
(S) |
Forest |
| Castanheda |
(P) |
Chestnuts |
| Castanheira |
(P) |
Chestnut tree |
| Castanho |
(P) |
The color brown |
| Castano |
(S) |
Brown |
| Castelhano |
(P) |
Castillian |
| Castellano |
(S) |
Castillian, language or person or object from Castile |
| Castellanos |
(S) |
People from Castile |
| Castellar |
(S) |
To sustain |
| Castellon |
(S) |
Town in Spain |
| Castelo |
(P) |
Castle |
| Castelo Branco |
(P) |
White Castle, the name a town |
| Castillo |
(S) |
Castle |
| Castro |
(P) |
Roman tower, the name of a town |
| Castro |
(S) |
Pre Roman fortified towns where military training took place,
a cliff over the ocean |
| Catalan |
(P) |
From Catalonia, Spain |
| Catalanao |
(P) |
From Catalonia, Spain |
| Catalano |
(S) |
From Catalonia, Spain |
| Catan |
(S) |
Oriental cutlass |
| Catano |
(P) |
Anger, cursing |
| Catano |
(S) |
Long sword |
| Catano |
(H) |
From Catan, small, short |
| Catorze |
(S) |
Fourteen |
| Cava |
(P) |
Dig, plow, hollow |
| Cava |
(S) |
Cove |
| Cavacos |
(P) |
Kindling, chat |
| Cavalaria |
(P) |
Horse stable |
| Cavalo |
(P) |
Horse |
| Cazado |
(S) |
Hunted |
| Cazales |
(S) |
A group of houses where labor took place |
| Ceia |
(P) |
Supper, the name of a town |
| Cejas |
(S) |
Eyebrows |
| Centeno |
(S) |
A cereal. rye, hundreth |
| Cento |
(S) |
One hundred |
| Cepa |
(P) |
Vine |
| Cepa |
(S) |
Stump of any tree or plant, vine |
| Cepo |
(P) |
Stump |
| Cera |
(P)(S) |
Wax, bees wax |
| Cerda |
(S) |
Female pig |
| Cerdas |
(P) |
Bristles from a boar or othe animal |
| Cerdeira |
(P) |
Cherries |
| Cerdo |
(P) |
Bristles |
| Cerdo |
(P) |
Pig |
| Cerero |
(S) |
Wax handler |
| Cerez |
(S) |
Son of Zero (Cero), cherry tree |
| Cerezo |
(S) |
Son of Zero (Cero), cherry tree |
| Cerrada |
(P)(S) |
Closed |
| Cervo |
(P) |
Stag |
| Cespedes |
(S) |
Grass |
| Chacon |
(S) |
Salamander |
| Chame |
(P) |
To call |
| Chao |
(P) |
Floor, ground |
| Chao |
(S) |
A town in Asturias |
| Charon |
(S) |
From Sharon, the Valley of the Lillies |
| Chaves |
(P) |
Keys, the name of a city |
| Chichones |
(S) |
Bumps or inflamation of the skin. |
| Chico |
(P)(S) |
Small, nickanme for Francisco, small child |
| Chillon |
(S) |
Something that makes a loud noise |
| Chito |
(S) |
Wood piece, quiet |
| Cid |
(A) |
Master, lord |
| Cid |
(S) |
Strong and brave |
| Cida |
(S) |
Exterminator |
| Cipres |
(S) |
Cypress |
| Ciudad |
(S) |
City |
| Clara |
(P) |
Light |
| Clara |
(S) |
Clear, transparent |
| Claret |
(P) |
Type or wine |
| Clava |
(S) |
From the verb to hammer |
| Clema |
(S) |
Grape vine |
| Clemente |
(S) |
Just and righteous |
| Coba |
(S) |
Coin, importance |
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| Cobos |
(S) |
Explicit declaration |
| Coche |
(S) |
Horse drawn carriage |
| Cocher |
(S) |
Kosher |
| Coelho |
(P) |
Rabbit |
| Colaco |
(P) |
Milk brother (fed from the same breast), |
|
|
foster sibling |
| Colada |
(P) |
Glued |
| Colada |
(S) |
Filtered |
| Colodro |
(S) |
Wooden shoe |
| Campos |
(P) |
Fields |
| Conceicao |
(P) |
Conception (Our Lady Of) |
| Conchill |
(S) |
Dye maker |
| Condesa |
(S) |
Countess |
| Condessa |
(P) |
Countess |
| Conejo |
(S) |
Rabbit |
| Confino |
(S) |
Confined, jailed |
| Contamina |
(S) |
Contaminate |
| Contamina |
(P) |
Poison |
| Copha |
(S) |
Basket |
| Copo |
(P) |
Glass |
| Corbera |
(S) |
Raven, crow, black raven. crow's nest |
| Cordero |
(S) |
Lamb |
| Cordeiro |
(P) |
Lamb |
| Cordoba |
(S) |
City of Spain |
| Cordon |
(S) |
Cord |
| Cordova |
(S) |
Cordoba, a city of Spain |
| Cori |
(S) |
Small heart |
| Coronel |
(P)(S) |
Military rank |
| Cormano |
(S) |
Cousin |
| Corral |
(S) |
A place where animals are kept. |
| Correia |
(P) |
Belt, leather strap |
| Corro |
(P) |
Run |
| Coruja |
(P) |
Day owl |
| Correa |
(S) |
Belt |
| Corredor |
(P)(S) |
Runner, a real estate broker |
| Correio |
(P) |
Mail |
| Cortes |
(S) |
Courteous |
| Corteza |
(S) |
Cortex |
| Corvera |
(S) |
Crow, raven, crow's nest |
| Corzo |
(S) |
From Corsica, deer, roe |
| Cosida |
(P) |
Boiled |
| Cosida |
(S) |
Sewed, stiched together, or from cocida ,meaning fully cooked |
| Costa |
(P) |
Coast, back side |
| Costa |
(S) |
Rib in old Castillian. See Acosta. Coast in modern
Spanish but it is not the meaning of the name. |
| Costal |
(S) |
Large sack for carrying or storing grains |
| Costela |
(P) |
Small back rib |
| Costilla |
(S) |
Rib. See Acosta |
| Cota |
(P) |
Coat, fare |
| Cota |
(P) |
Coat, clothing |
| Coutinho |
(P) |
From reserve game ground |
| Covreador |
(S) |
From Cobrador, collector |
| Creces |
(S) |
High earning interest |
| Creciente |
(S) |
Growing |
| Crescas |
(S) |
Grow up |
| Crespo |
(S) |
Curly haired person |
| Cristian |
(S) |
Christian |
| Crudo |
(S) |
Uncooked, raw |
| Cruz |
(P)(S) |
Cross |
| Cuba |
(S) |
Recipient, wine barrel |
| Cuello |
(S) |
Neck |
| Cuenca |
(S) |
River basin, wooden bowl |
| Cuervo |
(S) |
Crow |
| Cuevas |
(S) |
Caves |
| Cunal |
(S) |
A room where cribs lay |
| Cunha |
(P) |
Wedge, recommendation, full |
|
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| D |
|
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| Danon |
(S)(A) |
Judge. Increase. |
|
|
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| Delgado |
(S) |
Slim, slender |
| Delicado |
(P) |
Delicate |
| Dias |
(P) |
Days |
| Djaen |
(S)(A) |
From Jaen, a city in the south of Spain. Devil |
| Djebali |
(A) |
Mountain, a Jewish Libyan name |
| Dourando |
(P) |
Golden |
| Drikes |
(S) |
From the name Rodrigues. Also Driques and Drighes. |
| Duro |
(P) |
Vegetable patch |
| Duro |
(P) |
Hard |
|
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| E |
|
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| Ebenazan |
(A+H) |
Eben fpr Eban, son of. Azan for Hazan, meaning cantor. Son of
the cantor. |
| Ebot |
(A) |
Dog |
| Echen |
(S) |
To pour |
| Eder |
(H) |
See Edrehi |
| Ederra |
(H) |
See Edrehi |
| Edrehi |
(HB) |
Derives from Der'l, and ancient city in the Jordan valley |
| Efarti |
(HB) |
See Efrati |
| Effraim |
(HB) |
Son of Joseph |
| Effrit |
(HB) |
See Efrati |
| Efrati |
(HB) |
Derives from Efrat, Caleb's wife |
| Efrathi |
(HB) |
See Efrati |
| Efraym |
(HB) |
See Efraim |
| Egozi |
(H) |
From Egoz, nut |
| Einkave |
(A) |
From Enqawa, purity. Famous Toledo family |
| El |
(A)(S) |
Article meaning the |
| El Barchilon |
(L) |
From the latin name of Barcelona,Spain |
| El Corredor |
(S) |
The runner |
| El Costal |
(S) |
The sack |
| El Cuerno |
(S) |
The horn, usually an animal horn |
| El Cuervo |
(S) |
The Crow (usually said of someone dressed in black) |
| El Hai |
(A) |
The man who never dies |
| El Hai |
(H) |
G-d is alive |
| El Neyto |
(S) |
The grandson |
| El Rab |
(A)(H) |
The Rabbi |
| El Roman |
(A) |
One from Rome |
| El Ruvio |
(S) |
The blond |
| El Saig |
(A) |
See essayag |
| El Zarco |
(S) |
The blue |
| Elazar |
(HB) |
G-d has helped, son of Aharon the great priest |
| Elbaz |
(A) |
The Falcon |
| Eldar |
(S) |
The act of giving |
| Eleazar |
(HB) |
See Elazar |
| Elhadad |
(A) |
Blacksmith |
| Eli |
(H) |
My G-d |
| Eli |
(HB) |
Top most, Name of Shilo the great priest |
| Eliakim |
(HB) |
G-d will edify, name of the minister of King Heskiyahu |
