What are some uncommon Spanish last names?
Uncommon Spanish last names
- Abarca – maker of leather shoes.
- Alcaraz – cherry.
- Barbero – beard, barber.
- Cabrera – a place of goats.
- Candella – chandler, candlemaker.
- Del Campo – the person from the field.
- Echeverria – a place Etxeberria in the Basque country.
- Escarra – left-handed.
What are all the family words in Spanish?
The following list gives basic names for family members: padre ( pah -dreh) (father) madre ( mah -dreh) (mother) hijo ( ee -Hoh) (son) hija ( ee -Hah) (daughter) hermano (ehr- mah -noh) (brother) hermana (ehr- mah -nah) (sister) yerno ( yeh r-noh) (son-in-law) nuera (noo eh -rah) (daughter-in-law) nieto (nee eh -toh) (grandson) nieta (nee eh -tah) (granddaughter)
Can You List some Spanish last names?
Garcia: A medieval personal name of an uncertain origin. Garza: A noble surname. Gomez: Common Spanish surname that hardly translates into “man.” Gallo: It literally means “rooster,” given to someone with some of the attributes associated with the rooster. Gaspar: It is from the personal name also found int Catalan, French, Hungarian and Portuguese.
What are some cool Spanish last names?
Spanish is one of the liveliest languages of all, so it’s no surprise that Spanish last names are the same. Whether you’re a writer who’s creating a hispanic character or aching for a new moniker to fit your alter ego, you’re sure to find something here that sets your soul alight. Abar. Abila. Acebo. Adriano. Aguero. Aguilar. Alameda
What are the most popular Hispanic surnames?
Smith remains the most common surname in the United States, according to a new analysis released yesterday by the Census Bureau. But for the first time, two Hispanic surnames — Garcia and Rodriguez — are among the top 10 most common in the nation, and Martinez nearly edged out Wilson for 10th place.
