- ibn al-Ash'ath (fl. 874 AD), the
founder of
Qarmatian Isma'ilism, was
surnamed "Qarmat", an
Aramaic word
which probably meant "red-e****" or "short-legged"...
- ****anese
surnames (姓, sei), as
determined by
their kanji,
although many of
these are
pronounced and
romanized similarly. Conversely, some
surnames written...
- 1978
would be
surnamed "Echepare" and his children, "Etxepare". This
policy even
changed the
usual pronunciation of some
Basque surnames. For instance...
- the Li
surname on
their favoured people.
Other Li-
surnamed dynasties include Liang,
Western Xia, and Shun. All told,
there have been 64 Li-
surnamed emperors...
- most
common surnames by continent: List of most
common surnames in Asia List of most
common surnames in
Europe List of most
common surnames in
North America...
-
surname.
Around the
Yangtze River, any
Jiuli (九黎)
people got
surname Li (黎) as a
tribal name. In
Ancient China,
descendants of
Shaohao were
surnamed Li...
-
nicknamed "The Hooch"
Hooch (
surname), a list of
fictional characters surnamed Hooch De Hooch, a list of
Dutch painters surnamed de
Hooch Brad
Daugherty (basketball)...
- This is a list of
Korean surnames, in
hangul alphabetical order. The most
common Korean surname (particularly in
South Korea) is Kim (김),
followed by Lee...
-
Smith is an
occupational surname originating in England. It is the most
prevalent surname in the
United Kingdom, the
United States, Australia, Canada,...
-
family surname and the father's
family surname (rarely only one
surname,
sometimes more than two). For practicality,
usually only the last
surname (excluding...