| Elias |
(H)(HB) |
See Eli |
| Elie |
(HB) |
See Eli |
| Elies |
(HB) |
See Eli |
| Eliezer |
(HB) |
G-d helps. name of Abraham' servant |
| Elimelej |
(H) |
El (G-D) and melej (king) |
| Elimelej |
(HB) |
Derives from Elimelekh, my G-d is king, Naomi's husband |
| Elisa |
(HB) |
Derives from Elisha - G-d is my savior, the name of a prophet |
| Elkana |
(A) |
Behind |
| Elkana |
(HB) |
G-d brought, Father of Samuel the prophet |
| Ellias |
(HB) |
See Eli |
| Elmaleh |
(A) |
The good |
| Ely |
(HB) |
See Eli |
| Emanuel |
(H) |
G-D us with us. See Emmanuel |
| Eminente |
(S) |
Eminent, distinguished |
| Emmanuel |
(HB) |
G-d is with us, son of Isaiah the prophet |
| Empecina |
(S) |
Stubborn, obstinate |
| Encabe |
(A) |
See Einkave |
| Encina |
(S) |
Grove of oak trees |
| Enero |
(S) |
January |
| Enfazen |
(A) |
See Abenfacen |
| Enoch |
(HB) |
Human. Son of Seth. Grandson of Adam |
| Enpesar |
(S) |
In distress |
| Epharti |
|
See Efrati |
| Ephraim |
|
See Efraim |
| Enriques |
(S) |
Son of Henry |
| Ermitano |
(S) |
Hermit |
| Escalera |
(S) |
Stairs, ladder |
| Escales |
(S) |
To scale, climb |
| Escaloni |
(HB) |
Derived from Eshkol, one of Abrahams allies |
| Escapa |
(P)(S) |
Escape |
| Eschenazi |
(H) |
See Eskenazi |
| Escobar |
(S) |
Broom |
| Escogido |
(S) |
The chosen one |
| Escola |
(P) |
School |
| Escriba |
(S) |
Scribe |
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| Escriva |
(P) |
Scribe |
| Escudero |
(S) |
Squire, shield maker |
| Eskenazi |
(H) |
Derives from Ashkenazi meaning German |
| Espadilha |
(P) |
Spread out |
| Espana |
(S) |
Spain |
| Espanhol |
(P) |
Spanish |
| Espanol |
(S) |
Spanish |
| Espejo |
(S) |
Mirror |
| Esperanza |
(S) |
Hope |
| Espina |
(S) |
Spine, thorn, prickle |
| Espino |
(S) |
Hawthorn |
| Espiritu Santo |
(S) |
Holy Ghost (A converso name) |
| Esquenazi |
(S) |
See Eskenazi |
| Essayag |
(A) |
The goldsmith or silversmith |
| Este |
(P)(S) |
East, this |
| Estela |
(S) |
Trail |
| Estella |
(S) |
Star |
| Esteves |
(P) |
Son of Esteban, or son of Esteve |
| Estroumza |
(G) |
Derives from Strumica, a city North of Salonika |
| Estruc |
(L) |
Derives fromasterius, star or happy |
| Estrugano |
(H) |
See Estrugo |
| Estrugo |
(H) |
Derives from etrog meaning citron |
| Evangel |
(S) |
Eve Angle |
| Evora |
(P) |
City in Portugal. An inquisition center located here. |
| Ezaguy |
(S) (A) |
Derives from Azogue meaning Mercury. Deriving from
Azzaouaq, meaning clever |
| Ezkiel |
(HB) |
G-d will strenthen, name of a prophet |
| Ezobi |
(H) |
Hyssop-like |
| Ezra |
(HB) |
Help of God, Head of the Babyloninan Jews, builder of the
second temple. Aben (A) son of, Ben (H) son of, Ibn (A) son of. |
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| F |
|
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| Fabib |
(A) |
See Habib |
| Fachima |
(A) |
Old lady who knows all, see Fehima |
| Facquim |
(A) |
See Hakim |
| Fakhar |
(A) |
Noble people |
| Faina |
(P) |
Toil, labor |
| Falano |
(P) |
Guy |
| Falcao |
(P) |
Hawk |
| Fandari |
(A) |
From Alfandari, tax collector |
| Fanno |
(I) |
See Fanno |
| Fano |
(I) |
Name of a town in Italy, also see Mefano, Mifano |
| Faquin |
(A) |
See Hakim |
| Farach |
(A) |
See Farage |
| Farage |
(A) |
Healer |
| Farhi |
(A) |
Happy |
| Farias |
(P) |
To do |
| Farin |
(F) |
Flour |
| Farjeon |
(A) |
Great healer |
| Faro |
(P) |
Scent |
| Farraj |
(A) |
See Farage |
| Farto |
(P) |
Abundant |
| Fasa |
(A) |
From Fez, Morocco, also see Alfassa |
| Fasan |
(A) |
See Hassan |
| Fasi |
(A) |
Tax collector |
| Fateixa |
(P) |
Name of town |
| Fatias |
(P) |
Slices |
| Fehima |
(A) |
Coal merchant |
| Feijao |
(P) |
Bean |
| Feigo |
(P) |
Name of town, beans |
| Felis(z) |
(P) |
Happy |
| Fernandes |
(P) |
Son of Fernao |
| Ferreira |
(P) |
Iron smith |
| Ferro |
(P) |
Iron |
| Fez |
(P) |
City in Morocco |
| Figo |
(P) |
Fig |
| Figueira |
(P) |
Fig tree |
| Figueiredo |
(P) |
From a fig tree field |
| Figueiroa |
(P) |
From a fig tree field |
| Filosof |
(G) |
Philosopher |
| Finci |
(HB)(I) |
See Finzi |
| Finse |
(HB)(I) |
See Finzi |
| Finsie |
(HB)(I) |
See Finzi |
| Finzi |
(HB) |
From the name Pinhas, grandson of ahron |
| Finzi |
(I) |
Derived from the town of Faenza, Italy |
| Fissi |
(A) |
High education |
| Flor |
(P) |
Flower |
| Foces |
(P) |
To go, pits |
| Fonseca |
(P) |
Dry fountain |
| Forno |
(P) |
Oven |
| Forte |
(P) |
Strong |
| Francisco |
(P) |
The name Francis |
| Franco |
(P) |
Honest, sincere, French |
| Freire |
(P) |
Frier |
| Freixo |
(P) |
Ash Tree |
| Fresco |
(P) |
Fresh |
| Fulano |
(P) |
See Falano |
| Fundao |
(P) |
Bottom. the name of a city |
| Furtado |
(P) |
Stolen |
| Fuso |
(P) |
Spindle, lines of latitude and longitude |
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| G |
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| Gabai |
(H) |
See Gabbai, synagogue treasurer |
| Gabaij |
(H) |
See Gabbai, synagogue treasurer |
| Gabay |
(H) |
Synagogue treasurer |
| Gabbai |
(H) |
Synagogue treasurer |
| Gabbai, Ibn |
(H)(A) |
Son of Synagogue |
| Gabbay |
(H) |
See Gabbai |
| Gabby |
(H) |
Synagogue treasurer |
| Gabirol |
(H) |
Gabriel |
| Gabirol, Ibn |
(H)(A) |
Son of Gabriel |
| Gabis |
(H) |
See Gabison |
| Gabishon |
(H) |
See Gabison |
| Gabison |
(H) |
Derives from Gavish, meaning crystal, describes someone
clever. |
| Gabriel |
(HB) |
G-d has prevailed. The name of the Arcangel |
| Gaby |
(H) |
Synagouge treasurer |
| Gadanha |
(P) |
Scythe |
| Gadelha |
(HB) |
See Gedaliah |
| Gadella |
(HB) |
See Gadaliah |
| Gagin |
(BR) |
Son of Gag. Gag is a Berber tribe |
| Gagui |
(BR) |
Son of Gag. Gag is a Berber tribe |
| Gaguin |
(BR) |
Son of Gag. Gag is a Berber tribe |
| Galamidi |
(G) |
Ganimidis -A clerk in G-d's House |
| Galboa |
(H) |
Derives Gilboa, the name of Holy Land a mountain |
| Galego |
(P) |
Galician |
| Gallego |
(P) |
Galicia a provence in Northern Spain |
|
|
Slave, slang as in working like a slave |
| Galimide |
(G) |
See Galimidi |
| Galimidi |
(G) |
Derives from Ganimidis, mythological servant in G-ds palace |
| Gallel, Aben |
(A) |
Galilee in the north of Israel, Son of Galilee |
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| Galo |
(P) |
Rooster |
| Galvao |
(P) |
Explosive, galvanic |
| Gama |
(P) |
Gamut, scale |
|
(G) |
Third letter of the Greek alphabet |
| Gamil |
(A) |
Beautiful |
| Gamis |
(A) |
Small apple like fruit |
| Gamiz |
(A) |
Small apple like fruit |
| Ganem |
(A) |
Stock breeder |
| Ganso |
(P) |
Goose, geese, gander |
| Gaon |
(H) |
Genius |
| Ganon |
(H)(S) |
Garden. Increase. |
| Gaona |
(H) |
See Goan |
| Garca |
(P) |
Herron, name of a town |
| Garguir |
(H) |
Grain, also used by Ramban to mean very small community |
| Garson |
(HB) |
See Gerson |
| Gasto |
(P) |
Used, spent, expense |
| Gatinho |
(P) |
From gatenho, uncultivated, perhaps also uneducated |
| Gato |
(P) |
Cat |
| Gavriel |
(H) |
See Gabriel |
| Gavsion |
(H) |
See Gabison |
| Gaze |
(A) |
To receive money |
| Gazi |
(A) |
To receive money |
| Gedaliah |
(HB) |
G-d has made me grow |
| Gedelia |
(HB) |
G-d is great, the name of Zephania's grandfather |
| Gerson |
(HB) |
Gershon. The son of Levi, son of Yaakov |
