The Origin of your Surname

[Anglojew]

Mine is a typical German-Jewish name

[SexyLionMan]

Historians have connected my Kang clan to the Kangju who were Iranian Sogdians the same stock as Roxana Wife of Alexander the Great. Plus, neighbours to the White Huns and Ashina Wusun Sakas how interesting?

[RenaRyuguu]

Mine seems to originate from what people used to do in that Slovak town so mine originates from the Slovak word for stein which is a large earthenware beer mug or just stone. I feel like it's the beer mug thing because it's not a direct Czech word for stone which means that my family used to make beer lol

[bc76]

Probably German, but found all over Europe.

[Proud Celt]

My father's surname is most common in Northern Ireland (especially in Londonderry and Donegal) where the origin of this surname is, but it's also common in Scotland.
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My mother's surname is only common in Germany.

[IrisSelene]

The only thing I know about my surname is that it's of Hungarian origins and I've tried to find more about it for yeaaaaars, and all I could find is that it's found mostly in Hungary, a few in Romania, and that... somehow some in Japan.

[Dna8]

Mine is typically South Slavic patronymic.

[Zuh]

Iberian.

[Cumansky]

Polish surname

Also prevalent in Ukraine, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, USA, Macedonia, Russia, Kazakhstan, United Kingdom

Maybe from Slavonic

[TheOldNorth]

My surname is a really rare Danish last name. Only like 500 people max world wide have the same last name with the same spelling & origin.