How common/rare is your surname?

[rein]

Uncommon.

[Chaos One]

Very uncommon even in Italy the first one (only in Lombardia, specially Milano, Cremona and Pavia). The second one is...somewhat uncommon in Brazil, but it seems more common at other countries (but not that much).

[dperucca]

My maiden name is relatively uncommon. Very famous though. My married name is super common and much easier for most Americans to pronounce so I chose it instead lol

[Richmondbread]

My name is Haufe, and it is slightly less common in Germany.

[Nazarene]

In Iraq it's quite rare, I believe we were the only Christian familes with our surname in our city

[Bandesha]

my surname is very rare, many bandesha now call themself chatta and dhaliwal due to mixing with other tribes/castes and many non bandesha chatta and dhaliwal call them self bandseha still only maximum 15000 with bandesha surname in 1.7 billion south asian people left

[catgeorge]

Uncommon only appears in Greece. Non existent in New World.

[Marinus]

It's extremely rare, it's a double barrelled family name made up of one classic yet uncommon surname, and another which by itself is already very rare. Whilst both of the paternal lines that compose that name can be traced back centuries, only my close family members have it double barrelled, and for these reasons I'm fiercely protective of our name.