| Gomel |
(H) |
Reward |
| Granada |
(A) |
From Granada |
| Granadi |
(A) |
From Granada |
| Grandos |
(A) |
From Granada |
| Granate |
(A) |
From Granada |
| Grante |
(A) |
From Granada |
| Guabay |
(H) |
See Gabbai |
| Guahnish |
(A/BR/S) |
Drives from Ohanes (Almeria province of Spain) In turn derives
from Wahanis |
| Guarda |
(P) |
Guarda, name of a city |
| Gubbay |
(H) |
See Gabbai |
| Guedelha |
(P) |
Tuft of hair |
| Guedelha |
(HB) |
Derives from Guedalia, G-d is great. Grandfaher of
Zephania the prophet. See Gedaliah. |
| Guedelia |
(HB) |
See Gedaliah |
| Guedalla |
(HB) |
See Gedaliah. |
| Guedj |
(BR) |
Moving house |
| Guerra |
(P) |
War |
| Guerreiro |
(P) |
Warrior |
| Guez |
(BR) |
See Guedj |
| Guio |
(P) |
Guide, drive |
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| H |
|
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| Habib |
(A) |
Beloved |
| Hadef |
(A) |
Target |
| Hakim |
(A) |
Doctor |
| Hallas |
(A) |
Finish |
| Hamis |
(A) |
Five, for five fingers of the hand against the evil eye |
| Hamiz |
(A) |
Five, for five fingers of the hand against the evil eye |
| Harael |
(A) |
Silk |
| Harel |
((H) |
Mount of G-d |
| Hayyat |
(A) |
A snake |
| Hazan |
(H) |
Cantor in a Synagogue |
|
(A) |
Spot on the skin |
| Hemsi |
(A) |
Fifth for the fifth child |
| Henriques |
(P)(S) |
Es meanin son, Son of Henry |
| Herrero |
(S) |
A smith such as an iron smith |
| Hopa |
(S) |
Cassock |
| Horabuena |
(S) |
Good time |
| Horta |
(P) |
Garden (same as Orta) |
| Hoyo |
(S) |
Hole, pit, dent |
| Hoz |
(S) |
Sickle, gorge, ravine |
| Huesca |
(S) |
A city in Spain |
| Husillo |
(S) |
Small spindle, dim |
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| I |
|
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| Ibn |
(A) |
Prefix meaning son of |
| Idana |
(P)(S) |
Town in Portugal and Spain |
| Ijar |
(S) |
Flank, side |
| Ilhao |
(S) |
Big island |
| Isaac |
(H) |
Biblical name |
| Isidoro |
(S) |
Isadore |
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| J |
|
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| Jachia |
(HB) |
For Yihye, meaning will live, the name of a Levite |
| Jacinto |
(S) |
Ornament for horses |
| Jaen |
(S) |
Jaen, Spain |
| Jaez |
(S) |
Kind |
| Jaique |
(A) |
Moorish hooded cloack |
| Jaime |
(S) |
James |
| Jara |
(S) |
Rock rose |
| Jarra |
(P)(S) |
Vase, pitcher |
| Jato |
(S) |
Young calf |
| Jerez |
(S) |
Sherry wine, a Spanish town |
| Jordan |
(S) |
The river Jordan |
| Jorge |
(S) |
George |
| Josue |
(S) |
Joshua |
| Journo |
(I) |
From the Italian Giomo meaning day |
| Juan |
(S) |
John |
| Juarez |
(S) |
A town in Spain |
| Jucef |
(S) |
Joseph |
| Juncos |
(S) |
Chinese ships, bulrush |
| Juarda |
(S) |
Sworn in |
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| K |
|
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| Kalo |
(Ladino) |
See Calo |
| Kush |
(A) |
Small shop |
|
|
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| L |
|
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| Lachkar |
(A) |
Derives from Al asghar meaning blond or red haired |
| Lafaia |
(A) |
See Lafia |
| Lafia |
(A) |
Derives from Al afia meaning the health |
| Lagarto |
(P) |
Lizard |
| Lagos |
(P) |
Lakes |
| Lahana |
(BR) |
See Lahyani |
| Lahyani |
(BR) |
Derives from al Hyana, a Berber tribe |
| Lais |
(A) |
Lion |
| Lamas |
(P) |
Muds, also the names of several towns |
| Lamego |
(P) |
From mud, the name of a city |
| Lasry |
(A) |
The moder, the contemporary |
| Latif |
(A) |
Delicate |
| Lavi |
(H) |
Lion |
| Layani |
(BR) |
See Lahyani |
| Lazraque |
(A) |
Derives from the word Alazraki. The blue eyed |
| Leal |
(P) |
Loyal |
| Leao |
(P) |
Lion |
| Lebaan |
(HB) |
Derives from Lavan meaning white. Jacob's father in law. |
| Lebben |
(D)(Y) |
Variant of Leben |
| Leben |
(A) |
Little milk |
| Leben |
(D)(Y) |
Life |
| Legasa |
(BR) |
Derives from the Berber tribe Ait Wagassa |
| Legrain |
(F) |
The seed |
| Leitao |
(P) |
Suckling pig |
| Leite |
(P) |
Milk |
| Lellouche |
(A) |
Allush, the young lamb |
| Lemos |
(P) |
Helm |
| Ler |
(P) |
To read |
| Leven |
(HB) |
See Levi |
| Levey |
(HB) |
See Levi |
| Levi |
(HB) |
From the tribe of Levi. A
Levite |
| Levi de |
(HB) |
See Levi |
| Levie |
HB) |
See Levi |
| Levim |
(HB) |
See Levi |
| Levit |
(HB) |
See Levi |
| Levitt |
(HB) |
See Levi |
| Levy |
(HB) |
See Levi |
| Lezar |
(HB) |
Derives from Elazar |
| Lima |
(P) |
File, plant, river in north Portugal |
| Lindo |
(P) |
Beautiful |
| Lis |
(A)(H) |
Derived from Laish meaning lion |
| Lisboa |
(P) |
Lisbon |
| Lobato |
(P) |
Small wolf, weak |
| Lobo |
(P) |
Wolf |
| Lomba |
(P) |
Upland |
| Lombard |
(P) |
From Lombard |
| Lopez |
(P) |
Son of Lopo |
| Loufrani |
(BR) |
Man with long hair or from Oufrane, Morocco |
| Lourenco |
(P) |
Lawrence |
| Lousada |
(P) |
Name of a town |
| Lusitano |
(P) |
Portuguese |
| Lusa |
(P) |
Portuguese (female) |
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| M |
|
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| Maca |
(P) |
Stretcher |
| Macana |
(P) |
Weapon used by the indigenous people of Brazil |
| Macedo |
(P) |
Person from Macedonia |
| Machado |
(P) |
Axe |
| Macho |
(P) |
Male, masculine, pleat in a garment |
| Machorro |
(P) |
Barren animal |
| Machuca |
(P) |
Bruise, pound, crush |
| Macia |
(P) |
Soft |
| Madeira |
(P) |
Wood, timber |
| Maduro |
(P) |
Ripe, mature, mellow |
| Maestro |
(P) |
Teacher, wise |
| Magrico |
(P) |
Foolish |
| Maia |
(P) |
Town in northern Portugal, May day feast, flower, |
|
|
chestnut picked on May day |
| Maio |
(P) |
The month of May |
| Mala |
(P) |
Suitcase, leather bag. handbag, trunk |
| Maleh |
(A) |
Good |
| Manuel |
(P) |
Enamoel |
| Maor |
(A) |
Cooking pot |
| Maor |
(S) |
From Mayor, meaning main |
| Mar |
(P) |
Sea |
| Mara |
(H) |
Sorrow |
| Marco |
(P) |
Mark, boundry, mail box, landmark |
| Marques |
(P) |
To mark, Marquis |
| Mas |
(H) |
Acroynm of the Hebrew Mokher Sefarim meaning book seller. |
| Masia |
(P) |
Soft |
| Mass |
(H) |
See Mas |
| Masson |
(P) |
Mason, masonic |
| Mateus |
(P) |
Mathew |
| Matos |
(P) |
Woods, brushwood |
| Mayor |
(P) |
Big, larger |
| Mayoral |
(P) |
Manager, chief, head of an organization |
| Medeiros |
(P) |
Grain storage yard |
| Medico |
(P) |
Doctor |
| Megas |
(P) |
Small mosquito |
| Mehemia |
(HB) |
See Nehemia |
| Meida |
(A) |
To prize someone |
| Melon |
(P) |
Melon |
| Mendes |
(P) |
Son of Mendo |
| Menir |
(P) |
Tall stone, megalithic monument |
| Mercado |
(P) |
Market, gathering place |
| Mesa |
(P) |
Table, altar |
| Mesquita |
(P) |
Mosque |
|
(A) |
Derived from the Mesquita Aljama of Cordoba |
| Messias |
(P) |
Messiah |
| Meyda |
(A) |
To prize someone |
| Mezquita |
(A) |
Derived from the Mezquita Aljama of Cordoba |
| Miara |
(P) |
To cry or scream, meow |
| Micas |
(P) |
Nickname, shiney stone |
| Miguel |
(P) |
Michael |
| Milao |
(P) |
Milan, Italy |
| Millares |
(P) |
Thousand, millenary |
| Mira |
(P) |
To look, sight, aim, purpose, mathematical insturment |
| Miranda |
(P) |
A city in the north of Portugal |
| Mistral |
(P) |
A northern, violent and dry wind in the Mediterranean |
| Moeda |
(P) |
Coin |
