What is the meaning of your surname?
What country is it from?

The ancient Germanic origins of my surname is that it means “famous spear”. As it was adopted by Normans it morphed into “son of Roger”. The Normans brought it to England where it is now known as an English surname. It is common in the US, Canada, and the UK

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German for Tree

>>212978902
Your email address should be Baumdotcom@gmail.com haha

Belarusian origin
means shepherd (probably, never bothered to check)

>>212978877 (OP)
Made up name that sounds Irish to not get discriminated against as a 19th century Italian immigrant.

>>212978877 (OP)
wolf

Unkown, basque origin but now is predominant in Catalonia/Aragon, it's very rare and sounds like a mix of Latin and proto-basque. Can't say more because we are 60 and 40 of us are on my smallish hometown

>>212978877 (OP)
Danish

>Common Palatine German place name
>Great-great Grandfather anglicized it to Common English Placename during WW1
Boring

>>212978877 (OP)
Norman origin

Generic Yugotard last name. Not even exclusive to Serbs

Georgian.
>drunkard / wine-lover

>>212978877 (OP)
rock

Guess my surname

>>212978877 (OP)
both portuguese
one means broken lands and the other immortal/divine

>>212978877 (OP)
>probably denoting either a cautious or a skillful person, or a seducer.

>>212978877 (OP)
visigothic adaptation meaning man or warrior.

German compound word for a type of tree and a rich person / landowner