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SEPHARDIC NAMES TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH FROM
ARABIC (A), AFRICA (AF) ARAMAIC (AR),
BASQUE (BA), BERBER (B), CELTIC
(C), DUTCH
(DU), ENGLISH (E), FRENCH (F),
GERMAN (D),GREEK (G), HEBREW (H),
HEBREW BIBLICAL (HB), HEBREW TALMUD (HT), ITALIAN (I), LATIN (L),
ROMANY, SPANISH (S),
PORTUGUESE (P), PERSIAN, IRAN, FARSI, (PE) TURKISH (T), YIDDISH (Y)
NOTICE THAN MANY SEPHARDIC
SURNAMES APPEAR TO BE IN THE ARABIC LANGUAGE. THE ARABS AND MOROS ARE
GIVEN CREDIT FOR BRINGING SURNAMES AS WE KNOW THEM TO SPAIN DURING
THEIR CONQUEST.
Translations provided by GOOGLE
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Some solutions are "educated guesses". Citations not provided.
Corrections accepted.
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| Name |
Language |
Translation(s) |
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| M |
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| Maalem |
(H) |
Professor, master |
| Maarabi |
(H) |
Occidental, also a
portion of the Western Wall |
| Maca |
(P) |
Stretcher |
| Macabeo |
(H) |
Judah Macabee, hammer |
| Macana |
(P) |
Weapon used by the indigenous people of Brazil |
| Macaveo |
(H) |
Judah Macabee, hammer |
| Macedo |
(P) |
Person from Macedonia |
| Macedo |
(H) |
Apple grower |
| Machabeo |
(H) |
Judah Macabee, hammer |
| Machabeu |
(H) |
Judah Macabee, hammer
|
| Machado |
(P) |
Small axe,
hatchet, seller of axes |
| Macheto |
(P) |
Small axe, hatchet,
seller of axes |
| Machichi |
|
Agile as a cat |
| Macho |
(P) |
Male, masculine, pleat in a garment |
| Machorro |
(P) |
Barren animal |
| Machuca |
(P) |
Bruise, pound, crush |
| Machluf |
|
Successor |
| Macia |
(P) |
Soft |
| Macias |
(H) |
Messiah |
| Macnin |
(F) |
Old world finch, a
bird |
| Macon |
|
Mason |
| Macoude |
|
Happy |
| Madar |
|
The one who comes
back |
| Madar |
(H) |
Grape blossom, grape bud,
tender grape |
| Madare |
|
The one who comes back |
| Madare |
(H) |
Grape blossom, grape bud,
tender grape |
| Madeira |
(P) |
Wood, timber |
| Madona |
(S) |
Woman, Virgin Mary |
| Madrid |
(S) |
Madrid, Spain |
| Madureira |
(S) |
Where the fruits are
rippened |
| Maduro |
(P) |
Ripe, mature, mellow |
| Madzhar |
(H) |
Hungarian |
| Maestra |
(P) |
Teacher, wise, master |
| Maestri |
(P) |
Teacher, wise, master |
| Maestro |
(P) |
Teacher, wise, master |
| Magalhaes |
(P) |
Magalhaes, Portugal |
| Magdalena |
(H) |
Mary Magdalen |
| Magenta |
|
The color magenta |
| Magrab |
(A) |
Western area of North
Africa |
| Magrico |
(P) |
Foolish, thin |
| Magriso |
(P) |
Thin |
| Magrisso |
(P) |
Thin |
| Magrizo |
(P) |
Thin |
| Magro |
(P) |
Thin |
| Magyar |
(H) |
Hungarian |
| Mahadeb |
|
Hunchback |
| Mahfoda |
|
Protection |
| Mahfodha |
|
Protection |
| Mahfouta |
|
Protection |
| Maia |
(P) |
Town in northern Portugal, May day feast, flower,
chestnut picked on May day. |
| Maiestri |
(P) |
Master |
| Maimaran |
(AR) |
Water (meaning knowledge)
from the master (Rabbi) |
| Maimaran |
(A) |
Medicinal plant |
| Maimon |
(A) |
Faithful or fortunate |
| Maimoun |
(A) |
Faithful or fortunate |
| Maio |
(S) |
From Mayo, the month of
May |
| Makhir |
|
Sold, donated |
| Makhlouf |
|
The successor |
| Maklouf |
|
The successor |
| Malabar |
|
Malabar, part of
the Kingdom of Cochin in southern India |
| Malach |
(H) |
Last of the 12 minor
prophets, meaning G-d's messenger |
| Malachi |
(H) |
Last of the 12 minor
prophets, meaning G-d's messenger |
| Malachias |
(H) |
G-d,s messenger |
