| Name |
Language |
Translation(s) |
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| 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 |
| Aba |
(H) |
Father |
| Adaba |
(A) |
:Flower |
| Abaca |
(A) |
Hemp |
| Abacassis |
(A)(H) |
Also Abecassis. Non Muslim priest
or clergyman. Also the Spanish town of Cassis. |
| Abada |
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Sevice to G-d |
| Abadalla |
(A) |
Servant of Allah |
| Adabe |
(A)(P) |
Priestly |
| Abadee |
(A) |
See Abade |
| Abadi |
(A) |
Service to G-d |
| Abadi |
(A)(H) |
Jewish adaption of Arabic
tribe |
| Abadia |
(H)(S) |
From Obadia: Praise G-d. the Prophet of the same name perhaps
from the Spanish word for abbey, Service to G-d |
| Abadias |
(A) |
Abbeys or His servant. |
| Abadie |
(A) |
See Abade |
| Abady |
(A) |
See Abade |
| 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 |
| Abandalac |
(A) |
Masseur |
| Abandalak |
(A) |
Masseur |
| Abangabay |
(H) |
Aban + treasurer,
customarily the treasurer of the synoguge |
| 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 |
| Abastado |
(S) |
Rich |
| Abatbol |
(A) |
A maker of the tamborine
or drums.
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 |
(A) |
Abashed or dismayed |
| Abaz |
(A)(H) |
Lion or stearn |
| 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 |
| Abbate |
(A) |
Vendor or peddler |
| Abbati |
(A) |
Vendor or peddler |
| Abbina |
(L) |
White |
| Abbina |
(H) |
Intelligent |
| Abbini |
(L) |
White |
| Abbini |
(H) |
Intelligent |
| Abbo |
(A) |
G-d's servant |
| Abbou |
(A) |
G-d's servant |
| Abboudi |
(A) |
G-d's servant |
| Abbu |
(A) |
G-d's servant |
| Abbud |
(A) |
G-d's servant |
| Abcatar |
(S) |
From the word Catar to taste |
| Abd |
(A) |
Prefix meaning endurance
and fortitude of the worshiper |
| Abdala |
(A) |
Servant of G-d |
| Abdalhac |
(A) |
Polisher |
| Abdalhach |
(A) |
Polisher |
| 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 |
| Abdelhac |
(A) |
Servant of G-d |
| Abdelhak |
(A) |
Servant of G-d |
| Abdias |
(A) |
His servant |
| Abdon |
(A)(H) |
His servant |
| Abdoun |
(A) |
His servant |
| Abdus |
(A) |
Name of the narrator of
the hardith |
| Abe |
(H) |
Prefix meaning father of.
Also see Abou |
| Abeasis |
(H) |
From the city of Cassis
found in the book of Job |
| Abeassis |
(H) |
From the city of Cassis
found in the book of Job |
| Abeatar |
(P) |
Devout |
| Abecasis |
(A) |
Non-Muslim priest |
| Abecassis |
(A) |
See Abecasis Also see
Abecassis |
| Abecassiz |
(A) |
See Abecasis |
| Abechar |
( ) |
Abouchar? Also see Abek |
| Abechdid |
( ) |
Abouchedid? Also see Abek |
| Abeck |
(A) |
See Abek |
| Abecvassis |
(P) |
See Abecassis |
| Abed |
(H) |
From the word abad, to
work or serve |
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| Abehsera |
(H) |
Common in North
Africa.From the word hatsir meaning carpet made of hay or other vegatal
material. Carpet maker |
| Abehsera |
(P) |
Vendor |
| Abejamil |
(A) |
Father + handsome |
| Abek |
(A) |
Khezer, Tunisia |
| Abekhezer |
(A) |
Khezer, Tunisia |
| Abela |
(A) |
Vanity |
| Abelda |
(A) |
Small village in La Rioja |
| Abele |
(BA)(DU)(H) |
Animal, Cattle - White
Popular Tree - Varient of Able meaning breath |
| Abelho |
(P) |
Old |
| 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 or see Abelho |
| 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 or from the name Habib |
| Aben Aderet |
(H) |
Aben + Crown |
| Aben Adib |
(H) |
Aben + worshiper |
| Aben Alfacar |
(A) |
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 Athar |
(A) |
Aben + Spice merchant |
| Aben Ayish |
(H) |
Aben + Ayish meaning
heavenly constellation Great Bear |
| Aben Bitas |
(PE) |
Aben + bitas meaning
unique |
| Aben Bivas |
(S) |
Aben + from Viva meaning
life 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 + Ezraa, son of Ezra
(Help) |
| Aben Faia |
(I) |
Aben + heavy eater or
glutton |
| 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 Yaes |
(H) |
From Ben Yaich |
| 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 |
| Abenacar |
(H) |
Aben + to fasten, to yoke
or hitch, to join battle |
| 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 Hollywood lore, the name of
the Centurian ordered to crusify Jesus, but not true . |
| Abenadis |
(AF) |
Aben + one who will teach
us |
| Abenadon |
(HB) |
Aben + master, first
spoken by Abraham |
| Abenady |
(H) |
Aben + from Nadah,
prosperous |
| Abenaes |
(H) |
Aben + miracle |
| Abenaex |
(H) |
See Abenaes |
| Abenafino |
(S) |
Aben + Fine step,
refering to the Spanish breed of the horses of the conquistadors |
| Abenafino |
(S) |
