Some surnames begin with the word "de," as in "de Vaca" or "de Castilla."
The word "de" means "of" or "from" in many Latin-derived languages. In a name it can mean that an ancestor was "from" or otherwise associated with a place, or was honored by being given a title related to that place.
In some Hispanic communities, "de" is also used to identify the surname of a woman's husband, or of a child's father.
It is of Italian or Spanish origin. It is more likely Italian because it has the name '' de'' before the name '' Nino''
'My surname' in French is: "mon nom de famille"
Belgium
it means country
Surname comes after their given name.
The de Alejandro surname originates from Spain or Italy.
It is of Italian or Spanish origin. It is more likely Italian because it has the name '' de'' before the name '' Nino''
'My surname' in French is: "mon nom de famille"
The Irish version of the surname Burke is "de Búrca."
irish
Belgium
de Fréine
Some French surnames use 'de'. This is often the case for surnames of families coming from what was nobility in the past, where the surname was often 'de' followed by a placename.
Wojtyla was his surname
Since "de Angelis" means "of the angles" or "from the angles" it is much more likely to be used as a name for a Christian Catholic family than for a Jewish family.AnswerI strongly disagree. The surname DE ANGELIS is a Jewish surname. My grandmother's surname was De Angelis. De Angelis was originally "DE MALACH". This surname is also common amongst Catholics but bear in mind that they are certainly the descendents of forcibly/ not forcibly converted Jews of Italy.
de Paor
it means country