Classify spanish tennis player

[Ibericus]

Daniel Gimeno-Traver, from Valencia.

http://i.imgur.com/axyxiba.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/Z3ARO7k.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/7tEpl50.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/JG2XWgw.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/eXyV888.jpg

[Austo]

Nordid with a little CM

[Saruman]

Pred. Nordid (Atlantid inspired) with Cromagnid influences.

[Cristiano viejo]

Keltic Nordic for sure.

[guyinsf]

Is Traver a Spanish surname?

[Cristiano viejo]

Is Traver a Spanish surname?

Of course, from Catalonia.

[Sikeliot]

Keltic-Nordid. I don't care where he is from, he's a Keltic-Nordid.

[Comte Arnau]

2nd pic it's Alex Delarge gone blond. :D


Is Traver a Spanish surname?

It's a Catalan surname.

[Ibericus]

Is Traver a Spanish surname?
Yes it's spanish, specifically Valencian/Catalan from the area of Castellón

[aherne]

Aryan with minor Iberian mix. Good looking, as expected from the mix...

[guyinsf]

Of course, from Catalonia.

"Of course"? I didn't know that was an obvious Spanish last name. sorry.

[Cristiano viejo]

"Of course"? I didn't know that was an obvious Spanish last name. sorry.

You didn´t but I am Spaniard, I know it :thumb001:

[Ibericus]

Search here :

http://worldnames.publicprofiler.org/Default.aspx

[safinator]

Nordid + CM

[tEhSaint]

Nordo-Cromagnid with a vague and rather minor Atlantid undertone.

[Kalimtari]

very Spanish features + can fit in Britain

[oh-nahhh]

Atlanto-Nordid mixed with tiny bit of Baskid.

[Geist]

Atlanto-Nordid+CM

[Midori]

Nordid/CM mix with some dinarisation involved.

[robertsmith]

pass as Brit

[Tietar]

Is Traver a Spanish surname?

hahahaha

[Ctwentysevenj]

Nordid

[Cristiano viejo]

Opinions?

[TheMaestro]

Reminds me a bit of Fassbender.

[TheGoodGuy]

Looks what he is Typical Spaniard :p

[Cristiano viejo]

Looks what he is Typical Spaniard :p

Who said he was? you jealous because you got off the tree in the Amazonas and finally saw a white?

[TheGoodGuy]

Who said he was? you jealous because you got off the tree in the Amazonas and finally saw a white?

I was just kidding, I've been lurking on theapricity for years and I always laughed at your and heather's post (she's banned now) but I like how you protect Spanish/Portuguese (Iberian culture) in general.

[TheGoodGuy]

I was just kidding, I've been lurking on theapricity for years and I always laughed at your and heather's post (she's banned now) but I like how you protect Spanish/Portuguese (Iberian culture) in general.

I'm actually biracial (a very light skinned one) like most of us 3rd world people. But, since I love the European culture in general I come here to see amazing things!

[Gallop]

Daniel Gimeno Traver

Gimeno

https://www.tiendaheraldica.com/escudo.php?i=OTYyNDA=

Patronymic surname derived from the proper name Ximeno. It comes from the medieval Castilian name Xemeno or Ximeno, of uncertain origin. According to some authors, it would have a pre-Roman Hispanic origin, and, according to others, it could be a variant of the Hebrew Shimeon. Regarding the spellings Jimeno-Gimeno, the form -J- is etymologically more correct, since in the Middle Ages it was written Ximeno and the initial -x- was transcribed as -j- in modern Spanish. Note however, that the surname Gimeno is much more frequent than Jimeno.

Its first ancestral home can be established in Valladolid, specifically in the town of Medina del Campo. It is evident that it is a Castilian surname although later, it was spreading throughout the Peninsula. It had different solar houses in Aragon; in the city of Valladolid; in Villaverde de Medina (Valladolid); in Briones (La Rioja), and in the town of Labastida, of the Brotherhood of Tierras del Conde (Álava).

In the Kingdom of Valencia, in times of repopulation, the surname is registered with the spelling Eximeno, Eiximeno and Ximeno.


Traver

https://descargas.heraldicafamiliar.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Traver-239x324.jpg

Old surname of Catalan origin, infrequent and registered mainly in the province of Castellón; other notable family entries are registered in the provinces of Barcelona and Valencia, and smaller ones in the provinces of Madrid, Tarragona, Lérida,...

[samario]

Typical Spaniard.

[Cristiano viejo]

Typical Spaniard.

More typical than your "British" architecture in Colombia, for sure :thumb001:

[samario]

More typical than your "British" architecture in Colombia, for sure :thumb001:

Not really. British architecture is more abundant in Bogota than this sort of tennis players will ever be in Spain.

[Cristiano viejo]

Not really. British architecture is more abundant in Bogota than this sort of tennis players will ever be in Spain.

hahahaha

[Urbanuss]

Aryan with minor Iberian mix. Good looking, as expected from the mix...

wtf is aryan xd, i´ve seen you saying that so many times but i still dont understand what you mean

[Urbanuss]

Nordo-CM

Here in Brazil he is the stereotype of Galician for some people.

[Urbanuss]

Is Traver a Spanish surname?

Yes, its Catalan, a lot of Catalan surnames sounds outside from spain (Like Gombau, Gasol, Boix, Piquet or Llobet).