| Moel |
(H) |
From the word mohel, circumciser |
| Mogadouro |
(P) |
City in the north of Portugal |
| Molina |
(P) |
Fabric from Aragon |
| Monco |
(P) |
humor, protruding parts of a rooster's head |
| Monforte |
(P) |
Name of City in Portugal |
| Monsanto |
(P) |
Sacred hill, town in Portugal |
|
(S) |
Holy mountain |
| Montanha |
(P) |
Mountain |
| Monte |
(P) |
Hill |
| Monteflor |
(P) |
Flower hill, town in Portugal |
| Monteforte |
(P) |
Strong hill, town in Portugal |
| Monterreal |
(P) |
Royal hill, town in Portugal |
| Monteverde |
(P) |
Green hill, town in Portugal |
| Montezinhos |
(P) |
Small hills, town in Portugal |
| Montpao |
(P) |
Bradhill |
| Moraes |
(P) |
Place of residency |
| Morao |
(P) |
Moor |
| Moreira |
(P) |
Mulberry tree |
| Moreno |
(P) |
Brunette, darker |
| Morisco |
(P) |
Moorish |
| Moro |
(P) |
Moor |
| Morro |
(P) |
Mountain, die |
| Morteira |
(P) |
Cannon, mortar, name of town |
| Moscato |
(P) |
Fly |
| Mosquita |
(P) |
Female mosquito |
| Mota |
(P) |
Elevation to stop flooding, soil around tree trunks |
|
|
to protect from weather |
| Motta Veiga |
(P) |
Tilled plain, level country |
| Mudur(r)a |
(P) |
To move |
| Munir |
(P) |
To provide |
| Musa |
(P) |
Inspiration, muse |
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| N |
|
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| Naamias |
(H) |
See Nehemia |
| Naar |
(H) |
Young man |
| Nabes |
(S) |
Ships |
| Nabo |
(P)(S) |
Turnip, dull, fool |
| Nabon |
(S) |
Large turnip |
| Naccache |
(A) |
Sculpture, engraver |
| Nachmanides |
(H) |
See Nahman |
| Nachmias |
(H) |
See Nehemia |
| Nachon |
(H) |
See Navon |
| Nada |
(P)(S) |
Nothing |
| Nadal |
(A) |
From Nidal, meaning struggle |
| Nafuci |
(A) |
Soul |
| Nafusa |
(A) |
See Nafuci |
| Nafusi |
(A) |
See Nafuci |
| Nagari |
(A) |
See Najar |
| Nagarri |
(A) |
See Najar |
| Nagi |
(A) |
Confident |
| Nahar |
(H) |
River, also see Naar |
| Nahman |
(H) |
Recomforter |
| Nahmanides |
(H) |
See Nahman |
| Nahmann |
(H) |
See Nahman |
| Nahmias |
(H) |
See Nehemia |
| Nahon |
(H) |
See Navon |
| Nahum |
(HB) |
Recomforted, also the name of a Prophet |
| Naja |
(A) |
See Najar |
| Najar |
(A) |
Carpenter |
| Najara |
(A) |
See Najar |
| Najari |
(A) |
See Najar |
| Najera |
(A) |
See Najar |
| Najum |
(A) |
Star |
| Nakam |
(H) |
Revenge |
| Namias |
(H) |
See Nehemia |
| Namiaz |
(H) |
See Nehemia |
| Naon |
(H) |
See Navon |
| Naor |
(AM) |
Light |
| Naphataly |
(H) |
See Naphtali |
| Naphtali |
(H) |
Son of the Patriarch Jacob |
| Naphthali |
(H) |
See Naphtali |
| Nasci |
(H) |
See Nasi |
| Nashahon |
(HB) |
From Nahshon, also a dashing person |
| Nasi |
(H) |
President |
| Nassi |
(H) |
See Nasi |
| Nasso |
(H) |
See Nasi |
| Nassy |
(H) |
See Nasi |
| Nata |
(P) |
Cream from milk |
| Nataf |
(H) |
Aromatic resin |
| Natali |
(H) |
My burden, my load |
| Natan |
(HB) |
He gave, name of he profit |
| Natanel |
(HB) |
God gave |
| Natas |
(S) |
Cream from milk (plural) |
| Nathan |
(H) |
See Natan |
| Natronay |
(H) |
One of the Gaonites |
| Nava |
(S) |
Hollow plain between two mountains |
| Navarra |
(S) |
City in Span |
| Navarro |
(S) |
From Navarra |
| Naves |
(S) |
Ships |
| Navon |
(H) |
Wise, clever |
| Necim |
(H) |
See Nissim |
| Negro |
(P)(S) |
Black, dark |
| Negron |
(S) |
Augmentative of black |
| Nehemia |
(HB) |
Name of the prophet, meaning "G-d has comforted" |
| Neto |
(P) |
Grandson |
| Neves |
(P) |
From snow |
| Niebla |
(S) |
Fog |
| Nieto |
(S) |
Grandson |
| Nifoci |
(A) |
See Nafuci |
| Nino |
(S) |
Boy |
| Nissim |
(H) |
Miracles. The name of a Talmud Comentator |
| Noah |
HB) |
Calm, comfortable. The ark builder |
| Noble |
(S) |
Noble |
| Nobre |
(P) |
Noble |
| Nogueira |
(P) |
Walnut tree |
| Nogueria |
(S) |
Walnut tree plantation |
| Noguera |
(S) |
Walnut tree |
| Nogueras |
(S) |
Walnut trees |
| Noe |
(HB) |
Noah |
| Novaes |
(P) |
From new, young |
| Nunes |
(P) |
Son of Nuno |
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| O |
|
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| Obadia |
(H) |
See Ovadia |
| Obadias |
(H) |
See Ovadia |
| Obediente |
(S) |
Obedient |
| Obrador |
(S) |
Working man |
| Ociel |
(H) |
See: Uziel |
| Oeb |
(H) |
From the word Ohev, meaning loves |
| Ohayoun |
(A)(B) |
O meaning son of. Hayun meaning alive |
| Oheb |
(H) |
Loves |
| Ojos Negros |
(S) |
Black eyes |
| Olibar |
(S) |
Olive grove |
| Olibera |
(S) |
Olive grove |
| Oliva |
(P)(S) |
Olive, olive tree |
| Olivar |
(S) |
Olive grove |
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| Olival |
(P) |
Olive grove |
| Olivares |
(P)(S) |
Many olive trees or son of Olivar |
| Oliveira |
(P) |
Olive tree |
| Oliveros |
(S) |
Men who own olive groves |
| Olivos |
(S) |
Olive trees |
| Olmo |
(P)(S) |
Elm tree |
| Olmos |
(P)(S) |
Elm trees |
| Omar |
(A) |
Life |
| Oporto |
(P)(S) |
City in Portugal, port wine |
| Orelha |
(P) |
Ear |
| Ori |
(H) |
See: Uri |
| Oro |
(P)(S) |
Gold,pray |
| Orocara |
(S) |
Gold and face |
| Oropes(z) |
(S) |
From the words oro, gold and pesa, weight |
| Orta |
(P) |
Garden (same as Horta) |
| Osado |
(S) |
Bold, daring |
| Osso |
(P) |
Bone |
| Ossado |
(P) |
Bony |
| Ossado |
(S) |
Bold, daring |
| Oualid |
(A) |
Child |
| Ouhayoun |
(A)(B) |
See Ohayoun |
| Ouziel |
(H) |
See: Uziel |
| Ouzillo |
(H) |
See: Uziel |
| Ovadia |
(HB) |
God's Worshipper. Name of a prophet |
| Oved |
(HB) |
Works/Worships |
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| P |
|
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| Pacifico |
(S) |
Calm, quiet, peaceful, friend of peace |
| Pacuda |
(H) |
Order |
| Padilla |
(S) |
Small frying pan, bread oven |
| Padre |
(P) |
Priest, father |
| Padre |
(S) |
Father, male descendant, principal or head of a lineage |
| Padresanto |
(S) |
Holy father meaning the Pope |
| Padron |
(S) |
Poll, census, model, memorial column of person of infamy. Also
a city of Spain. |
| Padua |
(S) |
A city of Italy |
| Paduano |
(S) |
From Padua |
| Paes |
(S) |
Country |
| Pais |
(P)(S) |
Country, nation, land, region |
| Pajon |
(S) |
Course straw |
| Pakuda |
(H) |
Order |
| Palencia |
(S) |
A city in Spain |
| Palma |
(P) |
Palm tree |
| Palma |
(S) |
Palm tree leaf, palm of hand. sole of hoof, interior part of
stables, applause |
| Palmeria |
(P) |
Palm tree |
| Palmero |
(S) |
A city in Sicily |
| Palomo |
(S) |
Cock, male pigeon |
| Palos |
(S) |
Sticks, staffs, colloquila for lumber |
| Palti |
(HB) |
Refugee, one from the tribe of Benjamin |
| Pampana |
(S) |
Wine leaf |
| Pamplones |
(S) |
From the city of Pomplona |
| Panadero |
(S) |
Baker, a Spanish dance with clogs |
| Papo |
(P)(S) |
Craw of birds |
| Para |
(P) |
Stop, city in Brazil |
| Para |
(T) |
Money |
| Paramo |
(S) |
High barren plain, bleak, windy place |
| Parets |
(HB) |
Eee Perets |
| Parra |
(S) |
A preposition "to", "for", or
"towards" |
| Pardo |
(P) |
Mulatto, brown |
| Pardo |
(S) |
The color brown, drab, dark, cloudy, a flat, dull voice that
has no clarity. |
| Paredes |
(P)(S) |
Walls |
| Paredes |
(H) |
Orange grove |
| Pareja |
(S) |
Adjective meaning equal, even or smooth |
| Parejo |
(S) |
Male derivative of Pareja has seperate different meaning.