| Malah |
|
Angle |
| Malah |
(A) |
El Malah, Algeria |
| Malca |
(H) |
Queen |
| Malcao |
(H) |
Queen |
| Malchi |
|
Owner |
| Maldonado |
(S) |
Badly donated |
| Maleh |
|
Salt dealer |
| Malek |
|
Owner |
| Mali |
|
El Mali, Constantine |
| Maligul |
(S) |
Malaga, Spain |
| Malka |
|
Queen |
| Malkah |
|
Queen |
| Mallah |
|
Angle messenger |
| Malkhi |
|
Owner |
| Mallorcas |
(S) |
Mallorca, Spain |
| Maki |
|
Owner |
| Malmed |
|
Professor |
| Marmarao |
(AR) |
Water (meaning knowledge)
from the mater (Rabbi) |
| Marmarao |
(A) |
Medicinal plant |
| Maimran |
(AR) |
Water (meaning knowledge)
from the master (Rabbi) |
| Maimran |
(A) |
Medicinal plant |
| Maio |
(P) |
The month of May |
| Maior |
(L) |
Chief, greator, superior |
| Maioral |
(L) |
Chief, greater, superior |
| Majluf |
(A) |
Successor |
| Makan |
(A) |
Mekam, Algeria |
| Mala |
(P) |
Suitcase, leather bag. handbag, trunk |
| Malabar |
|
Kingdom of Cochin in
southern India |
| Maleh |
(A) |
Good |
| Mallorcas |
(S) |
Majorca, Spain |
| Malque |
(S) |
Malaga, Spain |
| Malqui |
(S) |
King |
| Malta |
|
Malta |
| Mamam |
(S) |
Maiman, Ourense, Spain |
| Maman |
(S) |
Maiman, Ourense, Spain |
| Mamane |
(S) |
Maiman, Ourense, Spain |
| Mammo |
(A) |
Ouled Mano des Kerarma,
Morocco |
| Mamo |
(A) |
Ouled Mano des Kerarma,
Morocco |
| Mamou |
(A) |
Ouled Mano des Kerarma,
Morocco |
| Mamouz |
|
Apple of my eye |
| Manacas |
|
Lazy |
| Manache |
(H) |
Hebrew tribal patriarch,
one of the 12 tribes of Israel, meaning forgetful |
| Manasse |
(H) |
Hebrew tribal patriarch,
one of the 12 tribes of Israel, meaning forgetful |
| Manasseh |
(H) |
Hebrew tribal patriarch,
one of the 12 tribes of Israel, meaning forgetful |
| Mandolino |
(I) |
Italian musical
instrument in the lute family |
| Manhana |
(S) |
Morning |
| Manhanas |
(S) |
Morning |
| Manhas |
(S) |
Morning |
| Mani |
(H) |
Mi-Geza Yishai; toponym
of Aliath Amani, famous Irque rabbi |
| Manni |
(H) |
See Mani |
| Manoel |
(H) |
G-d is with us |
| Manresa |
(S) |
Manresa, Spain |
| Mansano |
(S) |
Manzano, Spain |
| Mansour |
|
Winner |
| Mansoura |
(A) |
Mansura, Egypt |
| Mansur |
|
Winner |
| Mansurah |
(A) |
Mansura, Egypt |
| Mantout |
(I) |
Montova, Italy |
| Manuel |
(H) |
G-d is with us |
| Many |
(H) |
See Mani |
| Manzanol |
(S) |
Manzano, Spain |
| Manzur |
|
Winner |
| Manzurah |
(A) |
Mansura, Egypt |
| Maor |
(A) |
Cooking pot |
| Maor |
(S) |
From the word Mayor, meaning main |
| Maquedano |
(S) |
Maqueda, Spain |
| Mar |
(P) |
Sea |
| Mar (del)(dela) |
(S) |
From the sea, sailor |
| Mara |
(H) |
Sorrow |
| Marace |
(S) |
Marrache, Spain |
| Marach |
(S) |
Marrache, Spain |
| Marache |
(S) |
Marrache, Spain |
| Marachi |
(S) |
Marrache, Spain |
| Marachy |
(A) |
Marach, Syria |
| Maradji |
(S) |
Marrache, Spain |
| Maradji |
|
From the swamps |
| Maramenos |
|
Full of wrinkles |
| Marash |
(S) |
Marrache, Spain |
| Maratchi |
(S) |
Marrache, Spain |
| Maratchi |
|
From the swamps |
| Maratgi |
(S) |
Marrache, Spain |
| Maratig |
(S) |
Marrache, Spain |
| Maraxe |
(S) |
Marrache, Spain |
| Marcal |
|
Warrior |
| Marchena |
(S) |
Marchena, Spain |
| Marcheno |
(S) |
Marchena, Spain |
| Marchenna |
(S) |
Marchena, Spain |
| Marchessano |
(I) |
From Marche, Italy |
| Marchina |
(S) |
Marchena, Spain |
| Marciano |
(S) |
From Murcia Spain |
| Marco |
(P) |
Mark, boundry, mail box, landmark |
| Marco |
(H) |
Secular name for
Mordechai |
| Marcos |
|
Smith's hammer |
| Marcus |
|
Smith's hammer |
| Mardocai |
(H) |
From the Hebrew name
Mordechai |
