Surnames Starting with D: Coat of Arms & Last Name Origins (page 2 of 3)

Someone who came from Deer (forest), in Aberdeenshire

Someone who came from Deer (forest), in Aberdeenshire

A grandson of Dubhceann (black head)

A warrior or a sword maker

Several German personal-name and landscape routes

A descendant of Dehn

Of Jesus

"of the judge"

Of the river

Descendant of the dark challenger

Of the alder grove

Little slender one

Thin, slender

A dweller at the deep hollow or vale

Of the elm

Several distinct German surname explanations

Someone who came from Migny or Migne, in France

Descendant of Díomasach ("proud")

Someone from a place named after oaks

Money / coin

A German Daniel form or historical nickname

Someone from Denham, a homestead in a valley

From Dionysius

From Denis, or the Dane

Son of Dennis

From Denny, Stirlingshire

Son of Denis

Hill

Someone who came

Valley farm

From the fields

Of the gardens

Of the rosebushes

German speech or a connection with German-speaking lands

A dweller in the valley

A descendant of the cormorant or diving sea bird

From the valleys

A descendant of the successful one

Descendant of Daimhín (little stag)

Descendant of Doibhilin

The Frisian

Someone who came from Dewar (dark, plowed land) in Midlothian

Someone who came from Dewsbury (David's fort), in Yorkshire

David

Dewy wooded hill

Dyer

Son of Benedetto / blessed

Of Biase / Blaise

"son of Carlo"

"son of Francesco"

Son of Giacomo (James)

Son of Giorgio

Of Giovanni

Of Maggio / May

"son of Martino"

Of Naples

"son of Nardo"

"son of Paola"

Son of Pietro (Peter)

Of Santo

Son of Stefano (Stephen)

"son of Diogo"

Son of Diego

A poet-related name or several older independent explanations

Son of Dickin (Richard)

Someone from Diehmen, or a descendant of Dietmar

A servant or attendant

Ruler of the people

Son of Diego

Farm by the ditch

Son of Digg (Richard)

Uncertain, perhaps dill

Norman, from Lyons or from Delion

Someone who came from Dilworth (homestead where dill was grown)

A dweller in the deep dell or narrow valley

Someone who formerly lived on the lands of Ding-

From the personal name Dinis

Son of Dinis

From Dinsdale

The son of Iorio or Orio, pet forms of Onorio (honor)

From the name Dietrich

The son of Vito

Son of Dick

Son of Dick (Richard)

Someone living by a hill slope, or of Irish origin

Little Dobb (Robert)

A familiar name involving bravery, with a separate Slovak route

A descendant of little Dob

Drummer

From Dobra Wola, good freedom

Someone from Dockray in Cumberland

From Dodde

Son of Dodd

A nickname from the female deer

Someone from Thuringia

A descendant of Isidor, or a thin, dry person

Descendant of Dochartach

The beloved, or dear, man

The beloved, or dear, man

Descendant of Dubhshlán

The man from Dollar (dale of plowed land), in Clackmannanshire

Demanding one

From Domanice or Domaniewo

Of the oak grove

Son of Domingos

Son of Domingo

A descendant of the little, good man