Alike of on par. |
| Parhon |
|
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| Pariente |
(P)(S) |
Relative, family |
| Pares |
(P)(S) |
Couples, duos, pairs |
| Paris |
(S) |
A city of France |
| Parra |
(P) |
Grape leaf |
| Parra |
(S) |
Grape vine, short and wide earthen jar |
| Parreira |
(P) |
Grape vine |
| Pasapais |
(S) |
The country, region, city |
| Pasarel |
(S) |
From Pasarela, a footbridge or catwalk |
| Pascoa |
(H) |
From Pessah meaning Passover |
| Pascual |
(S) |
From Pascua, meaning Easter, but also meaning the deliverance
of the Jews from Egypt |
| Pasqual |
(S) |
Same as Pascual |
| Parsi |
(S) |
People from ancient Persia, now called Farsistion on the
gulf of Persia. Also the language and the immigrants who went to india, now called
Parsi or Parsee. |
| Paso |
(S) |
Step, pass, gait, measure, or basting stitch |
| Pass |
(A) |
Name of a city in Morocco, Pas or Fez |
| Passos |
(P) |
Foot steps, walk |
| Passy |
(A) |
From Fassi, meaning from the city of Fas of Fez, Morocco |
| Pastor |
(P) |
Shepperd, minister |
| Pata(o) |
(P) |
Duck. paw |
| Pata |
(S) |
Paw, foot, leg and leg of furniture |
| Pater |
(L) |
Latin for father |
| Pato |
(S) |
Duck (usually domestic), drake |
| Pavia |
(P) |
Name of city |
| Pavia |
(S) |
City in Italy |
| Pavon |
(S) |
Bluing, browning, breezy, peacock |
| Paz |
(P)(S) |
Peace |
| Pedreira |
(P) |
Stone quarry |
| Pedreira |
(S) |
Precious stones, jewelry |
| Pedreiro |
(P) |
Stone mason |
| Pedro |
(P)(S) |
Peter |
| Pedroso |
(P) |
Stony |
| Pegado |
(P) |
Glued, stuck |
| Pegado |
(S) |
Patch, sticking, plaster |
| Peinado |
(S) |
Arrangement of the hair (hair do) combed, groomed |
| Peixoto |
(P) |
A type of fish |
| Pelo |
(P) |
Fuzz, hair |
| Pelo |
(S) |
Hair or down on skin or fruit, fiber, filament, flaw in
precious stones, raw silk |
| Pena |
(S) |
Rock, bolder, cliff, club, usually means a field of rocks. |
| Penafiel |
(P) |
A city in Portugal |
| Penafiel |
(S) |
A city in Spain |
| Penas |
(S) |
Rocky surfaces or places |
| Pechero |
(S) |
Taxable, taxpayer, commoner |
| Penco |
(P) |
Thick cabbage leaf |
| Penco |
(S) |
A form of jade |
| Penedo |
(P) |
Boulder |
| Penha |
(P) |
Cliff, boulder |
| Penhorado |
(P) |
Seized, confiscated |
| Penhorante |
(P) |
Obliged |
| Pensa |
(P) |
Think |
| Penteado |
(P) |
Groomed, hair style |
| Peon |
(S) |
Pedestrian, foot soldier, laborer, pawn in a chess game |
| Pera |
(P) |
Pear |
| Perahia |
(H) |
Flower of Gold. Name of Talmud writter |
| Perahya |
(H) |
See Perahia |
| Peral |
(P) |
Pear Orchard |
| Peralta |
(P) |
Dandy, cox comb |
| Perets |
(HB) |
Breach. The name of a son of Judah |
| Pesado |
(P)(S) |
Heavy, burdendome |
| Peso |
(S) |
Weight, scale, balance, burdensome load, judgement, good sense |
| Pessah |
(HB) |
Passed over |
| Pessoa |
(P) |
Person |
| Pestana |
(P) |
Eyelash |
| Pestana |
(S) |
eyelash, flange,fluks of an anchor, lace edging, tire, rim |
| Pez |
(P) |
Pitch, tar |
| Picador |
(P) |
Riding Master, sting, prickly person |
| Picardo |
(F) |
Ancient town in France |
| Pico |
(P) |
Island, pick, sharp point |
| Pico |
(S) |
Beak, bill, spout of a pitcher,pick ax, woodpecker |
| Pie |
(S) |
Foot, footing, foothold |
| Piedrahita |
(S) |
Pierdra (stone) + hita (fixed) = fixed stone or landmark |
| Pilar |
(P) |
Peer. |
| Pilar |
(S) |
Bowl of a fountain |
| Pilas |
(P) |
Little boys' penises, a call for chickens |
| Pilo |
(P) |
A weapon, a lance used during the middle ages |
| Pina. |
(P) |
Part of a wheel |
| Pina (with~) |
(P) |
A fire cone, knob, plug, cluster, knot, pineapple |
| Pine de |
(S) |
A kind of pine tree |
| Pina |
(S) |
Pine tree or steep incline |
| Pineda |
(S) |
A grove of pine trees or a braid for garters |
| Pino |
(S) |
Pine tree or steep incline |
| Pintado |
(S) |
Painted |
| Pinto |
(S) |
A species of bean (the pinto bean), spot, dot, pint
lines on Spanish playing cards indicating the suit. The name of a town near Madrid. |
| Pintor |
(S) |
Paintor (artist) |
| Pintos |
(S) |
Spots |
| Pimenta |
(P) |
Pepper |
| Pimental |
(P)(S) |
Pepper field |
| Pimentel |
(P) |
Pepper field |
| Pimentilla |
(S) |
A small pepper field or a kind of pepper |
| Pimienta |
(S) |
Black pepper, also allspice and pimento |
| Pinha |
(P) |
Pine cone |
| Pinhal |
(P) |
Pine forest |
| Pinhedo |
(P) |
Boulder |
| Pinheiro |
(P) |
Pine tree |
| Pinho |
(P) |
Small pine tree |
| Pintado |
(P) |
Painted |
| Pinto |
(P) |
To paint, chick |
| Pires |
(P) |
Saucers |
| Pita |
(P) |
Aloe, cactus, chicken |
| Pita |
(S) |
Aloe plant, century plant, pita fiber, hissing, |
| Pita |
(A) |
A flat bread |
| Pizarro |
(S) |
Pizarra means shale, slate, black board. (Note variant
spelling) |
| Planes |
(S) |
Plans |
| Pliego |
(S) |
Sheet of paper. folder, cover, envelope, sealed letter, a bill |
| Poel |
(H) |
Worker |
| Poeta |
(P)(S) |
Poet, one who writes in verse |
| Polaco |
(P) |
Polish, a person or language or object from Poland |
| Pola r |
(S) |
Relating to the earth's poles or pole star |
| Polegar |
(P) |
Thumb |
| Pollo |
(S) |
Chicken, young bee, or sly fellow |
| Polo |
(S) |
Relating to the earth's geographic poles |
| Pomar |
(P) |
Orchard |
| Pomar |
(S) |
Apple Orchard |
| Pomares |
(S) |
Apple Orchards |
| Pombal |
(P) |
Dove coat |
| Pombeiro |
(P) |
Person who has doves |
| Pombo |
(P) |
Dove |
| Ponce |
(P) |
A town in Portugal |
| Ponte |
(P)(S) |
Bridge |
| Porat |
(HB) |
Fruitful, word used in Jacob's blessings |
| Porron |
(S) |
Slow, heavy, sluggish. earthen jar, wine bottle with long
spout |
| Porta |
(P) |
Door, opening |
| Porta |
(S) |
Port hole, cover of a loop hole |
| Porte de |
(S) |
Carrying portage of., conduct, dress, bearing nobility |
| Portela |
(P) |
Narrow passage, toll |
| Portilla |
(S) |
Port hole, private cart or private cattel pass |
| Porto |
(P)(S) |
Port, city of Portugal, a sweet wine from the region |
| Prades |
(S) |
Extension |
| Prado |
(P) |
Meadow |
| Prado |
(S) |
Meadow, pasture, walk, promendade |
| Prat |
(S) |
There is a town in Spain called Prat de Llobregh |
| Preseguido |
(P) |
Followed |
| Preseguido |
(S) |
To announce or prevent an event |
| Presente |
(S) |
Present |
| Preto |
(P) |
Black |
| Preto |
(S) |
From the latin, a magistrate |
| Prieto |
(P) |
Black, darking, a dark color |
| Proenca |
(P) |
Deed, prowess |
| Proenza |
(P) |
Deed, prowess |
| Provencal |
(S) |
From Provence in French |
| Provence |
(F)(S) |
Provence |
| Provensal |
(S) |
Provence |
| Puar |
(S) |
To put teeth on a comb or other instrument |
| Puigcerda |
(S) |
A city in Spain |
| Pulgar |
(S) |
Thumb or extension of a vine |
| Purim |
(H) |
The Jewish festival of Purim, changes, fortunes |
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| Q |
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| Quadres |
(S) |
To square, to adjust |
| Quadros |
(P)(S) |
Black board, pictures, organizational board,squares, frames |
| Quatorce |
(S) |
Fourteen |
| Quatorze |
(P) |
Fourteen |
| Quatro |
(P) |
Four |
| Quer |
(P) |
Wants |
| Querido |
(P)(S) |
Dear, darling, beloved |
| Queijada |
(P) |
Cheese pastry, walking stick, staff |
| Queiroz |
(P) |
Ling, heather |
| Queixas(al) |
(P) |
Jaw bone |
| Quintal |
(P) |
Cultivated back yard field |
| Quintanal |
(S) |
Village, cottage, levy |
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| R |
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| Rab |
(H) |
Rabbi |
| Raban |
(AM) |
Rabbi |
| Rabbi, El |
(H)(S) |
The rabbi |
| Rabelo |
(P) |
Boat that transports port wine |
| Rabi |
(S) |
Rabbi |
| Rabica |
(H) |
From Rabbi Cah, Rabbi Yitshak |
| Racah |
(H) |
He composed/concocted |
| Racca |
(H) |
See Racah |
