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Possibly Georgia (former Soviet republic; Tbilisi, not Atlanta).

The word "chinchari" means "stinging nettle" (a kind of plant) in Georgian. If this is where the Chinchar name came from, it would therefore be equivalent to the English name "Nettles".

"Chinchar" also means "to bother" or "to pester" in Spanish, though I find it very hard to imagine how this could have turned into a family name in Spain or any other Spanish-speaking country.

If "Chinchar" did come from ex-Soviet Georgia, the original form would probably have been Chincharadze or Chincharashvili (both of these names occur in Georgia today).

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5y ago

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