My surname is Irish and is well over 1000 years old. It means ‘of the breast’ which is a bit odd but then again I do like a nice pair tiddies like.
What’s yours?
My surname is Irish and is well over 1000 years old. It means ‘of the breast’ which is a bit odd but then again I do like a nice pair tiddies like.
What’s yours?
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Somewhere between Asturias and Basque Country
Schultes which comes from Schultheiß en.wikipedia.org
>In medieval Germany, the Schultheiß (German: [ˈʃʊltaJs]) was the head of a municipality (akin to today's office of mayor), a Vogt or an executive official of the ruler. As official (villicus) it was his duty to order his assigned village or county (villicatio) to pay the taxes and perform the services due to the ruler. The name originates from this function: Schuld ‘debt’ + heißen ‘to order’. Later, the title was also used for the head of a town (Stadtschultheiß) or village (Dorfschultheiß).
my name is french and is derived from a trade dealing with a specialized and specific form of woodworking
Mine is galician, means cleric.
my surname is slavic and means "black" but I don't recall any of my relatives being of slavic origin. perhaps I have a distant relative who came to canada a while back
Mine is just the name of a Galician village.
man of bridges, whatever that means
Is that similar to Schulz?
Since mine is common, and I don't mind sharing: what is the origin of Rousseau?
Same here, but with the Schulze version
yeah schulz is just an even more shortened form
posting in an NSA datamining thread
It looks related to "red" somehow, but I'm not sure.
>Originally a French nickname for someone with red hair, from roux (“redhead”). Cognate to English Russell.
Yes, it's really red.
who cares?
>Can hack into any device on the planet
>Decide to ask people their names on a Pakistani recipe sharing forum
Yeah, I’m not in the NSA mate.
Czarnecki-san? Czerniecki?
Plus, we know that Yas Forums has been selling our info for years.
If you don't use a proxy, someone in America already knows who you're.
Do many Brazilians have German names? I know they were a lot of German immigrants to south Brazil but I’m guessing a lot of them took on typical Portuguese names like Da Silva etc.
They're probably hoping to get some posters from cunts like Russia, China, Iran, etc.
You barely ever see Chink or Iranian flags on here.
Why the fuck would the NSA care about some russian shitposting?
Dude, none of us are high ranking officials.
Indeed, but you do see some every now and then. Considering the NSA's fucking budget, who's to say they don't just spend a few bucks to have some poor simp spend his time on 4chinz trying to obtain the personal information of some Iranian or Chinese posters?
No, only a few of us. Some cities have a german majority though.
We never adopted portuguese surnames, there were very few "brazilians" in the regions they settled. Although sometimes they adopted portuguese first names.
do you still speak german? I've heard about some brazilians who still speak some german dialect
>Hey look Steve, caught this guy Ivan Ivanovski from Volgograd who posts about Japanese cunny on the 4channels, those damn Russkis wont know what hit em
I don't. There's a lot of dialects there though, from a low german saxon to high german dialects.
We have some austrian cities too, I think they speak some kind of tyrolean dialect, although I have no info about that
Were you born yesterday? Snowden's leaks proved beyond all doubt that the NSA targets *everyone*, not just high-ranking officials.
"John's Son"
So what? NSA has no power outside America
An oirat mongol group. I'm russian.
how do you find out what your lastname derives from? look it up? don't trust the internet, any cunt could just make up some shit
They do indirectly as they collaborate with other national intelligence agencies. And even if they had no power of any sort whatsoever, there's still a matter of principle.
First surname: Spanish, toponymic
Second surname: Spanish, patronymic (-ez suffix)
I've met a buryat here in Yas Forums once
It derives from some Chinese word and I'm not even Chinese
What principle? It's just a shitposting.
There’s usually some good information but yeah take things with a pinch of salt
>Origin and Meaning of your Surname
My great great grandparents were rallare, so my great grandparents changed their surnames to pass off as merchants instead.
My surname literally means emperor lmao