| Rafael |
(H) |
G_d healed, of the tribe of Levi |
| Rafel |
(HB) |
See Rafael |
| Rafels |
(H) |
See Rafael |
| Rahamim |
(H) |
Mercy |
| Rahamin |
(H) |
See Rahamim |
| Ralo |
(P) |
Grate, mole, cricket |
| Ramalho |
(P) |
Rustling of leaves |
| Ramas |
(P) |
Bows of a plant |
| Ramas |
(S) |
Branches |
| Ramirez |
(S) |
Son of Ramiro |
| Ramon |
(S) |
Large branch |
| Ramon |
(HB) |
High, also the father of two generals with King David |
| Ramos |
(S) |
Plural of bouquet, lines of business |
| Ran |
(H) |
Sings |
| Raphal |
(H) |
See Rafael |
| Raposa |
(P) |
Fox |
| Raposa |
(S) |
Fox, a cunning person |
| Ratom(ao) |
(P) |
Large rat |
| Real |
(P)(S) |
Royal |
| Rebello |
(S) |
So beautiful |
| Rebi |
(H) |
See Rab |
| Redes |
(P)(S) |
Network, fishing net, barbed wire, trap |
| Redondo |
(P)(S) |
Round, circular, spherical, city in Alentejo, Portugal |
| Refael |
(H) |
See Rafael |
| Regalon |
(S) |
Gift giver |
| Rego |
(P) |
Drain, drench, crack |
| Reina |
(S) |
Queen |
| Reis |
(P) |
Kings |
| Remesa |
(S) |
Remittance, shipment |
| Remez |
(H) |
Clue |
| Remos |
(P)(S) |
Oars, paddles, go |
| Ressureicao |
(P) |
Ressurection |
| Reuben |
(HB) |
:Look at the boy. Son of Jacob, head of the tribe of
Rueben |
| Reunen |
(S) |
To reunite, to gather. |
| Reunen |
(H) |
See Rueben |
| Reuveni |
(H) |
Of the Rueben family |
| Rey |
(S) |
King |
| Reyes |
(S) |
Kings or collectively the King and Queen |
| Reza |
(S) |
To Pray |
| Ribas |
(P) |
Cliff, bank |
| Ribash |
(H) |
Acronym for Rabbi Yitshak Bar Sheshet |
| Ribera |
(S) |
Shore, bank, strand, riverside |
| Ribeiro |
(P) |
Brook |
| Rienda |
(S) |
Bridle |
| Rijo |
(P) |
Hard, stiff, harsh, severe |
| Rimoc |
(A) |
See Rimokh |
| Rimoch |
(A) |
Meaning unknown |
| Rimokh |
(A) |
See Rimoch |
| Rinoch |
(A) |
From Rimoch |
| Rio |
(P)(S) |
River |
| Rios |
(P)(S) |
Rivers |
| Rivera |
(S) |
Shore, bank, strand, riverside |
| Robledo |
(S) |
Oak grove |
| Robledos |
(S) |
Oaks (plural) |
| Roca |
(P) |
Distaff, baby rattle |
| Roca |
(S) |
Rock |
| Roca (w/cedil) |
(P) |
Farm |
| Roda |
(P) |
Wheel, name of town, baby left for adoption |
| Rodrigues |
(P)(S) |
Son of Rodrigo, meaning very glorious |
| Rofe |
(H) |
Physician |
| Roffe |
(H) |
See Rofe |
| Roffet |
(H) |
See Rofe |
| Rophe |
(H) |
See Rofe |
| Roiz |
(P) |
Short for Rodrigues |
| Rojas |
(S) |
Of red color (for female items in plural) |
| Rojo |
(S) |
Of red color (male or generic) |
| Rolando |
(P) |
Confused, pell-mell |
| Romano |
(P)(S) |
Roman |
| Romeiro |
(P) |
Pilgrim, those in charge of organizing fiesta |
| Romero |
(S) |
Pilgrim, rosemary (botanical) |
| Romeu |
(P) |
Romeo |
| Romo |
(S) |
Blunt, obtuse, stubby |
| Rophe |
(H) |
See Rofe |
| Rosa |
(P)(S) |
Rose, pink |
| Rosales |
(S) |
Rosebushes |
| Rosario |
(P)(S) |
Rosary |
| Rouxinol |
(P) |
Nightingale |
| Roza |
(P) |
Rose |
| Rosado |
(S) |
The color pink |
| Ruben |
(H) |
See Reuben |
| Rubi |
(A) |
Dress |
| Rubin |
(H) |
See Reuben |
| Rueda |
(S) |
Wheel |
| Ruivo |
(P) |
Red headed |
| Ruso |
(S) |
From Russia, Russian |
| Russo |
(P) |
Russian, blonde, bleached from the sun |
| Ruvio |
(S) |
Blond |
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| S |
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| Saada |
(A) |
Good fortune |
| Sa'adia ben Danan |
(H) |
Saadia, son of the judge |
| Saadi |
(H) |
See Saadia |
| Saadi HaLevi |
(H) |
Saadi, the Levite (servant of the priest_ |
| Saadia |
(H) |
G-d has helped |
| Saadia, Ben |
(H) |
Son of Saadia |
| Saassson Nathol |
(H) |
Saasson. joy, mirth and Nathol from Nathan |
| Saadya |
(H) |
See Saadia |
| Sab |
(A) |
From Saba |
| Saba |
(A) |
Early morning riser |
| Sabaday |
(H) |
See Sabbetai |
| Sabadial |
(H) |
See Sabbetai |
| Sabah |
(A) |
Early morning riser |
| Sabaj |
(A) |
Spanish spelling of Sabah |
| Saban |
(A) |
Soap maker |
| Sabbatai, Ibn |
(H) |
See Sabbetai, Ibn, son of |
| Sacramento |
(P) |
Sacrament (A converso name) |
| Sadia |
(P) |
Healthy |
| Saba |
(P) |
Island in the Caribbean, verb to know |
| Saba |
(A) |
Lion |
| Sabbatha |
(H) |
See Sabbetai |
| Sabbetai |
(HB) |
Derives from Sabbath |
| Sabi |
(H) |
See Sabbetai |
| Sacute |
(H) |
See Zacuto |
| Sacuto |
(H) |
See Zacuto |
| Sacutto |
(H) |
See Zacuto |
| Sadiq |
(H) |
See Zadich |
| Sadium |
(P) |
Healthy |
| Sadium |
(H) |
See Saadia |
| Sadoch |
(HB) |
See Zadoch |
| Safarti |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Safati |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Safaty |
(H) |
See Sarfaty |
| Sahl |
(S) |
Easy temper |
| Sahula |
(A) |
Easiness of temper |
| Said |
(A) |
Chief, master |
| Saidon |
(A) |
From the word sa'ad. Good fortune |
| Saig |
(A) |
Silversmith |
| Sal |
(P) |
Salt |
| Salah |
(A) |
Morality, Justice |
| Salama |
(A) |
Peace, quiteness |
| Salame |
(A) |
See Salama |
| Salami |
(A) |
See Salama |
| Salamo |
(HB) |
Shlomo |
| Salamies |
(A) |
See Salama |
| Salamon |
(H) |
See Shlomo |
| Salamons |
(HB) |
See Shlomo |
| Salanha |
(P) |
Balance |
| Salazar |
(P) |
From luxurious (Salaz) |
| Salem |
(H) |
From Shalem meaning entire |
| Salgueiro |
(P) |
Willow |
| Salinas |
(P) |
Saline, salt marshes |
| Salm |
(H) |
See Salem |
| Salmo |
(HB) |
See Shlomo |
| Salmon |
(HB) |
See Shlomo |
| Salmona |
(H) |
Darkness, from the Hebrew word Tslmona |
| Salmons |
(HB) |
See Sholmo |
| Salom |
(H) |
See Shalom |
| Salome |
(H) |
See Shalom |
| Salomo |
(HB) |
See Shlomo |
| Salomon |
(HB) |
See Shlomo |
| Salomons |
(HB) |
See Shlomo |
| Salon |
(H) |
See Salom |
| Saltel |
(HB) |
See Saltiel |
| Saltell |
(HB) |
See Shealtiel |
| Saltiel |
(HB) |
See Shealtiel |
| Salvador |
(P) |
Savior, to save, reclaim, rescue |
| Salves |
(P) |
Saves |
| Samama |
(A) |
From Shamama, Tunisia |
| Samarian |
(H) |
From Shomron, an area of Israel |
| Samiel |
(HB) |
See Shemuel |
| Samora |
(P) |
A Spanish city - Zamora |
| Sampso |
(HB) |
See Shimshon |
| Sampson |
(HB) |
See Shimshon |
| Samso |
(HB) |
See Shimshon |
| Samson |
(HB) |
See Shimshon |
| Samuel |
(HB) |
See Shemuel |
| Samuels |
(HB) |
See Shemuel |
| Sanchez |
(P) |
Son of Sancho |
| Sancho |
(S) |
Patronimic |
| Sanson |
(HB) |
See Shimshon |
| Santa Clara |
(P) |
Saint Claire |
| Santarem |
(P) |
A City of Portugal |
| Santiago |
(S) |
A converso name, Sant Iago meaning Saint Jacob |
| Santo |
(P) |
Saint |
| Santos |
(P) |
Saints |
| Saphaty |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Saragossa |
(P) |
A city of Spain - Zaragossa |
| Saraphaty |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Saravia |
(P) |
Hail stone |
| Sarfati |
(H) |
The Hebrew word for French |
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| Sarfatis |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Sarfatti |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Sarfatty |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Sarfaty |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Sarilho |
(P) |
Trouble, mess, reel, rack |
| Sarmento |
(P) |
Vine twig |
| Sarphati |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Sarphatie |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Sarzedas |
(P) |
A town in Portugal |
| Sason |
(H) |
See Sasson |
| Sasso |
(H) |
See Sasson |
| Sasson |
(H) |
Joy, merriment |
| Sassoon |
(H) |
See Sasson |
| Satell |
(H) |
See Sheatiel |
| Satich |
(H) |
See Zadich |
| Saud |
(A) |
Fullfilled, satisfied |
| Saul |
(HB) |
See Shaul |
| Saul, Ben |
(HB) |
Son of Shaul |
| Savila |
(P) |
A city in Spain - Sevilla (Seville) |
| Sazbon |
(S) |
You will be good |
| Sazon |
(H) |
See Sasson |
| Scemama |
(A) |
See Samama |
| Schuhami |
(H) |
From the biblical Shuham family |
