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Oy vey!Originally Posted by Lemon Kush
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Many asheknazi jews have this surname, doesn't it sound less jewish compared to goldstein or goldberg?
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This is a bit OT but have you got the Global25 coordinates from Davidski? There is also a tool that you can run if you don't know how to use nMonte. (you have to pay for sponsorship though). Here's the populations I'm closest to. What do you make of it?
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Modern populations I'm closest to are:
Icelandic
Irish
Scottish
Welsh
Orcadian
English
Norwegian
English Cornwall
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Yes.
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I've seen this amongst African Americans and Jamaicans. There was a model on America's Next Top Model named Bianca Golden and she was a black woman from NYC.
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A lot of Jews shortened their last name to Rosen, from Rosenbaum, Rosenstein, etc. Not always Jews either.
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Bartoň - Czech lastname, sounds different than English lastname Barton, but orthographicaly is (almost) the same.
For AEnglish speakers, who does not now diacriticval marks, it is ortographically identical with English BARTON
1984 was A Warning Not A Manual
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URBANn sounds native for more languages (German, Czech, etc.).
It is case of more lastnamaes derivated from firsnames like DAVID, MARTIN, PETER, etc.
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Meade is an anglo Irish name that can be mean liquor in Greek.
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