- In some cultures, a
surname,
family name, or last name is the
portion of one's
personal name that
indicates one's family,
tribe or community. Practices...
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followed by two
surnames. Historically, the
first surname was the father's
first surname, and the
second the mother's
first surname. In
recent years...
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Chinese surnames are used by Han
Chinese and
Sinicized ethnic groups in China, Taiwan, Korea, Vietnam, and
among overseas Chinese communities around the...
- of
surnames of East
Asian origin, for each of
which "To" (without any
diacritical mark) is at
least an
occasional variant. Tô is a
Vietnamese surname (Chữ...
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usually the mother's
family surname(s) and the father's
family surname(s). For practicality,
usually only the last
surname (excluding prepositions) is...
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different ****anese
surnames, as
determined by
their kanji,
although many of
these are
pronounced and
romanized similarly. The top 10
surnames cover approximately...
- Kim or Gim (Hangul: 김) is the most
common surname in Korea. As of the
South Korean census of 2015,
there were 10,689,959
people by this name in South...
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outside Vietnam, is a
Vietnamese surname formerly written as 張 in Chữ Nôm. It is
derived from the very
common Chinese surname Zhang (simplified Chinese: 张;...
- (/ˈhwɑːŋ/;
traditional Chinese: 黃;
simplified Chinese: 黄) is a
Chinese surname that
originally means and
refers to jade
people were
wearing and decorating...
- Ro or Lho is also a
surname of
Korean and
other origins. The
Korean Roh (also
romanized Noh)
derives from the
Chinese surname Lu 盧/卢 or Lu 魯/鲁. Roh...
