Surnames with Length of 11 Letters

3,689 surnames found with length of 11 letters

Klingenberg
The surname Klingenberg is of German origin and is derived from the combination of two elements: "klingen" meaning "to sound" or "to ring" and "berg" meaning "mountain" or "hill." Therefore, the me......
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Klinghoffer
The surname Klinghoffer is of German-Jewish origin and is derived from the German word "Klinge" meaning "blade" or "edge" and the word "Hoff" meaning "court" or "yard." Therefore, the name Klinghof......
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Klinkenberg
The surname Klinkenberg is of Dutch origin and is derived from the combination of two elements: "klinken" meaning "to sound" or "to ring" and "berg" meaning "mountain" or "hill." Therefore, the sur......
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Klinkenborg
The surname Klinkenborg is of Dutch origin and is derived from the combination of two elements: "klinken" meaning "to sound" or "to ring" and "borg" meaning "castle" or "fortress." Therefore, the s......
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Klinkhammer
The surname Klinkhammer is of German origin and is derived from the combination of two elements: "Klink" and "Hammer." "Klink" refers to a type of sound made by metal objects, while "Hammer" refers......
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Kloosterman
The surname Kloosterman is of Dutch origin and is derived from the word "klooster," meaning "monastery" in Dutch, and the suffix "-man," indicating a person. Therefore, the surname Kloosterman is l......
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Kloppenborg
The surname Kloppenborg is of German origin and is derived from the combination of two elements: "kloppen" meaning "to knock" and "borg" meaning "castle" or "fortress." Therefore, the meaning of th......
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Kloppenburg
The surname Kloppenburg is of German origin and is derived from the combination of two elements: "Klopp" meaning "knock" or "hit" and "Burg" meaning "castle" or "fortress." Therefore, the meaning o......
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Klostermann
The surname Klostermann is of German origin and is derived from the word "Kloster," meaning "monastery" in German, and the suffix "-mann," meaning "man." Therefore, the surname Klostermann can be i......
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Knickelbein
The surname Knickelbein is of German origin and is derived from the combination of two words: "Knickel," meaning a small knob or button, and "bein," meaning leg or bone. Therefore, the meaning of t......
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