I'm pretty sure it's the country of orgin or long past occupations. (i.e. Jack Black: the last name "black" could have ment a family member was a blacksmith long ago)
It is impossible to know who "first" had any particular name. Most last names originated from the occupation an ancestor had. First names originate from too many sources to list.
Greek names originate from the Mediterranean area, popular ones are Helen, Jason, and Alexander.
Lizardo or Lisardo, are Spanish last names.
Flip-Flops most definatley originate from china as that is where everthing comes from
A hebrew and arabic names like kaylea or kaela in welsh that means "crown of lurarels"
Names originate from everywhere on Earth that there are people.
long time ago
It is impossible to know who "first" had any particular name. Most last names originated from the occupation an ancestor had. First names originate from too many sources to list.
Greek names originate from the Mediterranean area, popular ones are Helen, Jason, and Alexander.
Sorry, the House of Names website has no listing...
Lizardo or Lisardo, are Spanish last names.
Most rivers do not originate in India
Not all Italian names are exactly the equivalent of their Latin origin. Most names, such as Giuseppe, originate from a name ending in 'ino' or 'ina'. Beppe meaning 'shall add' is sometimes used as a nickname for Giuseppe.
Many names originate from geography; if you were from the woods, you may be named Wood. Perhaps Hill originated from ancestors who lived near a hill.
All names (surname or other) originated from Old France.
Africa
Yes. It most likely comes from Svensson and had been changed when/if your ancestors moved to another country. the W sounds like V in swedish and most swedish names end in sson, danish last names end in sen and norwegian in son or ssen.