Classify Spanish actress Lucia Jimenez

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Isn't Jimenez a gypsy surname?
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Isn't Jimenez a gypsy surname?

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Isn't Jimenez a gypsy surname?
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No man. Spanish Gypsies adopt Castilian or other Spanish surnames. There may be Castilian surnames that have been more successful among gypsies and are repeated or more frequent in the gypsy ethnic group but are Spanish surnames adopted by the gypsies of Spain.

Jiménez (last name)
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Jiménez, or Giménez, or Ximénez, is a Spanish patronymic surname that means son of Jimeno, also Gimeno or Ximeno. It is a very common surname in Spain and America.

Its oldest entry in the form Xemeniz is dated in the year 1035 in Eslonza, 1 also registered as Chemenez in 1182, as Ixemenonis in 1024 and Eximenonis in 1059.

As for the name Jimeno, his first entry was found in his female form Scemena, also in Eslonza in 929, Scemeno in 972, Sçimeno in 1063, Semeno in 1065, Simeno in 1072, Ximeno in 11064 and Chemena in 1175.5

Figure number 11 among the most frequent surnames in Spain, has its highest concentration in the region of Andalusia.

Origin
Its origin is discussed, it is usually accepted that it comes from Ximeone, Simon's patronymic.

Taking into account the forms Eximenonis and Ixemenones Jurate Rosales has proposed a Baltic origin, interpreting it as composed of asčiai and (ge) mones, which would mean 'men of the coast', the first is the term by which they were called the Baltics, which They would have arrived in Spain with the Goths. It may be a cognate of the Lithuanian surname Simonis

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim%C3%A9nez_(apellido)

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Looks like a Turkish actress, and can easily pass there.

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Looks West Asian

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