There sure is!! Lucky for you I just visited a few of the sites this afternoon. Here ya go (this one helped me out the most, the other ones you had to pay for, yuck!!): http://www.traceit.com/origin_began.html
Usually Polish.
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The ending -ski or -sky is Slavonic, generally either Russian or Polish. Note that many Germans and Austrians have or had Slav family names.
yes they are kulin(topmost) kshatriya in bengali community.
For given (first) names, you can look at the sites for BABY NAMES, which will show variants and meanings. For surnames (last names, family names), you can consult the various GENEALOGY sites, which list family trees and countries of origin. (see the list pages at the related link)
Jewish surnames may be of almost any origin, including Germanic.
like many European surnames, (O', de, ...son, Mc, etc.) Mac meant you were from the family of. MacDonald is definitely a Scottish family name.
Usually Polish.
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The study of the use, origin, and history of proper names is generally referred to as onomastics, or onomatology. The study of personal names (including surnames) is referred to as anthroponymy.
http://www.searchforancestors.com/surnames/origin/
The ending -ski or -sky is Slavonic, generally either Russian or Polish. Note that many Germans and Austrians have or had Slav family names.
moto does mean origin i.e. matsumoto originally form the pines Japanese peasants never had surnames prior to the meiji restoration so they were given surnames in relation to where they lived
The surnames Lynn, Lee, Lane, and Young have independent origins in Asia and in Europe. Some families have those surnames because of their European origin and some have it because of their Asian origin, along with the way Asian names were mangled and written by Caucasians in America
Like many surnames, their is more than one ethnic origin. Bradley is an Anglicisation of the Irish Gaelic name O'Brolachán. But Bradley is also an English name of English origin. You would have to know the family history to know if the name in question was of Irish or English origin.
yes they are kulin(topmost) kshatriya in bengali community.
| Origin of garcia, Meaning of garcia Origin: Te origin of this name is not clear. Someone says it?s from the Celtic word 'Wars' who means boy. Others says came from basque origin because of the sound '?a'. In Spain is one of the most popular names and a lot of people has this name so it?s so dificult to link one to other. Surnames: Garcia Submitted by: Fernando del Campo Garc Origin of garcia, Meaning of garcia Origin: from the suname Garcea meaning ( Bear ) Surnames: GARCIA Submitted by: Gilbert Garcia - Spanish / French Origin of garcia, Meaning of garcia Origin: spanish orgin, meaning: like a fox Surnames: garcia |}