 | After
this discussion, it was decided that this category should have some action that requires
manual changes. Once the manual work is completed, this category may be deleted, if that was the consensus of the discussion. |
This category is for surnames that are derived from Ethonyms. For example, the surname Čech is used for an inhabitant of Bohemia.
Pages in category "Ethnonymic surnames"
The following 199 pages are in this category, out of 199 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Sachs
- Sachse
- Saracen (disambiguation)
- Sarde (surname)
- Sarrazin
- Schlesinger
- Schlessinger
- Schott (surname)
- Schotte
- Schwab (surname)
- Schwede
- Schwedes
- Schweitzer
- Schweizer
- Schwob
- Scot (surname)
- Scott (surname)
- Sibiryakov
- Spagnola
- Spagnoli
- Spagnolo
- Spagnuolo
- Šváb
- Švedas
- Sweitzer (surname)
- Switzer (surname)
- Szwed
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| After
this discussion, it was decided that this category should have some action that requires
manual changes. Once the manual work is completed, this category may be deleted, if that was the consensus of the discussion. |
This category is for surnames that are derived from Ethonyms. For example, the surname Čech is used for an inhabitant of Bohemia.
Pages in category "Ethnonymic surnames"
The following 199 pages are in this category, out of 199 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
A
B
C
D
E
F
J
M
P
S
- Sachs
- Sachse
- Saracen (disambiguation)
- Sarde (surname)
- Sarrazin
- Schlesinger
- Schlessinger
- Schott (surname)
- Schotte
- Schwab (surname)
- Schwede
- Schwedes
- Schweitzer
- Schweizer
- Schwob
- Scot (surname)
- Scott (surname)
- Sibiryakov
- Spagnola
- Spagnoli
- Spagnolo
- Spagnuolo
- Šváb
- Švedas
- Sweitzer (surname)
- Switzer (surname)
- Szwed