speaks volumes

>landowner
>"occupation"

ey it's my middle name

What's a sea warrior

>>212393717
my relative :)

>>212393636 (OP)
Kuznetsow? Do lot of Yuris bear this surename? How often do they own websites?

Coincidentally, this is one of like three occupational surnames used in Norwegian, the other two are Munch (monk) and Bonde/Bonden (farmer).

>>212393816
ugly bastard monk had so many kids, he spawned 1/3rd of Norway

>>212393636 (OP)
why so many smiths i don’t get it

>>212393890
>t. goldsmith

>>212393890
smiths were wealthy
so smiths fucked
so smiths passed on their names

>>212393636 (OP)
about what

>>212393882
Actually, it's a very uncommon surname, and as far as anyone knows, Edvard Munch had no children.

>>212393636 (OP)
why are smiths and millers such breeders?

>>212393966
to add to that smiths had a higher survival rate because they would often stay in the village/town and make weapons instead of actually going out there and fighting, same for their sons who would learn the craft

>>212393890
because it was a common and useful profession in every village.

>>212393636 (OP)
For me, it's The Kuznetsovs

>>212393942
my surname literally means wanderer

>>212394208
A wandering jew. I guess your parents had a sense of humor.

You're still going to hell for killing Jesus, though.

>>212393636 (OP)
>everyone has cool jobs
>dutch niggas bake cute little cakes

lmao

>>212394349
He didn't kill Jesus and I doubt that Jesus wants anyone to go to hell. Jews are the God-chosen people after all and the fact that they reclaimed their land proves it

>ferrari means smith in italian
wut?

>>212394061
More than bakers, tailors, or butchers?

>>212393717
Joao Ferreira Carvalho

>>212394055
that makes a lot of sense if you think about it
crazy

>>212394464
ironically my maternal grandfather who gave me the name Ferreira, was a butcher all his life.

>>212394432
>Jews are the God-chosen people
*were
They've been in exile for 2000 years.

>>212394507
>>212394055
Not really. A country would need a somewhat steady amount of smiths. If too many died new would take over. If there were enough already some of the smiths sons would get other jobs.
Besides you could change lastname or not have any at all back then. In Denmark we only had lastnames made mandatory and hereditary by law in the 1800s.

It's just common jobs that were a lot of. Survival rates and other nonsense weren't the deciding factors here..

>>212394659
They still are. The Holocaust is literally the same punishment as those that God used in The Old Testament against them. Remember the Exodus? Dudes were wandering around the desert for more than 40 years and God made everyone die except for their children because he wanted to punish his own people. And after the punishment they got their reward (The Promised Land). And the same happened in the previous century

>>212393636 (OP)
>kovačić
>not kovač
Please tell me it's fake
This is next level grim

>>212394760
Being God-chosen is not about being better than any other nation but by having more responsobilities before God

>>212393816
That boy is a munch

>>212394451
It doesn't, ferrari is not a job

>>212393636 (OP)
>sea warrior

>>212394451
Ferrum, ferrous, etc

>>212394815
I was going to say that I only saw people with Kovač, not the other variants.
For Slovenia it would be weird if it was Kovačevič. Kovačič sounds more likely but just Kovač is probably more common everywhere.

>>212394926
why must you lie giuseppe?

>>212394451
Portuguese Ferreira and Italian Ferrari are the equivalent to our 'Herrero' they are making reference to working with iron (Ferrum).

On the other hand I thought it would be rather "Molinero" than "Molina", your "Miller" or German "Müller"

>>212393684
tenants aren't going to throw out themselves

Ferreira is a feminine noun, Ferreiro is the masculine noun.
Being the feminine noun it's more likely the name was given to people living near or working in an iron mine (ferreira), not blacksmiths

What is the last name for neets?

>>212398384
>working in an iron mine (ferreira)
stop talking.

>>212398480
An iron mine is called ferreira.
Portuguese don't have names based on occupation.
It's more likely ferreira is a name for people living near an iron mine, like Costa is for people living in the coast, and Silva is for people living in the woods.

Name a single Portuguese family name that is based on an occupation other than this supposed ferreira (feminine noun btw).

>>212398568

>imam
absolutely cucked

>>212398619
>chatgpt
I'll bite
You don't find it strange that ALL those occupations use the masculine noun, except for ferreira?

>>212398674
no. also an iron mine is literally an iron mine. it's not called "ferreira". if anything ferreira is tied to the geography of a river. example: Ferreira do Zêzere. it's not in the dictionary.

also >>212398798
you're a schizo.