Aben + A pale, dry
sherry from Jerrez, Spain |
| Abenafino |
(S) |
Aben + A weight of yarn |
| Abenafino |
(S) |
Aben + Clever, shrewd |
| Abenafion |
(C)(T) |
Aben + Fair, Blond or
Opium district of Turkey, also translated as juice of the flower |
| Abenagau |
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Aben + Language and tribe
of Ethopia that preceded the Falashas, "the Black Jews". |
| Abenahar |
(H) |
Aben + behind |
| Abenahar |
(HB) |
Aben + farthest end as in
farthest end of the desert |
| Abenahar |
(H) |
Aben + perhaps from the
name Aharon, exalted or enlightened one. |
| Abenaish |
(H) |
Aben + from Yaish
meaning substance or wealth |
| Abenajub |
(H) |
Aben + From Jehoiakim,
son of Jeshua |
| Abenalabean |
(S) |
Aben + warped |
| Abenalas |
(S) |
Aben + wings |
| Abenalaup |
(S) |
Aben + village of Benalup
in Andalucia |
| Abenalazar |
(H) |
Aben + G-d will help from
Eliezer |
| Abenalfahar |
(A) |
Aben + potter's clay |
| Abenalhadet |
(A) |
Aben + oral traditions
from the word Hadith |
| Abenamar |
(H) |
Aben + command, order |
| Abenambran |
(HB) |
Aben + Ambran married
Jochabed who begat Aron & Moses. Also a city in Spain -Torrre de
Estaban Ambran |
| Abenameies |
(G) |
Aben + From Plato - "A
river of hell who no vessel could contain" |
| Abenamen |
(H) |
Aben + from the word aman,
so let it be. |
| Abenament |
(L) |
Aben + thong or strap |
| Abenamias |
(L) |
Aben + Loved, a variant
of the word amyas |
| Abenamiel |
(H) |
Aben + G-d of my people |
| Abenamor |
(A)(S) |
Aben(A), son of. Amor(S), love |
| Abenanueva |
(S) |
Aben + new |
| Abenardud |
(H) |
Aben + bold. Also
Ardit, Ardud, Arditi |
| Abenardut |
(H) |
Aben + bold |
| Abenarroyo |
(S) |
Aben + deep gully, dry
gulch |
| Abenasaya |
(H) |
Aben + son of Asias (from
the famous biblical family of Israel and later Portugal |
| Abenassel |
(A) |
Aben + "honeyed" from the
word mu"assel. Used in the tobacco business |
| Abenatar |
(H)(S) |
Aben(A), son of. Atar(S), to tie up
or to crown (H) |
| Abenatar |
(A) |
Son of the prefumes/spices seller |
| Abenathar |
(A) |
From Ibn Athar, son of a
spice or perfume merchant |
| Abenavalla |
(A) |
Aben + pretty view, from
the word havala |
| Abenavo |
(P) |
Aben + shortened from the
word Oitavo meaning eighth Also money from Macau |
| Abenayon |
(S) |
Aben + hedge from the
word hayon |
| Abenayon |
(H) |
Aben + |
| Abenazab |
(A) |
Aben + wandering,
traveling. Also cities in Turkey & Iran |
| Abenazam |
(H) |
Aben + from the word
Adama meaning earth |
| Abenazerim |
( ) |
Aben + perhaps the
language and people of Azerbajan |
| Abenazo |
(HB) |
Aben + Azo, son of
Eliakim |
| Abenazo |
(D) |
Aben + old German for
noble at birth |
| Abenazogue |
(S) |
Aben + mercury or
quicksilver |
| Abenbacua |
(L) |
Aben + vacuum or void
from the Latin vacua |
| Abenbahi |
(A) |
Aben + fine, good |
| Abenbayte |
(A) |
Aben + from the word bayt
meaning habitation or dwellings |
| Abenberga |
(A) |
Aben + a mountain city in
Catalunia Spain |
| Abenbibas |
(S) |
Aben + perhaps from the
word viva meaning life |
| Abenbidas |
(S) |
Aben + lively or smart |
| Abenbruch |
(D) |
Aben + marsh land |
| Abencabo |
(S) |
Aben + end,or cape or
Sergeant |
| Abencaboa |
(S) |
Aben + species of shad.
Also Abensaboca. |
| Abencabra |
(A)(S) |
Aben(A), son of. Cabra(S), goat
or goat rancher |
| Abencacave |
(R) |
Aben + tinker, involved
with kettles |
| Abencacon |
(H) |
Aben + delight. Varient
of Abensason |
| Abencadiq |
(A) |
Aben + friend. Varient of
Abensadiq |
| Abencadon |
(A) |
Aben + happy from Sadun.
Sadon is a variant. |
| Abencahadia |
(HB) |
Aben + pirncess. Sahadia
and Sadia are variants |
| Abencahal |
(HB) |
Aben + lion. Sahal and
Sahl are variants |
| Abencai |
(PE) |
Aben + sai, muslim
meaning holy one or saint. Cai is a variant |
| Abencar |
(T)(H) |
See Abenacar |
| Abencasa |
(S) |
Aben + house |
| Abencasi |
(A) |
Also Ibn Kasi and Al
Qhasi, A ruling dynasty in Spain. |
| 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 |
| Abencaya |
(S) |
Aben + a region of
Asturia Leon |
| Abencayde |
(A) |
Aben + Cayde, an Arab
sage, Al-Cayde |
| Abencaydon |
(A) |
Aben + servant. Also
Sayden |
| Abencayl |
(H) |
Aben + variant of Caleb
meaning whole-hearted |
| Abenccahadias |
(H) |
Aben + variants of
Cahadia, Sahadia, Sadia meaning assist or support G-d. |
| Abencedillo |
(S) |
Aben + municipality of
Extremadura |
| Abenceholin |
(A)(H) |
Aben + ceholin and/or
Seholin. Not defined |
| Abenchacar |
(A)(H) |
Aben + solid rock from Al
Chacar and/or Sakhr |
| Abenchen |
(H) |
Aben + favor, grace,
charm |
| Abencobra |
(P) |