| Sealtiel |
(HB) |
See Shealtiel |
| Seba |
(A) |
See Sebag |
| Sebag |
(A) |
Dyer |
| Sebah |
(A) |
See Sabah |
| Sedaca |
(H) |
From the Hebrew word Tsekaka, meaning charity |
| Seebi |
(H) |
See Zeevi |
| Sefat |
(H) |
From the name of the city of Saged in Israel |
| Segovia |
(P) |
A city in Spain |
| Segueta |
(P) |
From the word Cequeta , blind |
| Segura |
(P) |
A town in Portugal, safe, hold |
| Sehadia |
(H) |
See Saadia |
| Sehadya |
(H) |
See Saadia |
| Seixas |
(P) |
Pebbles |
| Sem Tob |
(H) |
See Shem Tov |
| Semach |
(HB) |
See Semah |
| Semah |
(HB) |
From Tseman, Plant, Vegetable, name of a man in Zekhar |
| Semes |
(H) |
From Shemesh, the Sun |
| Sena |
(P) |
Six on card games |
| Senho |
(P) |
Ticket, voucher |
| Senhor |
(P) |
Man, Lord, gentleman |
| Senior |
(P) |
Elder |
| Sephardi |
(H) |
Spanish |
| Sequeira |
(P) |
Dried out, bothersome |
| Seraf |
(A) |
From Saraf, money changer |
| Serafi |
(A) |
See Seraf |
| Sereno |
(P) |
Serene, calm |
| Serfati |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Serfatti |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Serfaty |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Seror |
(A) |
Gaiety |
| Serra |
(P) |
Mountain |
| Serrano |
(P) |
From the hills |
| Seymeon |
(H) |
See Simeon |
| Shaki |
(H) |
See Isaac |
| Shalem |
(H) |
Complete, also the name of a man of the tribe of Naftali |
| Shalish |
(H) |
Aide de Camp, Adjudant |
| Shalom |
(H) |
Peace |
| Shaltiel |
(H) |
See Shealtiel |
| Shamasch |
(H) |
Attendant, caretaker |
| Shami |
(A) |
Mystical name of Syria or the Orient |
| Sharet |
(H) |
Servant |
| Shaul |
(H) |
Asked, Interrogated, Name of a King |
| Shealtiel |
(H) |
I sked G-d. Name of Zerubabel's father |
| Shehem |
(H) |
See Shuhami |
| Shem Tov |
(H) |
Good Name |
| Shemtov |
(H) |
See Shem Tov |
| Shemaria |
(H) |
G-d has saved. Son of Rehav'am |
| Shemaya |
(H) |
See Shemaria |
| Shemtob |
(H) |
See Shem Tov |
| Shemuel |
(H) |
A prophet |
| Sheneur |
(H) |
Two lights |
| Sheshet |
(H) |
Name of one of the two talmud writers |
| Shimshon |
(HB) |
Small sun. one of the judges |
| Shiphrut |
(H) |
See Chiprut, elaboration |
| Shlomo |
(HB) |
His Peace, Name of King Salomon |
| Shoel |
(H) |
Ask |
| Shoshan |
(H) |
See Shushan |
| Shuhami |
(HB) |
Browned, of Shuham family, son of Dan |
| Shushan |
(H) |
Susa, the Persian city in which Queen Esther lived |
| Shullam |
(H) |
Paid |
| Sibony |
(A) |
See Saban |
| Sibroni |
(A) |
See Saban |
| Sid |
(A) |
Master |
| Sides |
(A) |
See Sid |
| Sidi |
(A) |
My master |
| Siso |
(B) |
Yosef or Joseph |
| Silva |
(P) |
Blackberry bush, brumble |
| Simeon |
(HB) |
See Shimon |
| Simha |
(H) |
Joy |
| Simhah |
(H) |
Joy |
| Simhon |
(H) |
Joyful |
| Silveira |
(P) |
Blackberry thicket |
| Simo |
(H) |
See Shmuel |
| Simoel |
(H) |
See Shmuel |
| Simoes |
(H) |
See Shmuel |
| Simon |
(H) |
See Shimon |
| Simona |
(H) |
See Shimon |
| Simone |
(H) |
See Shimon |
| Simons |
(H) |
See Shimon |
| Simuel |
(H) |
See Shmuel |
| Sina |
(H) |
Sinai |
| Sinai |
(H) |
Mountain upon which Moses received the Commandments |
| Sinay |
(H) |
See Sinai |
| Sio |
(H) |
See Sion |
| Sion |
(H) |
Zion |
| Siprut |
(H) |
See Shiprut |
| Siprutini |
(H) |
See Shiprut |
| Sisso |
(B) |
Yosef or Joseph |
| Sitbon |
(A) |
Wood cutter |
| Soares |
(P) |
Sounds, noises, sweat |
| Soares |
(H) |
See Suarez |
| Soarez |
(H) |
See Suarez |
| Sobremonte |
(P) |
Over the hill |
| Sobrinho |
(P) |
Nephew |
| Soeiro |
(P) |
Custom |
| Sola |
(P) |
Hide, leather, sole |
| Solam |
(H) |
See Sullam |
| Sollam |
(H) |
See Sullam |
| Solomo |
(H) |
See Shlomo |
| Solomon |
(H) |
See Sholomo |
| Solomons |
(H) |
See Sholomo |
| Soltan |
(A) |
From Sultan meaning Governor |
| Soltani |
(A) |
See Sultan |
| Sonso |
(P) |
Sly |
| Sosa |
(H) |
See Shushan |
| Sosan |
(H) |
See Shushan |
| Sosi |
(H) |
See Shushan |
| Sossa |
(H) |
SeeShushan |
| Soto |
(P) |
Substitute |
| Souhami |
(H) |
See Shuhami |
| Sousa |
(P) |
A variety of grape |
| Sousa |
(H) |
The city of Susa in ancient Persia where lived Queen Ester |
| Sousa |
(H) |
See Shushan |
| Souza |
(H) |
See Shushan |
| Souto |
(P) |
A grove of chestnuts |
| Spinosa |
(P) |
From espinhosa, fish bones |
| Suares |
(H) |
See Suarez |
| Suarez |
(H) |
From the Hebrew "zu haarets" meaning this is the
land |
| Suasso |
(P) |
South wind |
| Suasso |
(F) |
From the city of Soissons. France |
| Suhami |
(H) |
See Shuhami |
| Suhamy |
(H) |
See Shuhami |
| Sulam |
(H) |
See Sullam |
| Sullam |
(H) |
Ladder (From Jacob's Dream?) |
| Sur de Luna |
(H)(S) |
Sur from the Hebrew word Tsur meaning rock, Luna Spanish word
for moon. |
| Susagna |
(H) |
See Shushan |
| Susan |
(H) |
See Shushan |
| Susana |
(H) |
See Shushan |
| Susanna |
(H) |
See Shushan |
| Sussi |
(A) |
From the Sous of Southern Morocco |
| Suyllam |
(H) |
See Sullam |
| Suzi |
(H) |
See Sullam |
| Symons |
(H) |
See Shimon |
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| Tabladillo |
(S) |
Small flamenco dance floor |
| Taboada |
(P) |
Arithmatic tables |
| Tabuh |
(A) |
Cooker |
| Tafalla |
(H) |
From Hebrew word Tefliah meaning prayer |
| Taffalla |
(H) |
See Tafalla |
| Tagger |
(A) |
From the word Tadjer meaning Merchant |
| Taieb |
(A) |
Delicate, good |
| Talavera |
(P) |
A city in Spain known for its line of pottery |
| Talayero |
(S) |
Lumber jack |
| Tam |
(H) |
Innocent, simple, naive |
| Tama |
(H) |
See Tam |
| Tamborer |
(S) |
Drummer, from the word tambor for drum |
| Taous |
(A) |
Peacock |
| Tapia |
(S) |
Garden wall |
| Tapiero |
(S) |
A builder of mud walls. |
| Tarica |
(A) |
From the word Tarik meaning morning Star. Also mount
meaning Gibraltar. |
| Tarifa |
(P) |
A city in Spain, fare |
| Tarifa |
(A) |
Name of the Berber conqueror of Andalusia |
| Tarifa |
(S) |
Rate, fare for transport |
| Tarragano |
(S) |
One from Tarragona |
| Tarragona |
(S) |
A city in Spain |
| Tarrega |
(S) |
A city in Spain |
| Tata |
(A) |
Name of a location near Fes, Morocco |
| Tartas |
(S) |
Cakes |
| Tchiprut |
(H) |
See Shiprut |
| Teba |
(H) |
Ark of the law or readers desk in a synagogue |
| Tebet |
(H) |
The fourth month of the Jewish calendar |
| Tedghi |
(A) |
Todgha, a location in sourthern Morocco |
| Teixoso |
(P) |
Yew |
| Tejedor |
(S) |
Weaver |
| Telias |
(T) |
From the Turkish word bath attendant |
| Temimi |
(A)(H) |
Perfect |
| Templo |
(S) |
Temple |
| Terra |
(P) |
Land |
| Terrassa |
(S) |
City of Spain |
| Teruel |
(S) |
City of Spain |
| Testa |
(P)(S) |
Forehead or head |
| Teva |
(H) |
See Teba |
| Tevah |
(H) |
Cooker |
| Tirado |
(S) |
To be lying |
| Tito |
(S) |
Giant |
| Tobi |
(H) |
See Tuvia |
| Tobias |
(H) |
G-d's kindness |
| Tobies |
(H) |
See Tobias |
| Toby |
(H) |
See Tuvia |
| Todo |
(P) |
All |
| Toledano |
(S) |
From Toledo |
| Toledo |
(S) |
City of Spain |
| Tomar |
(S) |
To drink |
| Toriel |
(P) |
A city in Spain |
| Toro |
(S) |
A bull |
| Torones |
(S) |
Big bulls |
| Torre |
(P)(S) |
Tower |
| Torres |
(S) |
Towers |
| Tortosa |
(S) |
A city in Spain |
| Touro |
(P) |
Bull |
| Tov |
(H) |
Good |
| Tova |
(H) |
Good (feminine form) |
| Tovi |
(H) |
See Tuvia |
| Trapero |
(S) |
Rag dealer (an authorized Jewish occupation) |
| Trigo |
(S) |
Wheat |
| Trillo |
(H) |
Thresher, threshing machine |
| Trinidad |
(S) |
Trinity (a converso name) |
| Truco |
(S) |
Trick |
| Tsvei |
(H) |
From the word Tsvi meaning deer or stag |
| Tubi |
(H) |
See Tuvia |
| Tubias |
(H) |
See Tubias |
| Tudela |
(S) |
City in Spain |
| Turjillo |
(S) |
City in Spain |
| Tsevi |
(H) |
Stag, deer, also see Tzevi |
| Tuby |
(H) |
See Tobias |
| Tudela |
(S) |
A city of Spain |
| Tueta |
(A) |
