No. There is a distinction between the fixed surnames that 99% of Welsh people use today, like Evans or Davies; and the so-called patronymics, where in Welsh you would use "ap" in combination with the father's first name Only a few Welsh surnames have retained the 'ap', as in the surname 'Upjohn"; later, more often an 's' was added, leading to surnames like Roberts (short for Robert's child). A Welsh girl by the way would never use 'ap', since it means 'son of'.Furthermore, you don't add ap to a surname, but to the father's first name. If that father were called e.g. James Davies, the son would then be called John ap James and not John ap Davies. For a daughter, ap would become ferch and Mary Davies would become 'Mary ferch James'.
The root "ap" is derived from Latin and means "to" or "towards." It is commonly used in words like approach, append, and approval.
"Ichihara" is a Japanese surname that can be translated to "first field" or "market field". It is a common surname in Japan.
The surname can be translated to mean "Leader in Victory"
The prefix ap- mean to or toward. One word with this prefix is appetite.
Ap is Welsh and is equivalent to the Mc in Scotland or the O' in Ireland. It means son of. In some cases the ap became part of the following name eg Price is a corruption of ap Rees and Bevan is a corruption of ap Evan.
AM AP means in the morning before eating.
Kavali is the surname of two castes in the state of AP 1) Kapu Naiuds 2) Brahmins.
kodavali is a surname in kammas/Chowdharys community
Padmashali
Raju
kammas
scheduled tribes
chowdary
There is no specific case in AP ("Associated Press") with the surname Ganne. AP reports on various news stories and events but does not focus on individual cases based on surnames.
Padmasali . . . .
Kapu , Balija Naidu