Aben + cobra, reptile,
treacherous person |
| Abencof |
(H) |
Aben + Kof, 19th letter
of Hebrew alphabet |
| Abenconiel |
(S) |
Aben + perhaps the city
of Conil de la Frontera in Cadiz Province, Spain |
| Abencosta |
(S)(P) |
Aben + Coastline, Coast |
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| Abencota |
(L) |
Aben + cot, tunic,
sheepcote |
| Abencredi |
(L) |
Aben + perhaps from the
word credere to believer, hence a believer. |
| Abencrisp |
(L)(P)(S) |
Aben + curly |
| Abencrespin |
(L)(P)(S) |
Aben + Crispis nickname
for man with curly hair. |
| Abencrespo |
(L)(P)(S) |
Aben + Crispis meaning
curly |
| Abencrey |
(S) |
Aben + perhaps from the
word creyente meaning believer |
| Abendalak |
(A) |
Aben + masseur |
| Abenezra |
(H) |
Son of Ezra |
| Abenfacen |
(A) |
Aben (A) son of, Facen from the word Hassan, benefactor |
| Abenforma |
(A)(S) |
Aben (A) son of, Forma shape |
| Abengabay |
(H) |
Aben + Treasurer |
| A(a)benhaim |
(H) |
Son of Haim |
| Abenito |
(S) |
Benit, Benedict |
| Abenjamin |
(H) |
From Benjamin, son of the
south or son of the right hand. |
| Abenmanuel |
(H) |
Aben + Manuel and similar
names meaning G-d is with us. |
| Abenmayor |
(A)(S) |
Aben (A) son of, Mayor (S), the eldest |
| Abenpulicar |
(P) |
Aben + from Polegar
meaning thumb and thicker fingers of the hand. |
| Abenrey |
(S) |
Aben + king |
| Abensaboca |
(S) |
Aben + species of Shadd |
| Abensanto |
(S) |
Aben + saint |
| Abensanchez |
(S) |
Aben + Sancho |
| Abensusan |
(H) |
Aben + lily from shoshan |
| Abenviva |
(S) |
Abeb + life or smart |
| Abenvive |
(A)(S) |
Aben + life or smart |
| Abenzaed |
(A) |
Aben + lord |
| Abenxuxen |
(H) |
See Abensusan, Lily |
| Abergel |
(A) |
One legged man |
| Aberjel |
(A) |
One legged man |
| Abermah |
(A) |
Lancer |
| Abesdid |
(A) |
Fair |
| Abetan |
(A) |
Excommunicated |
| Abetar |
(A) |
A location in Syria |
| Abetbol |
(B) |
Drum maker |
| Abetibol |
(B) |
Drum maker |
| Abettan |
(A) |
Excummunicated |
| Abettane |
(A) |
Excommunicated |
| Abiad |
(A) |
White |
| Abiatar |
(HB) |
From Ebiatar, meaning more than a father, son of the priest
Ahimelekh |
| Abiatar |
(HB) |
Plenty |
| Abib |
( ) |
Dear |
| Abibe |
( ) |
Dear |
| Abicasis |
(A) |
Non-Muslim priest |
| Abicassis |
(A) |
Non-Muslim priest |
| Abid |
(A) |
Servant of G-d |
| Abiego |
(S) |
A small village in Huesca |
| Abigador |
(H) |
From Avigador - father
protector |
| Abigdor |
(H) |
From Avigador - father
protector |
| Abi |
(HB) |
My father. Used
also as a prefix |
| Abihsira |
(A) |
Track vendor |
| Abihssera |
(H)(AR) |
See Becerra |
| Abikhzer |
(H) |
Cruel Person |
| Abikhzir |
(H) |
Cruel Person
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| Abi Sadiq |
(H) |
Father of Sadiq, sadig deriving from Tsaik meaning
righteous |
| Abila |
(A) |
The house |
| Abila |
(S) |
Avila, a Spanish town |
| Abiles |
(A) |
The house |
| Abimelek |
(H) |
G-d is the father |
| Abinnaxim |
(A) |
Share |
| Abinnoe |
(HB) |
Abi + Noah |
| Abiquisis |
(A) |
Non-Muslim priest |
| Abirmad |
(A) |
Coal dealer |
| Abisdid |
(A) |
Fair, good person |
| Abismil |
( ) |
Shoemaker |
| Abisroar |
( ) |
Privileged |
| Abisror |
( ) |
Privileged |
| Abistid |
(A) |
Fair, good person |
| Abitibol |
(B) |
Drum maker |
| Abitbol |
(B) |
Drum maker |
| Abizmil |
( ) |
Shoemaker |
| Ablitas |
(S) |
A village in Navarre |
| Abner |
(H) |
Candle seller |
| Aboab |
(A) |
Stringed muscial insrument |
| Aboaf |
(A) |
Stringed musical instrument |
| Aboav |
(A) |
Stringed muscial instrument |
| Abocassis |
(A) |
Non-Muslim priest |
| Abohbot |
(A) |
Potbellied |
| Abokhbot |
(A) |
Potbellied |
| Abolaffia |
(A) |
Doctor, pharmacist |
| Abolaffio |
(A) |
Doctor, pharmacist |
| Abolafia |
(A) |
Doubting or doctor,
pharmacist |
| Abolays |
(A) |
Doubting |
| Abotbol |
(A) |
See Abatbol. Maker
of Drums |
| Abou |
(A) |
Father, owner of.
See Abe |
| Aboub |
(A) |
Stringed musical instrument |
| Aboucaia |
(B) |
Cauterizer |
| Aboucaya |
(B) |
Cauterizer |
| Aboudarham |
(A) |
From the coin dirham
meaning treasurer or rich person |
| Aboudi |
( ) |
G-d's servant |
| Abouker |
(A) |
Happy man |
| Aboukheir |
(A) |
Happy man |
| Aboulafia |
(A) |
Doctor, pharmasist |
| Aboulker |
(A) |
Happy man |
| Aboulker |
(A) |
Wealthy man |
| Abourbia |
( ) |
Spring man |
| Abourmad |
( ) |
Coal dealer |
| Abouskela |
( ) |
Man with a scar |
| Aboutbol |
(B) |
Drum maker |
| Aboutboul |
(B) |
Drum maker |
| Abouteboul |
(B) |
Drum maker |
| Abraao |
(P) |
Abraham |
| Abrabanel |
(H) |
Variant of Abravanel |
| Abraham |
(HB) |
Abraham |
| Abraham of Beja |
(S) |
Abraham + Bejar a town in Salamanca |