| Mardochee |
H) |
From the Hebrew name
Mordechai |
| Mardocheo |
(H) |
From the Hebrew name
Mordechai |
| Mardoquen |
(H) |
From the Hebrew name
Mordechai |
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| Margalite |
(S) |
The Daisy flower |
| Margarido |
(S) |
The Daisy flower |
| Maria |
(H) |
From the Hebrew name
Miriam meaning beloved |
| Marinho |
(P) |
From the sea |
| Marini |
|
From the sea, maritime |
| Harino |
|
From the sea, maritime |
| Marli |
(F) |
Ales, France |
| Marouani |
(A) |
A type of tree that
smells good, name of a mountain in Egypt, Marwan, Syria |
| Marques |
(P) |
To mark, Marquis |
| Marques |
(S) |
Malaga, Spain |
| Marques |
|
See Marcos |
| Marrache |
(S) |
Marratxi, Malloca, Spain |
| Marratxt |
(S) |
Marratxi,Mallorca, Spain |
| Marsal |
|
Warrior, suited for war |
| Marseillaise |
(F) |
Marseille, France |
| Marsel |
|
Warrior |
| Marshall |
|
Military title |
| Marsiglio |
|
Marseille, France |
| Martan |
|
Small pearl |
| Martel |
(L) |
From the Latin meaning a
hammer or hammer like weapon. Grandfather of Charlemagne |
| Martelo |
(L) |
From the Latin meaning a
hamner or hammer like weapon. Grandfather of Charlemagne. |
| Marthan |
|
Small pearl |
| Marti |
|
Hostile |
| Martin |
|
Hostile |
| Martins |
|
Hostile |
| Martines |
(S) |
See Martin, hostile, son
of Martin |
| Martinez |
(S) |
See Martin, hostile, son
of Martin |
| Maruani |
(A) |
A type of tree that
smells good, name of a mountain in Egypt, Marwan, Syria |
| Mas |
(H) |
Acroynm of the Hebrew Mokher Sefarim meaning book seller. |
| Mascara |
(S)(I) |
A cosmetic applied to eye
lashes from the Spanish or Italian Mashera |
| Mascarenhas |
(P) |
Mascarenhas, Portugal |
| Mashia |
(H) |
Anointed, messiah |
| Mashiah |
(H) |
Anointed, messiah |
| Mashiya |
(H) |
Anointed, messiah |
| Masia |
(P) |
Soft |
| Masiah |
(H) |
Anointed, messiah |
| Masias |
(H) |
Anointed, messiah |
| Masijah |
(H) |
Anointed, messiah |
| Maslat(i)on |
(H) |
Asked for, prayed for |
| Maslia |
(H) |
Successful |
| Masliah |
(H) |
Successful |
| Masri |
(A) |
Money |
| Mass |
(H) |
See Mas |
| Massari |
(A) |
Money |
| Massarani |
(I) |
Massarani, Italy |
| Massarano |
(I) |
Massarani, Italy |
| Massarn |
(I) |
Massarani, Italy |
| Masshiah |
(H) |
Anointed, messiah |
| Massiah |
(H) |
Anointed, messiah |
| Massias |
(H) |
Anointed, messiah |
| Massis |
(H) |
Moses |
| Masson |
(P) |
Mason, masonic |
| Massoud |
(A) |
Happy |
| Massouda |
(A) |
Happy |
| Massri |
(A) |
Money |
| Massry |
(A) |
Money |
| Massud |
(A) |
Happy |
| Mastora |
(I) |
Wheat and rye |
| Masudia |
(A) |
Happy |
| Matalon |
(F) |
Toulon, France |
| Matana |
(H) |
Gift |
| Mataras |
|
Mattress maker |
| Mataras |
(S) |
Slay, kill |
| Mataraso |
|
Mattress maker |
| Matarasso |
|
Mattress maker |
| Matarazzo |
|
Mattress maker |
| Matathias |
(H) |
Mathew, high priest of
the temple, father of Judah Macabee |
| Matatia |
(H) |
Mathew, high priest of
the temple, father of Judah Macabee |
| Matatias |
(H) |
Mathew, high priest of
the temple, father of Judah Macabee |
| Matatya |
(H) |
Mathew, high priest of
the temple, father of Judah Macabee |
| Matcha |
(S) |
From macho meaning male |
| Matcho |
(S) |
From macho meaning male |
| Mathias |
|
Mathew, high priest of
the temple, father of Judah Macabee |
| Mstias |
|
Mathew, high priest of
the temple, father of Judah Macabee |
| Matityah |
(H) |
Mathew, high priest of
the temple, father of Judah Macabee |
| Matityahou |
(H) |
Mathew, high priest of
the temple, father of Judah Macabee |