From the word Tueta, a region in Algerian Sahara |
| Tuil |
(A) |
From the word Tauil, meaning large, high |
| Tuvi |
(H) |
See Tobias |
| Tzaken |
(H) |
From Zaken |
| Tzevi |
(H) |
See Tsevi, stag or deer, also see Tsevi |
| Tzevia |
(H) |
Tsvia, female deer |
| Tzur |
(H) |
From Tsur, meaning rock or fortress. See Abensur |
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| Uncastillo |
(S) |
One Castle |
| Uri |
(HB) |
My light |
| Uriel |
(HB) |
G-d is my light |
| Usiel |
(H) |
See Uziel |
| Uniello |
(H) |
See Uziel |
| Usigilo |
(H) |
See Uziel |
| Usiglo |
(H) |
See Uziel |
| Usillo |
(H) |
See Uziel |
| Usus |
(HB) |
From Yehoshua, G-d saved him. The servant of Moses |
| Uszan |
(H) |
See Uziel |
| Uziel |
(H) |
G-d is my strenght |
| Uzielli |
(H) |
See Uziel |
| Uzilli |
(H) |
See Uziel |
| Uzziielli |
(H) |
See Uziel |
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| V |
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| Vaca |
(P)(S) |
Cow, beef |
| Vaena |
(S) |
From Faena, work, job |
| Valcazzar |
(S) |
Valley of the Alcazar |
| Valdajos |
(S) |
Garlic(s) valley |
| Valdaura |
(S) |
Sun Valley |
| Valdecanas |
(S) |
Cane Valley |
| Valdeolivas |
(S) |
Olive Valley |
| Valderrama |
(S) |
Branch Valley |
| Vale |
(P) |
Valley |
| Valencia |
(P)(S) |
A city in Spain |
| Valensuela |
(S) |
Female from Valencia |
| Valladolid |
(P)(S) |
A city in Spain |
| Valle |
(S) |
Valley |
| Valles |
(S) |
Valleys |
| Vallejo |
(S) |
Small Valley |
| Vallestero |
(S) |
External Valley |
| Vallseca |
(S) |
Dry Valley |
| Valverde |
(P)(S) |
A town in portugal, green valley |
| Vaquero |
(S) |
Cowboy, cattle herder |
| Vara |
(P) |
Rod, twig, staff, herd of swine |
| Vara |
(S) |
Stick |
| Varca |
(S) |
From Barca, boat |
| Varga |
(P) |
Marshy plain |
| Varon |
(S) |
From baron meaning male |
| Varona |
(S) |
Woman |
| Varquez |
(S) |
Son of Varca |
| Vega |
(S) |
Small mountain |
| Velazquez |
(S) |
Son of Velazco |
| Veles |
(S) |
Son of Velo |
| Velez |
(P) |
Wooly, downy |
| Velho |
(P) |
Old |
| Vello |
(S) |
Hair |
| Vellocino |
(S) |
Balls of hair |
| Velloso |
(S) |
Hairy |
| Veloso |
(S) |
Hairy |
| Vento |
(P) |
Wind |
| Ventos |
(S) |
From Vientos, winds |
| Ventura |
(S) |
Venture |
| Vera |
(S) |
Real, truth |
| Verga |
(S) |
Stick, pole, mast of a sailing vessel |
| Vezinho |
(P) |
Neighbor |
| Vezino |
(P) |
Neighbor |
| Viabrera |
(S) |
Workers way or road |
| Victoria |
(S) |
Victory |
| Vida |
(P)(S) |
Life |
| Vidas |
(P)(S) |
Lives |
| Vilafranca |
(P) |
A town in Portugal, free village |
| Vilalobos |
(P) |
A town in Portugal, city of wolves |
| Vilalongo |
(P) |
A town in Portugal, long city |
| Vilanova |
(P) |
A town in Portugal, new city |
| Vilaplana |
(P) |
A town in Portugal, plain town |
| Vilar |
(P) |
A town in Portugal, small hamlet |
| Vilareal |
(P) |
A town in Portugal, royal town |
| Vilela |
(P) |
Small village |
| Villa |
(S) |
Village |
| Villahermosa |
(S) |
Beautiful |
| Villa Lobos |
(S) |
Village of the Wolves |
| Villalta |
(S) |
High village |
| Villa Nova |
(S) |
New village |
| Villanueva |
(S) |
New village |
| Villar |
(S) |
Small village |
| Villarubia |
(S) |
Blond village |
| Villa Real |
(S) |
Royal village |
| Vita |
(S) |
From Vida for life |
| Viva |
(S) |
Alive |
| Viveiros |
(P) |
Fish pond, plant nursery |
| Viveros |
(S) |
Fish pond |
| Volta |
(P) |
Return, run, turn |
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| Wahnon |
(HB) |
Hanun, the builder of the walls of Jerusalem |
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| Xabi |
(A) |
From Habib |
| Xaham |
(H) |
Clever, also a title for Rabbi among the Sephardim |
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| Xapatao |
(P) |
Shoe maker. big shoe |
| Xaprut |
(H) |
See Saprut |
| Xarilho |
(P) |
Same as Sarilho, trouble, mess, reel, rack |
| Xaron |
(H) |
Anger, indignation |
| Xato |
(P) |
Bothersome, pain in the neck, flat |
| Ximon |
(H) |
See Shimon |
| Xoares |
(P) |
Same as Soares, sounds, noises, sweat |
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| Ya'bet |
(H) |
See Yaabez |
| Yaabez |
(H) |
Acronym of Yaakov Ben Tsur, see Abensur |
| Yaacov |
(HB) |
Will follow. Name of the Patriarch Jacob |
| Yaavez |
(H) |
See Yaabes |
| Yaco |
(H) |
Yaacov |
| Yacub |
(A) |
Arab pronounciation of Jacob |
| Yaech |
(A) |
See Yaish |
| Yafe |
(H) |
Beautiful |
| Yahia |
(H) |
Will live |
| Yahini |
(H) |
From Yakhin meaning will prepare |
| Yahuda |
(H) |
See Yehuda |
| Yahya |
(H) |
See Yahia |
| Ya'ish |
(A) |
See Yaish |
| Yaish |
(A) |
Alive |
| Yakov |
(HB) |
Yaakov |
| Yamin |
(A) |
Right |
| Yamin |
(HB) |
Right. Son of Shimon |
| Yanto |
(H) |
See Yomtov |
| Yarabel |
(HB) |
From Yerubaal, they will fear the Lord. |
| Yecutie |
(HB) |
From Yekutiel. We hope in G_d |
| Yehezkel |
(HB) |
G-d will strengthen |
| Yehzkiel |
(HB) |
G-d will strengthen |
| Yehiel |
(HB) |
G-d will revive |
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| Yehouda |
(HB) |
Will thank, son of Jacob |
| Yeini |
(H) |
See Yene |
| Yekuel |
(H) |
See Yecutiel |
| Yeni |
(H) |
My wine |
| Yeni |
(T) |
New |
| Yento |
(H) |
See Yomtov |
| Yerushalmi |
(H) |
From Jerusalem |
| Yeshurum |
(HB) |
Another name for Israel |
| Yoel |
(HB) |
He is G-d, the name of a prophet Joel |
| Yomtob |
(H) |
See Yomtov |
| Yomtov |
(H) |
Good day, used for a feast |
| Yona |
(HB) |
Dove, the Prophet Jonah |
| Yordan |
(H) |
The river Jordan |
| Yossef |
(HB) |
Will be added, the son of Jacob |
| Yovel |
(HB) |
From Yoval, meaning brook. Father of musicans |
| Ysaque |
(H) |
Isaac |
| Yuda |
(H) |
See Yehouda |
| Yzquia |
(HB) |
From Hezkiya meaning G-d strengthened me |
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| Zacarias |
(HB) |
Zekhariah the Prophet, G-d strengthened me |
| Zacaride |
(H) |
See Zacarias |
| Zacharia Baruch |
(H) |
Zacarias and Blessed |
| Zachin |
(A) |
From Zaki, pure, chaste |
| Zachuth |
(H) |
From the word Zekhut, meaning right, priviledge.title |
| Zacuta |
(H) |
From the word Zekhuta, her right, priviledge, title |
| Zacuto |
(H) |
From the word Zekhuto, his right, priviledge, title |
| Zacutto |
(H) |
See Zacuto |
| Zacutus |
(H) |
See Zacuto |
| Zadich |
(H) |
From Tsadik, meaning Righteous, G-d fearing. |
| Zadok |
(H) |
From Tsadok. the name of a Rabbi during the time of the second
temple |
| Zaglo |
(BR) |
Pole, yoke |
| Zahadia |
(H) |
From Saadia meaning G-d helped, one of the Gaonites |
| Zahalon |
(H) |
From Tsahalon meaning Joyful, rejoiced |
| Zahar |
(A) |
From Zahir, Shining, flourishing |
| Zahara |
(A) |
Flower, blossom or to shine or to blossom |
| Zalama |
(A) |
See Salama |
| Zamora |
(P) |
Samora, a city in Spain |
| Zaprut |
(H) |
Also see Saprut, from the word Shiprut, meaning Elaboration |
| Zaragosa |
(P) |
Saragosa, a city in Spain |
| Zarco |
(P) |
Light blue eyed |
| Zarefati |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Zarfati |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Zarfatti |
(H) |
See Sarfati |
| Zarka |
(A) |
Blue eyes |
| Zayat |
(A) |
See Zayet |
| Zayet |
(A) |
Olive |
| Zecharia Baruch |
(HB) |
Remember God and Blessed |
| Zeevi |
(H) |
Of the wolf |
| Zeitoun |
(A) |
Olives |
| Zemah |
(H) |
See Semah |
| Zemmour |
(BR) |
Rrom Zemmur, the name of a Berber tribe in Morocco. |
| Zera |
(H) |
Seed |
| Zeraf |
(A) |
See Seraf |
| Zerah |
(HB) |
Shining, son of Juda, son of Jacob |
| Zevi |
(H) |
See Tsevi |
| Zif |
(A) |
sword |
| Zimra |
(H) |
Song |
| Zuleman |
(H) |
See Suleman |
| Zulili |
(A) |
A neighborhood of Mehdia, Tunisia |
| Zvi |
(H) |
Stag, aslo see Tsevi |
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