| Abraham of |
|
|
| Sanguesa |
(S) |
Abraham + The name of a town in Navarre |
| Abrahami |
(HB) |
Abraham |
| Abrahen |
(HB) |
Abraham |
| Abraim |
(HB) |
Abraham |
| Abram |
(HB) |
Abraham |
| Abrameto |
(HB) |
Abraham |
| Abramenti |
(HB) |
Abraham |
| Abramento |
(HB) |
Abraham |
| Abrams |
(HB) |
Abraham |
| Abrantes de |
(S)(P) |
A hamlet in Galicia, Spain, a city in Ribadetejo, Portugal |
| Abravanel |
(H) |
A limb of a limb of G-D
or a variant of Abraham |
| Abravanel- |
(H) |
|
| Dormido |
(S) |
Abravanel + Asleep |
| Abrekhekh |
(H) |
Yeshivah (religious
school) student |
| Abrevanel |
(H) |
See Abravanel |
| Absalon |
(H) |
Peace's father |
| Absidid |
(B) |
Twig |
| Abtibois |
(B) |
Drum maker |
| Abtiby |
(B) |
Drum maker |
| Abuaba |
(B) |
From Oum El Abouab,
Tunisia |
| Abuadari |
(B) |
See Abuaba |
| Abuadavi |
(B) |
See Abuaba |
| Abuaf |
(B) |
See Abuaba |
| Abucassis |
(A) |
Non-Muslim priest |
| Abucaya |
(B) |
Cauterizer |
| Abudante |
(S) |
Obedient |
| Abudaram |
(A) |
See Aboudarham |
| Abudaran |
(A) |
See Aboudarham |
| Abuderam |
(A) |
See Aboudarham |
| |
|
|
| Abuderham |
(A) |
See Aboudarham |
| Abudrham |
(A) |
See Aboudraham |
| Abudi |
( ) |
G-d's servant |
| Abudiante |
(S) |
Obedient |
| Abudiente |
(S) |
Obedient |
| Abuediente |
(S) |
Obedient |
| Abuharham |
(A) |
See Aboudarham |
| Abuhazeira |
(A) |
Track vendor |
| Abulafia |
(A) |
Doctor or pharmacist |
| Abulcher |
(A) |
Wealthy person |
| Abulker |
(A) |
One who does good to all people |
| Abulker |
(A) |
Wealthy person |
| Aburabe |
(A) |
Rabbi |
| Aburabi |
(A) |
Rabbi |
| Aburlee |
(A) |
Jeweler |
| Abusuleiman |
(A) |
Solomon |
| Abutabul |
|
Brum maker |
| Abutarda |
(S) |
From Avutarda, Great Busard, a bird |
| Abuyusuf |
(A) |
Joseph |
| Abuzacaria |
(A) |
Zacarua |
| Abuzaglo |
(B) |
Yoke |
| Abuzaglo |
(H) |
The man to the perch |
| Acacia |
(P) |
Name of an ornamental tree |
| Acco |
(A) |
Jacob |
| Accos |
(A) |
Jacob |
| Aceraf |
(A) |
Money changer |
| Acevedo |
|
Place of holly plants |
| Acharif |
( ) |
Tribal chief |
| Achema |
( ) |
Eager |
| Acher |
( ) |
Happy |
| Achirihe |
( ) |
Levantine |
| Achquenazi |
(H) |
German |
| Acoca |
( ) |
Pearl or person of worth |
| Acosta |
(S) |
Rib in old Castillian. Same as Costa and
Costilla. Not coast as in modern Spanish. |
| Acre |
|
Maple tree |
| Aelion |
(H) |
The Supreme |
| Affonso Frances |
(S) |
Alponse French |
| Afia |
(A) |
Good wishes |
| Afri |
(A) |
Rif, Morroco |
| 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 |
| Ahuday |
(BR) |
Jew |
| 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 |
| Akiba |
(HB) |
Israeli Rabbi during the
Roman occupation |
| Akiva |
(HB) |
See Akiba |
| Akko |
(A) |
Jacob |
| Aknin |
(B) |
Jacob |
| Aknine |
(B) |
Jacob |
| Aknoun |
( ) |
Infant |
| Akoka |
( ) |
Pearl or person of worth |
| Akrich |
(A) |
Aqoriche, south of
Moracco, also a difficult person |
| Akriche |
(A) |
See Akrich |
| Akrish |
(A) |
See Akrich |
| Al |
(A) |
An Arabic prefix meaning the. |
| Al Bargeloni |
(A) |
Barcelona |
| Al Fasi |
(A) |
Fez, Moraco |
| Al Taqana |
(A) |
Perplexed, astonished |
| Alabalah |
( ) |
From Alba, Spain |
| Alachkar |
(A) |
Red head |
| Aladjem |
(A) |
The Persian |
| Alagem |
(A) |
Barn |
| Alagon |
(S) |
A river in Aragon, Spain |
| Alalout |
(A) |
Fat |
| Alaluf |
(A) |
Fat |
| Alaman |
(A) |
German |
| Alamani |
(A) |
German |
| Alamany |
(A) |
German |
| Alarcon |
(S) |
Town in Spain |
| Alashka |
(B) |
From the Basque Ashkar or Azkar swift or quick |
| Alatri |
(I) |
City in Italy |
| Alatrim |
(I) |
See Alatri |
| Alatino |
(I) |
See Alatri |
| Alazar |
(A) |
Blue eyes |
| Alazan |
(A) |
Blue eyes |
| Alazaraki |
(A) |
Blue eyes |
| Alazarki |
(A) |
Blue eyes |
| Alazraki |
(A) |
Blue eyes |
| Alazraque |
(A) |
Blue eyes |
| Alazaraqui |
(A) |
Blue eyes |
| Alazzraki |
(A) |
Blue eyes |
| Alba |
(A) |
Punishment from G-D |
| Alba |
(S) |
Dawn, surplice used in church , white |
| Alba |
(S) |
A locality in Teruel,
Spain |
| Alba Di |
(S) |
From Alba |
| Albaala |
(A) |
Punishment from G-D |
| Albaari |
(A) |
Sailor |
| Albaca |
(S) |
From Albahaca, the basil plant |
| Albagil |
(A) |
Female horse |
| Albagli |
(A) |
Female horse, cart driver
or coachman |
| Albagly |
(A) |
Cart driver, coachman |
| Albahari |
(A) |
Sailor |
| Albahary |
(A) |
Sailor |
| Albajari |
(A) |
Sailor |
| Albala |
(A) |
Alba, Spain |
| Albalaez |
(S) |
From Alba, Spain |
| Albalag |
(A) |
Moving |
| Albalah |
( ) |
Alba, Spain |
| Albalaj |
(A) |
Alba, Spain |
| Albalancim |
( ) |
Valencia |
| Albalansi |
(A) |
Alvalansi, An old