| Mattatia |
(H) |
Mathew, high priest of
the temple, father of Judah Macabee |
| Mateo |
(P) |
Mathew, high priest of
the temple, father of Judah Macabee |
| Mateus |
(P) |
Mathew, high priest of
the temple, father of Judah Macabee |
| Mato |
|
He who lives in the woods |
| Matos |
(P) |
Woods, brushwood |
| Matoso |
|
Lives in the woods |
| Mattana |
(H) |
Gift |
| Mattanah |
(H) |
Gift |
| Matto (de) |
(P) |
From one who lives in the
woods |
| Mattoso |
|
Lives in the woods |
| Matulon |
(F) |
Toulon, France |
| Matziah |
(H) |
Successful |
| Matzliah |
(H) |
Fortunate, a city in
Israel |
| Maurao |
|
Dark or dark skinned |
| Mauri |
|
Dark or dark skinned |
| Mayer |
(L) |
Mayor |
| Maymaran |
(A) |
Water (meaning knowledge)
from the master (rabbi) |
| Maymaran |
(A) |
Medicinal plant |
| Maymarao |
(AR) |
Water (meaning knowledge)
from the master (rabbi) |
| Maymarao |
(A) |
Medicinal plant |
| Maymeran |
(AR) |
Water (meaning knowledge)
from the master (rabbi) |
| Maymeran |
(A) |
Medicinal plant |
| Maymon |
(A) |
Faithful or fortunate |
| Mayo |
(S) |
Month of May |
| Mayor |
(P) |
Big, larger |
| Mayoral |
(P) |
Manager, chief, head of an organization |
| Majorca |
(S) |
Mallorca, Spain |
| Mayorcas |
(S) |
Mallorca, Spain (Majorca) |
| Mayorkas |
(S) |
Mallorca, Spain (Majorca) |
| Mazado |
(S) |
Reunited or crumpled |
| Mazal |
(H) |
Luck |
| Mazaltarim |
(B) |
G-d draws my fate |
| Mazalbob |
(H) |
Good luck |
| Mazaltov |
(H) |
Good luck |
| Mazaltove |
(H) |
Good luck |
| Mazliach |
(H) |
Successful |
| Mazliah |
(H) |
City in Israel,
successful |
| Mazliaj |
(H) |
Successful |
| Mazouz |
(A) |
Mazouz, Algeria |
| Mazouz |
(A) |
Mazouz, Algeria |
| Mazoz |
(A) |
Mazouz, Algeria |
| Mazzus |
(A) |
Mazouz, Algeria |
| Me Afriqui |
|
African |
| Meadeb |
|
Sufferer, one who suffers |
| Mebourekh |
(A) |
Mabrouk, Egypt |
| Mecapua |
(I) |
Capua, Italy |
| Mechali |
(A) |
Armorer |
| Mechan |
(H) |
Moses |
| Mechiah |
(B) |
Anointed, Messiah |
| Mechiche |
|
Agile as a cat |
| Mechoulam |
|
Paid with money, a
salaried worker |
| Mechoulan |
|
Paid with money, a
salaried worker |
| Meckali |
(A) |
Armorer |
| Medalchi |
|
Roof of palm leaves |
| Medalha |
|
Medal |
| Medeiro |
(P) |
Grain storage yard,
strings of wheat and/or stacks of maise. |
| Medeiros |
(P) |
Grain storage yard,
strings of wheat and/or stacks of maize |
| Medico |
(L) |
Doctor |
| Medina (de) |
|
From the city, bourgeois,
holy city of Islam, city in the province of Cadiz Spain |
| Medini |
|
From the city, bourgeois,
holy city of Islam, city in the provincce of Cadiz, Spain |
| Mediomi |
(A) |
Mediouna, Magahreb |
| Medioni |
(A) |
Mediouna, Magahreb |
| Mefano |
(I) |
Fano, Italy |
| Megaides |
(A) |
An area of Tripolitania |
| Megas |
(P) |
Small mosquito |
| Megheris |
(A) |
Gheris, Tafilet, Morocco |
| Meguades |
(A) |
An area of Tripolitania |
| Megueres |
(A) |
Gheris, Tafilet, Morocco |
| Meguira |
|
Converted or Almoguerra,
Spain |
| Mehemia |
(HB) |
See Nehemia |
| Mehoudar |
|
Elegant, resplendent |
| Mehrez |
(A) |
Gheris, Tafilet, Morocco |
| Meida |
(A) |
To prize someone |
| Meir |
(H) |
Cultured, illuminated,
one who shines |
| Melamed |
(H) |
Professor, teacher |
| Meldola |
(I) |
Meldola, Italy |
| Melech |
(H) |
King |
| Meleh |
(H) |
King |
| Melendez |
|
Mendez, variation of
Menendez, From the Visigothic name Hermenegildo meaning complete
sacrifice. |
| Melhado |
(P) |
Spotted |
| Melili |
(A) |
White |
| Melk |
(H) |
King |
| Melka |
|
Perhaps from the Hebrew
