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Kristel 3 year s ago
#11 Its friend of horses not lover, details makes the difference.
       
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Hal 3 year s ago
There are many versions of Smith around the world.

Kuznetsov, Panday, Ferraro, Lefevre, Kovac, Changhelk, Smed, etc.
       
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Karonhappuck 3 year s ago
López is "son of Lope".
       
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Matthias 3 year s ago
'Hildebrand' does not come from 'hill' but from 'hell' - meaning 'Höllenbrand' (hell fire)
       
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Nicole 3 year s ago
Quote: Matthias
Hildebrand

According to dictionary.com ORIGIN OF HILDEBRAND< Old Norse Hildibrandr, equivalent to hildr battle + brandr sword. EIther way bad @$$ though
       
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Lester 3 year s ago
Nicole,

no one likes a smart @$$
       
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Melvina 3 year s ago
#1 it should be mentioned that most smithes crafted nails and horse shoes, not weapons
       
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Marcus 1 year ago
I heard Clark actually comes from the word “clerk”. You’d be a pretty poor clerk if you weren’t a scribe too.
       
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Fox

This last name comes straight from the animal, the fox. It was given to people who were either particularly clever OR had red hair. The last name ‘Russell’ also comes from people who had red hair.

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