boat |
| Albalas |
(A) |
Alba, Spain |
| Albalenci |
( ) |
Valencia |
| Albali |
(A) |
Cart driver, coachman |
| Albares |
(S) |
Alvares, son of Alvaro |
| Albarez |
(A) |
Alvares, son of Alvaro |
| Albas |
(A) |
Falcon |
| Albasa |
(A) |
Falcon |
| Albaz |
(S) |
Falcon |
| Albeda |
(S) |
Albeda, Spain |
| Albelauci |
(A) |
Valencia, Spain |
| Albelda |
(S) |
Small village in Huesca |
| Albeldano |
(S) |
A person from Albelda |
| Albenda |
(S) |
Albeda, Spain |
| Albert |
( ) |
Noble, shiney |
| Albertini |
(I) |
Illustrious |
| Alberto |
(S) |
Noble, shiney |
| Albesa |
(S) |
A town in Lerida, Catalonia |
| Albida |
(S) |
Albeda, Spain |
| Albion |
(S) |
Ancient name for Great Briton |
| Albo |
(S) |
White, light skin |
| Albo |
(A) |
Victory |
| Albons |
(S) |
A locality in province of Gerona, Catalonia |
| Alborge |
(S) |
A locality in Zaragoza |
| Alborgi |
(S) |
An inhabitant of Alborge |
| Albou |
( ) |
White, pure |
| Alboucreck |
(T) |
See Albuquerque |
| Albukrek |
(T) |
See Albuquerque |
| Albuquerque |
(T) |
From the marrano surname Albukerk of Turkey |
| Aburrabe |
(A) |
Rabbi |
| Aburrabi |
(A) |
Rabbi |
| Alcaiceria |
(S) |
Silk market (in Granada) or a group of shops belonging to the
King and rented to Jewish merchants (Aragon,Alcarria, and Cuenca) |
| Alcaide |
(A) |
Judge |
| Alcaim |
(H) |
Vigilant, firm, resolve |
| Alcain |
(H) |
Vigilant, firm, resolve |
| Alcala |
(S) |
Acala, Spain |
| Alcalde |
(S) |
Mayor |
| Alcalahorrano |
(S) |
From Calahorrano, an inhabitant of Calahorra |
| Alcalai |
(S) |
Alcala, Spain |
| Alcalay |
(S) |
Alcala, Spain |
| 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 |
| Alcee |
( ) |
Tribal chief |
| Alceh |
( ) |
Tribal chief |
| Alcheh |
( ) |
Tribal chief |
| Alcheck |
( ) |
Chief |
| Alcheick |
( ) |
Chief |
| Alcheikh |
( ) |
Chief |
| Alcione |
( ) |
Singfisher |
| Alegre |
(S) |
Happy, merry |
| Alegria |
(S) |
Joy, merry |
| Alegrot |
(S) |
Merry |
| Alegure |
(S) |
Merry |
| Aleixo |
( ) |
Protector |
| Aleluf |
(A) |
Fat, Military attendant |
| Alfahar |
(A) |
Brick maker |
| Alfaiate |
(A) |
Tailor |
| Alfakhar |
(A) |
Proud man, or brick maker |
| Alfandar |
(A) |
Tax Collector |
| Alfandari |
(A) |
Tax Collector |
| Alfandarin |
(A) |
Tax Collector |
| Alfandarim |
(A) |
Tax Collector |
| Alfandary |
(A) |
Tax Collector |
| Alfanderi |
(A) |
Tax Collector |
| Alfandri |
(A) |
Tax Collector |
| Alfaque |
(A) |
Doctor |
| Alfaqui |
(A) |
Doctor |
| Alfaquim |
(A) |
Doctor |
| Alfaquiz |
(A) |
Doctor |
| Alfare |
(A) |
Alfaro. Spain |
| Alfari |
(A) |
Seller of China |
| Alfarim |
(A) |
Seller of China |
| Alfarin |
(A) |
Seller of China |
| Alfaro |
(S) |
Municipality of
Alfaro in the province of Logrono, Spain |
| Alfaro |
(A) |
The beacon |
| Alfassa |
(A) |
From Fez, Morocco |
| Alfia |
(A) |
Big wine bottle |
| Alfiah |
(A) |
Big wine bottle |
| Alfie |
(A) |
Big wine bottle |
| Alforja |
(S) |
Saddlebag |
| Algaba |
(S) |
Algaba, Spain |
| Algava |
(S) |
Algaba, Spain |
| Alge (De) |
(P) |
Alge, Portugal |
| Alghaz |
(A) |
Warrior |
| Alghozi |
(A) |
Warrior |
| |
|
|
| Algranate |
(S)(A) |
From the word granate meaning garnet, also the color
or From Granada |
| Algranati |
(A) |
From Granada |
| Algrannate |
(A) |
From Granada |
| Algranti |
(A) |
From Granada |
| Alguadix |
(S) |
From Gaudix, a town in Andalusia |
| Alguazil |
(S) |
Bailiff |
| Alhaquim |
(A) |
Doctor |
| Algodife |
|
Sieve or screen
manufacturer |
| Algodix |
|
Sieve or screen
manufacturer |
| Algodixe |
|
Sieve or screen
manufacturer |
| Alhoul |
|
Cross eyed |
| Alicante |
(S) |
A city in Spain |
| Alkain |
(H) |
Vigilant, firm, resolve |
| Allako |
|
Talkative |
| Allakou |
|
Talkative |
| Allal |
|
Heavy drinker |
| Allali |
|
Heavy drinker |
| Allaloo |
(A) |
Fat |
| Allalouf |
(A) |
Fat |
| Allaluf |
(A) |
Fat |
| Allerzouz |
|
Arzoz, Spain |
| Alliel |
|
Sick |
| Allouch |
(B) |
Sheep |
| Allouche |
(B) |
Sheep |
| Alloul |
(B) |
White, virgin |
| Alloun |
(A) |
One who elevates the
spirit |
| Allul |
(B) |
White, virgin |
| Allun |
(A) |
One who elevates the
spirit |
| Allush |
(B) |
Sheep |
| Almaalem |
|
Professor, master |
| Almagro |
(S) |
A town near Madrid |
| Almanca |
(S) |
A city in Spain Almanza |
| Almansa |
(S) |
A city in Spain Almanza |
| Almansi |
(S) |
A city in Spain Almanza |
| Almanza |
(S) |
A city in the province of Leon, Spain |
| Almazan |
(S) |
A city in the province of Soria, Spain |
| Almanzi |
(S) |
A city in Spain Almanza |
| Almeda |
(P) |
Almeida, Portugal |
| Almeida |
(A) |
Boating technician |
| Almeida |
(A) |
Street sweeper |
| Almeida |
(P) |