word Melky meaning His Kingdom, His counselor or Malaga or owner |
| Melki |
|
Perhaps from the Hebrew
word Melky meaning His Kingdom, His counselor, or Malaga or owner |
| Mellado |
(P) |
Spotted |
| Mello |
(P) |
Derived from the city of
Melo, Portugal. Also a city in Italy.also the color Merle |
| Melloul |
(B) |
White |
| Mellul |
(B) |
White |
| Melo (de) |
(P) |
Also see Mello |
| Melon |
(P) |
Melon |
| Meloul |
(P) |
White |
| Melul |
(B) |
White |
| Memmi |
(B) |
My son |
| Memram |
(S) |
Memaran, Spain |
| Memran |
(S) |
Memaran, Spain |
| Mena |
(S) |
An area comprising parts
of Leon and Castile province Spain |
| Menace |
(H) |
Joseph's son, tribe of
Israel |
| Menache |
(H) |
Joseph's son, tribe of
Israel |
| Menachee |
(H) |
Joseph's son, tribe of
Israel |
| Menaem |
(H) |
From Menachem, the
comforter |
| Menagid |
(H) |
Opposed to Chassidism |
| Menahem |
(H) |
The comforter |
| Menahemov |
(H) |
The comforter |
| Menasche |
(H) |
Joseph's son, tribe of
Israel |
| Menasci |
(H) |
Joseph's son, tribe of
Israel |
| Menasee |
(H) |
Joseph's son, tribe of
Israel |
| Menashe |
(H) |
Joseph's son, tribe of
Israel |
| Menasse |
(H) |
Joseph's son, tribe of
Israel |
| Menda |
(S) |
Menda, Pontevedra, Spain |
| Mendes |
(P) |
Son of Mendo |
| Mendoca |
(S) |
Mendoza, Spain |
| Mendoza |
(S) |
Mendoza, Spain |
| Mendozo |
(S) |
Mendoza, Spain |
| Meniane |
(S) |
Minan, Ponteverdra, Spain |
| Menir |
(P) |
Tall stone, megalithic monument |
| Mepadova |
(I) |
Padova, Italy |
| Meran |
(I) |
Merano, Italy or Marrano
(converso) |
| Merane |
(I) |
Merano, Italy or Marrano
(converso) |
| Mercado |
(P)(S) |
Market, gathering place |
| Mercante |
|
Merchant |
| Mercanti |
|
Merchant |
| Mercurius |
(L) |
The planet mercury |
| Mergui |
|
Lives in the swamp |
| Merqui |
|
Lives in the swamp |
| Merkado |
(P)(S) |
Market |
| Merran |
(I) |
Merano, Italy |
| Mesa |
(P)(S) |
Table, altar, an isolated
geographic elevation with one or more cliff like sides, plateau like |
| Mesa (de) |
(P)(S) |
See Mesa |
| Mescani |
|
Cutlery or town folk |
| Meschoulam |
|
Having integrity |
| Mesgheni |
(B) |
Algerian |
| Meguiche |
|
Sidi, Mesrich, Algeria |
| Meir |
(B) |
Illuminated |
| Mesguini |
(B) |
Algerian |
| Meshish |
|
Agile as a cat |
| Meshoulan |
|
Having integrity |
| Meshulam |
|
Having integrity |
| Mesia |
(H) |
Messiah |
| Mesiah |
(H) |
Messiah |
| Mesias |
(H) |
Messiah |
| Mesid |
|
Happy |
| Meskel |
|
Different, or Ethiopian
holiday |
| Mesquita |
(P) |
Mosque |
| Mesquita |
(A) |
Derived from the Mesquita Aljama of Cordoba |
| Mesrati |
(A) |
Mesrata, Tripolitania |
| Messas |
|
Without salt or a
community in Loiret, France |
| Messelati |
(A) |
M'sellata,Ghanou,
Tripolitania |
| Messiah |
(H) |
Messiah |
| Messias |
(P) |
Messiah |
| Messica |
|
Dealer of Arabic gum |
| Messika |
|
Dealer of Arabic gum |
| Messod |
|
Happy |
| Messodi |
|
Happy |
| Messulam |
|
Having integrity |
| Mesteiral |
|
Artisan |
| Mesteriral |
|
Artisan |
| Mestre (da) |
|
Master |
| Metrani |
(I) |
Trani, Italy |
| Mevorach |
(B) |
Blessed |
| Mevorah |
(B) |
Blessed |
| Mexia |
|
Anointed, Messiah |
| Meyda |
(A) |
To prize someone |
| Meyer |
|
{lluminated |
| Meyir |
(B) |
Illuminated |
| Mexia |
|
Anointed, Messiah |
| Meza |
(S) |
Mesa, Spain |
| Mezaltob |
(H) |
Good luck |
| Mezerahie |
(H) |
Oriental, eastern |
| Mezrahi |
(H) |
Oriental, eastern |
| Mezraji |
(H) |
Oriental, eastern |
| Mezquita |
(A) |
Derived from the Mezquita Aljama of Cordoba |
| Miara |
(P)(S) |
To cry or scream, meow.
