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German: probably an altered spelling of Herriger, variant of Herrig
The surname Fausey is possibly an Americanized spelling originating from Swiss German Fasi, from a pet form of Gervasius. The name is an altered spelling of Swiss German Fausi, which is a nickname for a prankster.
The name Escue is believed to come from the United Kingdom and might be an altered spelling of the name Askew. This name is most common in Britain.
Irish (Ulster): reduced Anglicized form of Gaelic Ó Catháin 'descendant of Cathán' (see O'Kane). Compare Keane.Scottish: reduced form of McKean.Jewish (Ashkenazic): altered spelling of Cohen.Jewish (eastern Ashkenazic): variant spelling of Kanne.Probably also an Americanized spelling of German Köhn (see Kohn).Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4*information taken from Ancestry.com surname search
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Leopold is from the Germanic "leud" meaning "people" and "bald" meaning "bold". The spelling of the name was altered due to the similarities with the Latin "leo" meaning "lion". It was a common name in German Royalty.
The correct spelling is "hallucination" (imagined or altered perception of reality).
German: probably an altered spelling of Herriger, variant of Herrig
The name Micallef is thought to be an altered spelling of the Bulgarian surname Mihalev.
According to the website linked below, it may be an altered spelling of the German last name Wiesner.
The likely word is "idiom" (a colloquial or altered use of words, which is related to slang).
The spelling "Chang" is a Chinese surname.The similar common word is change (to alter, an alteration, or money returned in a transaction).
The spelling of Vanessa in Dutch is "Vanessa." The name is not typically translated or altered in Dutch, so it remains the same as its English spelling.
The surname Fausey is possibly an Americanized spelling originating from Swiss German Fasi, from a pet form of Gervasius. The name is an altered spelling of Swiss German Fausi, which is a nickname for a prankster.
The name Escue is believed to come from the United Kingdom and might be an altered spelling of the name Askew. This name is most common in Britain.
From 2004, Paramore didn't have a name and they decided on the name "Paramour" which means "secret lover" but altered the spelling.
There are a few possible related words:independent - (adjective) free from control or oversightindependents - (plural noun) voters not aligned with a political partyindependence - (noun) freedom, self-determination