What does your Surname mean?

[auzman466]

Meaning: Fire and "son of Hugh"
Region of origin: Ireland, Wales
Hell yeah.

[Ad Bot]

[Skull Candy]

Mine comes from a Spanish word that means "frying pan". No joke.

Surname: Speck

German for bacon.

THANK YOU ANCESTORS

cook me

[ShadowYoshi294]

cook me

Gladly. Bacon FTW.

[Titanium Man]

titanium man sounds cool

[Elecro]

so what does davis mean?

[ShadowYoshi294]

so what does davis mean?

"The Son of David". I guess there was a David in your family tree.

[Elecro]

so there's nothing special about my surname? :(

[Cool Boi]

Because I am a superhero cthulu.

[auzman466]

Because I am a superhero cthulu.

titanium man sounds cool

please be joking

[Mounds Bar]

(Origin Scottish Locality). A burn, in Scotland, is a small stream, the same as Bourne. Biorn, in the Danish and Swedish, signifies a bear, figuratively, a ferocious, valiant man.
Source: An Etymological Dictionary of Family and Christian Names With an Essay on their Derivation and Import; Arthur, William, M.A.; New York, NY: Sheldon, Blake, Bleeker & CO., 1857.

My name isn't even Irish yet I'm 50%.

Madness.

[Nonnel]

My surname is Cramer...

[Cybersix]

My surname is Cramer...
Which apparently means Grocer.
Good Job ancestors -_-

This, but spelled "Kraemer"

The forgeted thing is my name is C. Kraemer, and I was called Cosmo a lot as a kid

[Evar678]

I have one of the most common last names, with an almost certainly Unique first name.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smith_(surname)
Interestingly enough I'm black and my last name is smith
Must be a blacksmith!

[Dissolve]

;~;

I feel you, My last name means buttons.

[Jairo]

raven