Miara, Spain |
| Micas |
(P) |
Nickname, shiney stone |
| Michael |
(H) |
Who is like G-d |
| Miele |
(F)(I) |
Honey vender |
| Mieli |
(F)(I) |
Honey vendor |
| Mielli |
(F)(I) |
Honey vendor |
| Mielo |
(F)(I) |
Honey vendor |
| Migliau |
(R) |
Milhaut, France |
| Miguel |
(H)(P) |
Michael from the Hebrew,
who is like G-d |
| Mihael |
(H) |
Who is like G-d? |
| Mikael |
(H) |
Who is like G-d? |
| Mikhail |
(H) |
Who is like G-d |
| Milani |
(I) |
Milan, Italy |
| Milano |
(I) |
Milan, Italy |
| Milao |
(I) |
Milan, Italy |
| Milfano |
(I) |
Fano, Italy |
| Milhado |
(P) |
Spotted |
| Mili |
(A) |
White |
| Millara |
(S) |
Lara, Spain |
| Millares |
(P) |
Thousand, millenary |
| Millul |
(A) |
White |
| Milul |
(A) |
White |
| Mimim |
(A)(H) |
Happy, from the Arabic
word Mimouna meaning good luck. A holiday celebrated the day after
Passover |
| Mimon |
(A)(H) |
Happy, from the Arabic
word Mimouna meaning good luck. A holiday celebrated the day after
Passover |
| Mimoun |
(A)(H) |
Happy, from the Arabic
word Mimouna meaning good luck A holiday celebrated the day after
Passover |
| Mimouni |
(A)(H) |
Happy, from the Arabic
word Mimouna meaning good luck A holiday celebrated the day after
Passover |
| Mimran |
(S) |
Miamaran, Spain |
| Minhos |
(P) |
Minho, Portugal |
| Minian |
(S) |
Minan, Spain |
| Miniun |
(S) |
Minan, Spain |
| Mira |
(P) |
To look, sight, aim, purpose, mathematical insturment |
| Miranda |
(L) |
Numerous cities in Spain
and Portugal named Miranda, The largest may be Mjranda de Ebro, Spain.
From the Latin, overlook. |
| Miranda (de) |
(L) |
See Miranda |
| Miro |
(S) |
One who sees |
| Misan |
(I) |
Misano, Italy |
| Misano |
(I) |
Misano, Italy |
| Misbah |
(A) |
Lamp |
| Miserachi |
(H) |
Levantine, Jews of the
eastern Mediterranean |
| Misrachi |
(H) |
Levantine, Jews of the
eastern Mediterranean |
| Misrahi |
(H) |
Levantine, Jews of the
eastern Mediterranean |
| Misrahis |
(H) |
Levantine, Jews of the
eastern Mediterranean |
| Misraje |
(H) |
Levantine, Jews of the
eastern Mediterranean |
| Misraji |
(H) |
Levantine, Jews of the
eastern Mediterranean |
| Mistral |
(P) |
A northern, violent and dry wind in the Mediterranean |
| Mitrani |
(I) |
Trani, Italy |
| Miyara |
(S) |
Miara, Spain |
| Mizan |
(I) |
Misano, Italy |
| Mizrachi |
(H) |
Levantine, Jews of the
eastern Mediterranean |
| Mizrahi |
(H) |
Levantine, Jews of the
eastern Mediterranean |
| Mizrahy |
(H) |
Levantine, Jews of the
eastern Mediterranean |
| Mizraji |
(H) |
Levantine, Jews of the
eastern Mediterranean |
| Mizraki |
(H) |
Levantine, Jews of the
eastern Meditterranean |
| Mizreb |
(B) |
White |
| Mlili |
(A) |
White |
| |
|
|
| Moati |
|
Offered for Him |
| Moatti |
|
Offered for Him |
| Moatty |
|
Offered for Him |
| Moaty |
|
Offered for Him |
| Mocadt |
(A) |
See Mocatta |
| Mocat |
(A) |
See Mocatta |
| Mocata |
(A) |
See Mocatta |
| Mocate |
(A) |
See Mocatta |
| Mocatel |
(A) |
See Mocatta |
| Mocater |
(A) |
See Mocatta |
| Mocatta |
(A) |
Champion, Fortress, a
river Waddy Mokatta or mason |
| Mocatto |
(A) |
See Mocatta |
| Mocatyle |
(A) |
See Mocatta |
| Moche |
(H) |
Moses |
| Modena (da) |
(I) |
Modena, Italy |
| Modiano |
(I) |
Modena, Italy |
| Modigliani |
(I) |
Modigliana, Italy |