Resident of Almeida,
Portugal |
| Almenara |
(A) |
Fire on watch towers, water channels |
| Almendros |
(S) |
Almond Trees |
| Almetre |
|
Master |
| Almeyda |
(P) |
Resident of Almeida,
Portugal |
| Almonte |
(S) |
A village in Huelva |
| Almoslino |
(S) |
Orator |
| Almosnino |
(S) |
Orator |
| Almozlino |
(S) |
Orator |
| Almoznino |
(S) |
Orator |
| Almuslino |
(S) |
Orator |
| Al Nakawa |
(A) |
Noble |
| Alnakawa |
(A) |
Noble |
| Aloof |
|
chief, leader |
| Aloro |
(A) |
Laureated |
| Alouf |
(A) |
Chief, leader, champion, major general, lord, city head |
| Alouf |
(H) |
Chief, leader, champion, major general, lord , city head |
| Alphandary |
(A) |
Tax Collector |
| Alphanderi |
(A) |
Tax Collector |
| Alphandery |
(A) |
Tax Collector |
| Alphandry |
(A) |
Tax Collector |
| Alsheh |
(A) |
Tribal Chief |
| Alsheij |
(A) |
Tribal Chief |
| Alshekh |
(A) |
Tribal Chief |
| Altalef |
(A) |
Worthless |
| Altamirano |
(S) |
Altamira, Spain |
| Altamiro |
(S) |
Altamira, Spain |
| Altarac |
|
Gold thread embroiderer |
| Altaras |
|
Gold thread embroiderer |
| Altarass |
|
Gold thread embroiderer |
| Altaraz |
|
Gold thread embroiderer |
| Altarraz |
|
Gold thread embroiderer |
| Altauso |
|
Gold thread embroiderer |
| Alterras |
|
Gold thread embroiderer |
| Altet |
(S) |
Altet, Spain |
| Altit |
(S) |
Altet, Spain |
| Aluf |
(B) |
Chief, leader, champion, major geneal, lord,
Jewish city head |
| Aluf |
(H) |
Chief, leader, champion, major general, lord,
Jewish city head |
| Alufo |
(H) |
Jewish city or community
head |
| Alut |
(A) |
The biblical Lot |
| Alva (de) |
(P) |
From Alva, Portugal |
| Alvade |
(P) |
From Alva, Portugal |
| Alvalansi |
(A) |
Valencia, Spain |
| Alvalesni |
(A) |
Valencia, Spain |
| 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 |
| Anacaz |
|
Humble |
| Anafaz |
|
Humble |
| Anahori |
|
Iluminated |
| Anahory |
|
Iluminated |
| Anania |
|
G-d's grace |
| Ananias |
|
G-d's grace |
| Ananou |
(BR) |
Merry |
| Anau |
|
Humble |
| Anav |
|
Humble |
| Anaw |
|
Humble |
| Anchieta |
(S) |
A Basque family name |
| Anconero |
(I) |
Ancona, Italy |
| Anconina |
(I) |
Ancona, Italy |
| Andosilla |
(S) |
A village of Navarre |
| Andrada |
(S)(P) |
Old
famous Galician lineage
from San Martino de Andrade |
| Andrade |
(S)(P) |
Old famous Galician lineage
from San Martino de Andrade |
| Andres |
(S) |
Virile, warrior, man |
| Andujar |
(S) |
A city in the Province of Jaen |
| Anes |
(P) |
Joannes or a form of Joao |
| Anfaoul |
(A) |
Anfa, Morocco |
| Anfawi |
(A) |
Anfa, Morocco |
| Angela |
(S) |
Angel |
| Angeles |
(S) |
Angels |
| Angelet |
(S) |
Small Angel (Catalan language) |
| Angeli |
(S) |
Angel |
| Angelini |
(S) |
Angel |
| Angelis |
(S) |
Angel |
| Angelo |
(S) |
Angel |
| Anguillara |
(I) |
City in Italy |
| Anidar |
|
Carpenter |
| Anijar |
|
Carpenter |
| Ankri |
|
Lancara, Spain |
| Ankrie |
|
Lancara, Spain |
| Annabi |
(A) |
Locality in Bone, Algeria |
| Annacava |
(A) |
Noble |
| Annahory |
|
Luminous |
| Anna Kab |
(A) |
Tinsmith |
| Anna Quab |
(A) |
Tinsmith |
| Annes |
|
Joannes |
| Anqonina |
(I) |
Ancona, Italy |
| Anriquies |
(S) |
Son of, son of Henry |
| Anson |
(S) |
From Anso, a small village in Huesca |
| Antabi |
(T) |
Ain Tab, Turkey |
| Antebe |
(T) |
Ain Tab, Turkey |
| Antebi |
(T) |
Ain TAb, Turkey |
| Anticoli |
(I) |
Anticoli, Italy |
| Antillon |
(S) |
A small village in Huesca,
Spain |
| Antonio |
(P) |
Anthony |
| Antores |
(S) |
Sellers who have in good faith purchased stolen goods. |
| Antunes |
(P) |
Anthony |
| Antunez |
(P) |
Anthony |
| Aouat |
(B) |
Envious |
| Aouate |
(B) |
Envious |
| Aoudai |
(B) |
Jew |
| Aoudail |
(B) |
Jew |
| Apatron |
(S) |
Patron meaning the boss |
| Aplaton |
(GR) |
Plato, father of medicine |
| Aptekman |
(GR) |
Pharmacist |
| Aqoqa |
( ) |
Pearl or person of worth |
| Aqnin |
(B) |
Jacob |
| Ara |
(S) |
Ara, Huesca, Spain |
| Arab |
|
Arab |
| Arav |
|
Arab |
| Aradi |
(A) |
Earth |
| Aragel |
(A) |
Man |
| Aragoes |
(S) |
Aragon, Spain |
| Aragon |
(S) |
Aragon, Spain |
| Aragones |
(S) |
Aragon, Spain |
| Araha |
(A) |
Wishing for relaxation |
| Arajel |
(A) |
Man |
| Arajil |
(A) |
Man |
| Arama |
(S) |
A municipality in the province of Guipuzcoa,
Spain |
| Arame |
(S) |
A municipality in Spain (Arama) |
| Arami |
(S) |
A municipality in Spain
(Arama) |
| Arana |
(H) |
A Basque family name
meaning beauty, good looking |
| Arangel |
(A) |
Man |
| Arancibia |
(S) |
A Basque family name |
| Aranda |
(S) |
The name of several towns in Spain |
| Arano |
(S) |
A municipality in the province of Navarra |
| Arari |
(P) |
From the mountains.