| Modigliano |
(I) |
Modigliana, Italy |
| Modon |
(G) |
Modon, Greece
|
| Modona |
(G) |
Modon, Greece |
| Moeda |
(P) |
Coin |
| Moel |
(H) |
From the word mohel, circumciser |
| Mogadouro |
(P) |
City in the north of Portugal |
| Mograbi |
(A) |
Western region of North
Africa |
| Moghrabi |
(A) |
Western region of North
Africa |
| Moha |
|
Intelligent |
| Mois |
(H) |
Moses |
| Moise |
(H) |
Moses |
| Moises |
(H) |
Moses |
| Moissis |
(H) |
Moses |
| Mokata |
(A) |
See Mocatta |
| Molcho |
(H) |
From the Hebrew word
Melekh meaning King |
| Molco |
(H) |
From the Hebrew word
Melekh meaning King |
| Molfo |
(H) |
fFom the Hebrew word
Melekh meaning King |
| Molgo |
(H) |
From the Hebrew word
Melekh meaning King |
| Molho |
(H) |
From the Hebrew word
Melekh meaning King |
| Molhoff |
(H) |
From the Hebrew word
Melekh meaning King |
| Molhov |
(H) |
From the Hebrew word
Melekh meaning King |
| Molina |
(P) |
Fabric from Aragon |
| Molina |
(S) |
Miller, one who came from
a mill |
| Molinas |
(S) |
Miller, one who came from
a mill |
| Moljo |
(H) |
From the Hebrew word
Melekh meaning King |
| Molko |
(H) |
From the Hebrew
word Melekh meaning King |
| Molkhou |
(H) |
From the Hebrew word
Melekh meaning King |
| Molson |
(S) |
Monzon, Spain |
| Momigliano |
(F) |
Montmelian, France |
| Monco |
(P) |
Humor, protruding parts of a rooster's head |
| Moneda |
(S) |
Money |
| Monforte |
(P) |
Name of City in Portugal
and Italy |
| Mongo |
|
Monk |
| Monsanto |
(P) |
Sacred hill, city in Portugal |
| Monsanto |
(S) |
Holy mountain |
| Montalti |
(S) |
High mountain |
| Montalto |
(S) |
High mountain |
| Montanha |
(P) |
Mountaineer |
| Montanhes |
(P) |
Mountaineer |
| Montanjees |
(P) |
Mountaineer |
| Montarroyo |
(S) |
Intermittent mountain
stream |
| Montblanch |
(S) |
Montblanch, Spain |
| Monte |
(P) |
Hill or Mounatain |
| Monte (del) |
(S) |
From the mountain,
mountaineer |
| Montearroyo |
(S) |
Intermittent mountain
stream |
| Monteflor |
(P) |
Flower hill, town in Portugal |
| Monteforte |
(P) |
Strong hill, town in Portugal |
| Monteira |
(S) |
Hunting area guard |
| Monterreal |
(P) |
Royal hill, town in Portugal |
| Monteverde |
(P) |
Green hill, town in Portugal |
| Montezinhos |
(P) |
Small hills, town in Portugal |
| Montpao |
(P) |
Bradhill |
| Mor |
(S) |
Master |
| Mor Jose |
(S) |
Master Joseph |
| Moraes |
(P) |
Place of residency |
| Morao |
(P) |
Moor |
| Moreira |
(P) |
Mulberry tree |
| Moreno |
(P) |
Brunette, darker |
| Morisco |
(P) |
Moorish |
| Mora (de) |
(S) |
Mora, Toledo, Spain |
| Morabia |
|
Moravia, a Slavic state
east of the Czech Republic |
| Moraes |
(P) |
Moraes, Portugal |
| Morais |
(P) |
Moraes, Portugal |
| Morales |
(S) |
From the walls |
| Morali |
(S) |
Murala, Spain |
| Morato |
(S) |
From the Spainish word
moreno meaning brown |
| Moravia |
|
A Slavic state east of
the Czech Republic |
| Mordakhai |
(H) |
From the Hebrew biblical
character Mordechai |
| Mordavi |
(H) |
From the Hebrew biblical
character Mordechai |
| Mordavy |
(H) |
From the Hebrew biblical
character Mordechai |
| Mordechai |
(H) |
From the Hebrew biblical
character Mordechai |
| Mordehai |
(H) |
From the Hebrew biblical
character Mordechai |
| Mordehat |
(H) |
From the Hebrew biblical
character Mordechai |
| Mordohay |
(H) |
From the Hebrew biblical
character Mordechai |
| Moreinis |
(S) |
Bark in color, brunet,
blackberry |
| Morena |
(S) |
Dark in color, brunet,
blackberry |
| Moreno |
(S) |
Dark in color, brunet,
blackberry |
| Morenos |
(S) |
Dark in color, brunet,
blackberry |
| Morenu |
(S) |
Dark in color, brunet,
blackberry |
| Moreschi |
|
With Moorish ways |
| Moresco |
|
With Moorish ways |
| Moro |
(P) |
Moor |
| Moro (del) |
(P) |
Mouro, a river and city
of Portugal |
| Mornas |
(F) |
Mornas, Vaucluse, France |
| Morno |
(F) |
Mornas, Vaucluse, France |
| Moron |
(S) |
Moron de la Frontera,
Spain |
| Mopourgo |
|
Marburg, Slovenia |
| Morpurgo |
|
Marburg, Slovenia |
| Morro |
(P) |
Mountain, die |
| Mortara |
(I) |
Mortara, Italy |
| Morteira |
(P) |
Cannon, mortar, name of town |
| Moryusef |
|
Sir Joseph |
| Moryussef |
|
Sir Joseph |
| Moryyoussef |
|
Sir Joseph |
| Moscato |
(P) |
Fly |
| Mose |
(H) |
Moses |
| Moshe |
(H) |
Moses |
| Mosquita |
(P) |
Female mosquito |
| Mossafer |
|
Inn keeper |
| Mosse |
(H) |
Moses |
| Mosser |
|
Determined |
| Mota |
(P) |
Elevation to stop flooding, soil around tree trunks
to protect from weather |
| Motta (de la) |
(P) |
Quinta da Motta, Portugal |
| Motta Veiga |
(P) |
Tilled plain, level country |
| Mougrabi |
(A) |
Western region of North
Africa |
| Mouli |
|
Master |
| Moulia |
|
Master |
| Moulis |
|
Master |
| Mouly |
|
Master |
| Moully |
|
Master |
| Moura |
(P) |
Moura, Portugal |
| Mourao |
(P) |
Mourao, Portugal |
| Mourisco |
|
In the Moorish way |
| Mousafir |
(A) |
Traveler or innkeeper |
| Moussa |
(H) |
Moses |
| Moussafia |
|
Sabbath prayer or from
the Hebrew word Musa meaning drawn from the water |
| Moussafir |
(A) |
Traveler or innkeeper |
| Moussatche |
(H) |
Follower of Moses |
| Moussatti |
(H) |
Follower of Moses |
| Mouyal |
(S) |
Moya, Spain |
| Mouzinho |
|
Chaplain |
| Moya |
(S) |
Moya, Spain |
| Moyal |
(S) |
Moya, Spain |
| Moyse |
(M) |
Moses |
| Mreine |
|
Coral |
| Mrejen |
|
Coral |
| Mrijan |
|
Coral |
| Muca |
(H) |
Moses from the Hebrew
word Musa meaning drawn from the water |
| Mudur(r)a |
(P) |
To move |
| Muggia |
(I) |
Muggia, Italy |
| Mugrab |
(A) |
Western region of North
Africa |
| Munir |
(P) |
To provide |
| Murca |
(S) |
Murcia, Spain |
| Murcian |
(S) |
Murcia, Spain |
| Murciano |
(S) |
Murcia, Spain |
| Musa |
(P) |
Inspiration, muse |
| Musa (Ibn) |
(A) |
Son of Moses |
| Musafia |
|
Sabbath prayer or from
the Hebrew word Musa meaning drawn from the water |
| Musafiga |
|
Sabbath prayer or from
the Hebrew word Musa meaning drawn from the water |
| Musafir |
(A) |
Traveler or innkeeper |
| Musaphia |
|
Sabbath prayer or from
the Hebrew word Musa meaning drawn from the water |
| Musatchi |
(H) |
Follower of Moses |
| Museri |
|
Determined |
| Mussache |
(H) |
Follower of Moses |
| Mussafia |
|
Sabbath prayer or from
the Hebrew word Musa meaning drawn from the wateer |
| Mussafir |
(A) |
Traveler or innkeeper |
| Mussaphia |
|
Sabbath prayer or from
the Hebrew word Musa meaning drawn from the water |
| Mussatche |
(H) |
Follower of Moses |
| Muyal |
(S) |
Moya, Spain |
| Muyal |
|
Father in law |
| Myara |
|
Benefit, profit |
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