Also a city in Brazil |
| Araujo |
(S) |
Arauja, Spain |
| Arab |
|
Arab |
| Arav |
|
Arab |
| Arba |
(S) |
A river in the province of Zaragoza |
| |
|
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| Ares(z) |
(S) |
The smaill town of Arres in Huesca |
| Arbi |
|
Stepfather |
| Arbib |
|
Stepfather |
| Arbidon |
(A) |
Gray |
| |
|
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| Arboleda |
(S) |
A group of trees, wood |
| Arboles |
(S) |
Trees |
| Arbon |
(S) |
Arbon, Spain |
| Arbona |
(S) |
A Basque toponimic, in the French Basque Country |
| Arce |
(S) |
A municipality in the province of Navarra |
| Archi |
(S) |
El Arich, Spain |
| Ardit |
(A) |
Cave in Jordan |
| Arditti |
(A) |
Cave in Jordan |
| Ardout |
(A) |
Cave in Jordan |
| Arenos |
(S) |
Arenys de Mar, Spain |
| Arenus |
(S) |
Arenys de Mar, Spain |
| Arevalo |
(S) |
Arevaki, Spain |
| Argentier |
(F) |
Silversmith |
| Arias |
(H) |
From the Hebrew word arieh meaning lion. |
| Ariccia |
(I) |
Airccia, Italy |
| Aridti |
(A) |
Cave in Jordan |
| Aries |
(H) |
From the Hebrew word
meaning lion. Portuguese or Galician variant of Arias. |
| 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 |
| Ardit |
|
Burnt |
| Arditi |
|
Burnt |
| Arditti |
|
Burnt |
| Ardity |
|
Burnt |
| Arevalo |
(S) |
Arevalo, Spain |
| Arfout |
(A) |
Rif, Morocco |
| Arie |
(BR) |
Tribe of Judah |
| Arieh |
(BR) |
Tribe of Judah |
| Arnoldi |
(I) |
One who rules |
| Arobas |
|
Unit of weight |
| Arobas |
(A) |
Furious person |
| Arogueti |
(A) |
I will go |
| Aroh |
(A) |
I will go |
| Aroti |
(S) |
Rueda, Aragon, Spain |
| Arouerouer |
(A) |
Ariouarouat, Moracco |
| Arouh |
|
Long, large |
| Arous |
(A) |
Timid, shy |
| Arqeiro |
|
Archer |
| Arye |
(A) |
Tribe of Judah |
| Arriaga |
(S) |
A Basque family name |
| Arragonez |
(S) |
Son of Aragon |
| Arraiolos de |
|
Arraiolos, Portugal |
| Arrajel |
|
Man |
| Arrangel |
|
Man |
| Arrobas |
(A) |
Furious person |
| Arroja |
(S) |
Throws |
| Arrojos |
(S) |
See Arroyo |
| Arrovas |
(A) |
Furious person |
| Arroyo |
(S) |
Deep gulley cut by an
intermittent stream |
| Arrueti |
(S) |
Rueda, Aragon, Spain |
| Arrusas |
|
Open air market merchant |
| Arruwas |
(A) |
Furious person |
| Aroua |
(A) |
Aroua, Moracco |
| Artz |
|
Long, large |
| Aruche |
(S) |
Arouche, Spain |
| Aruh |
(A) |
The wind |
| Aruh |
(H) |
From Arokh meaning long |
| Aruj |
(H) |
Long, see Aruh |
| Asael |
(H) |
G-d created, See Assael |
| Asal |
|
Bee keeper |
| Asaov |
(A) |
Trouble maker |
| Asayol |
|
Flood |
| Ascandrani |
|
Alexandria, Egypt |
| Ascar |
(A) |
Remembering G-D |
| Aschenazi |
(H) |
German |
| Aschkenazi |
(H) |
German |
| Ascoli |
(I) |
Ascoli, Italy |
| Aseo |
(A) |
Trouble maker |
| Aseraf |
(A) |
Money changer |
| Aserat |
(A) |
Money changere |
| Aserrat |
(A) |
Money changer |
| Asevado |
|
Place of holly plants |
| Aseyo |
(S) |
From the word Asear, to
cleanse or bath |
| Asher |
(H) |
Happy |
| Asheron |
(H) |
Happy |
| Ashkenazi |
(H) |
German |
| Ashkenazy |
(H) |
German |
| Askenazi |
(H) |
German |
| Askinazi |
(H) |
German |
| Assa |
(HB) |
Remedy and the name of a Judean King |
| Assael |
(A) |
Angry |
| Assael |
(HB) |
God created, name of Yoab's brother |
| Assai |
(A) |
Care taker of horses |
| Assaias |
(A) |
Care taker of horses |
| Assal |
|
Bee keeper |
| Assaraf |
(A) |
Money changer |
| Assarraf |
(A) |
Money changer |
| Assayag |
|
Goldsmith |
| Assayagh |
|
Goldsmith |
| Assedo |
|
Bad temper |
| Asseo |
(A) |
Trouble maker |
| Asserrat |
(A) |
Money changer |
| Assia Antica |
(S) |
Ancient Asia |
| Assias |
(A) |
Care taker of horses |
| Assine |
|
Military |
| Assor |
|
Olive oil manufacturer |
| Assouline |
(BR) |
Cliff |
| Assoun |
|
Benefactor |
| Assous |
(A) |
Sousse, Tunisia |
| Assumpcao |
(P) |
He who elevates himself |
| Astegiano |
(I) |
Asti, Italy |
| Astorga |
(S) |
A town in the Kingdom of Leon |
| Astorgano |
(S) |
An inhabitant of Astorga, Leon |
| Astrich |
|
Lucky with a good star |
| Astrik |
|
Lucky with a good star |
| Astrologo |
(S) |
Astologer |
| Astruc |
|
Lucky with a good star |
| Astrug |
|
Lucky with a good star |
| Astrugo |
|
Lucky with a good star |
| Asubel |
(A) |
Waves |
| Asulai |
(BR) |
Blue eyes |
| Asulin |
(BR) |
Cliff |
| Atal |
|
Porter |
| Atalli |
|
Porter |
| Atar |
|
Grocer |
| Atas |
(A) |
Great sadness |
| Atayde |
(P) |
Ataide, Portugal |
| Ataz |
(A) |
Great sadness |
| Atha |
(A) |
Ata, Tunisia |
| Athayde |
(P) |
Ataide, Portugal |
| Athia |
(A) |
Gift, present, donation |
| Athias |
(A) |
Gift |
| Athon |
(A) |
Oulad Hattoun, Morocco |
| Athyas |
(A) |
Gift |
| Atias |
(A) |
Gift |
| Atijas |
(A) |
Gift |
| Atlan |
(A) |
Spoiled |
| Atoun |
|
Miller |
| Attal |
|
Porter |
| Attalan |
|
Porter |
| Attar |
(A) |
Spice Merchant |
| Attas |
(A) |
Corpulent |
| Attes |
(A) |
Great sadness |
| Attia |
(A) |
Gift, donation, offering |
| Attiah |
(A) |
Gift, donation, offering |
| Attias |
(A) |
Gift |
| Attiya |
(A) |
Gift, donation, offering |
| Atton |
|
Miller |
| Attoun |
|
Miller |
| Aturjman |
(A) |
Translator |
| Atya |
(A) |
Gift, donation, offering |
| Auday |
(BR) |
Jew |
| Augodixe |
|
Sieve or screen
manufacturer |
| Avaiu |
|
Father |
| Avalos |
(S) |
See Abalos |
| Avayou |
|
Father |
| Avayu |
|
Father |
| Avayub |
|
Father |
| Aveiro |
(P) |
Aveiro, Portugal |
| Avelan |
|
Wrinkled like a hazelnut |
| Avelar |
(A) |
Running |
| Avelho |
(P) |
Aveiro, Portugal |
| Avenbenvenist |
(S) |
From benvenist, welcome |
| Aver |
(H) |
Asher |
| Aviad |
(A) |
White |
| Avichay |
(H) |
Gift of my fatherr |
| Avila |
(A) |
The house |
| Avila |
(S) |
A city and province of Spain |
| Aviles |
(A) |
The house |
| Aviles |
(S) |
A town in Asturias, Spain |
| Avimeleh |
(H) |
G-d is king |
| Avimelek |
(H) |
G-d is king |
| Avis (De) |
(P) |
Avis, Portugal |
| Avishai |
(H) |
Gift of my father |
| Avishay |
(H) |
Gift of my father |
| Avnaim |
(H) |
From Af Naim, pleasant
nose |
| Avraham |
(H) |
Abraham |
| Avram |
(H) |
Almighty father |
| Avramento |
(H) |
Abram |
| Axarife |
(A) |
Tribal Chief |
| Aya |
(H) |
To fly swiftly |
| Ayach |
|
Long life |
| Ayache |
|
Long life |
| Ayala |
(S) |
A location in Alava, the Basque Ccuntry, a village in Alava |
| Ayas |
|
Long life |
| Ayashe |
|
Long life |
| Ayerbe |
(S) |
A town in Aragon, a village in Huesca |
| Ayllon |
(S) |
A village in the province of Segovia |
| Ayoun |
|
Long life |
| Ayres |
|
Long life |
| Ayuda |
(S) |
Helps |
| Azan |
(H) |
From the Hebrew word
hazzan, meaning cantor |
| Azancot |
(BR) |
Gazelle |
| Azancoth |
(BR) |
Gazelle |
| Azankot |
(BR) |
Gazelle |
| Azar |
|
G-d helps |
| Azara |
|
G-d helps |
| Azaaria |
|
G-d saves |
| Azarque |
(A) |
Remembering G-D |
| Azraki |
(A) |
Remembering G-D |
| Azebedo |
|
Place of holly plants |
| Azeite |
(P)(S) |
Olive oil |
| Azeitado |
(P)(S) |
Stained with olive oil |
| Azencot |
(BR) |
Gazelle |
| Azerad |
|
Manufacture of knits |
| Azeraf |
|
From Assaraf meaning
money changer |
| Azeredo |
|
Place of holly plants |
| Azeroul |
(BR) |
Bllue eyed man |
| Azerraf |
|
Money chanager |
| Azevedo |
|
Place of holly plants |
| Azicri |
(P) |
Remembering |
| Azimi |
(A) |
Barbarian, foreigner,
non-Arab |
| Azis |
(BR) |
Blue |
| Aziz |
(BR) |
Blue |
| Aziza |
|
Beloved |
| Azizo |
(BR) |
Blue |
| Azrici |
(H) |
From Zacharia |
| Azlor |
(S) |
A locality in Huesca |
| Azma |
(S) |
Azma, Spain |
| Azobi |
|
Raisin |
| Azobib |
|
Raisin |
| Azogue |
(BR) |
Butchery |
| Azogui |
(BR) |
Butchery |
| Azor |
(S) |
A bird, the goshawk |
| Azores |
(P) |
Azors, Portugal |
| Azoubib |
|
Raisin seller |
| Azoulai |
(BR) |
Bllue eyes |
| Azoulay |
(BR) |
Blue eyes |
| Azous |
(BR) |
From the word Aziz
meaning the beloved |
| Azouz |
(BR) |
The Beloved |
| Azran |
|
G-d helps |
| Azria |
|
G-d supports me |
| Azriah |
|
G-d supports me |
| Azriel |
|
G-d help me |
| Azrifi |
(A) |
Very nice person |
| Azryel |
|
G-d help me |
| Azuelos |
|
Small eyes |
| Azuellos |
|
Small eyes |
| Azulai |
(BR) |
Blue eyes |
| Azulay |
(BR) |
Blue eyes |
| Azulley |
(BR) |
Blue eyes |
| Azuz |
(BR) |
The Beloved |
| Azzaria |
|
G-d saves |
| Azzarta |
|
G-d will help |
| Azzraki |
(A) |
Remembering G-D |
| Azzulai |
BR) |
Blue eyes |
| Azzullai |
(BR) |
Blue eyes |
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