what nationality is the last name Telles?
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Telles? Let's see. There are a lot of Tellez ("Z") in Cuba and Puerto Rico, another ones in Spain, some Telles (S) in Brazil, again Spain and Protugal and I'm pretty sure there are Tellez and Telles in Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador and Costa Rica... then, definitively Telles come from Spain to our continent.
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person who named America
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King Henry IV and Kind Enrique IV are same persons. Enrique is in spanish language he was also called Henrique. the spellings are different by the prononciation of all these words are same.
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Xavier Hernandez Creus\n\n==> note that Creus is his mother's maiden name and his family name is Hernandez.
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Juan\nPedro\nLuis\nJose\nBeto\nMartin
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the gypsy live everywhere in the world, for more info:\nThe Gitanos (IPA /xitanos/ or /hitanos/) are a Roma people that live in Spain, Portugal, and southern France. Gitanos is a Spanish name, in southern France they are known as Gitans or more generally Tziganes (includes the other French Roma) and in Portugal they are known as Ciganos. Similarly to the English word gypsy, the name Gitano comes from Egiptiano (Egyptian), because in past centuries it was thought their origins were in the country of Egypt. Today, however, it is generally thought that their origin lies in the Punjab region of India.\n\nAfter losing their original Romany language, they used Caló, a jargon with Spanish grammar and Romany vocabulary. "Caló" means "dark" in Caló and the Caló word for "Gitano" is calé, also "the dark ones". Caló is one of the influences of later Germanía and modern Spanish slang and criminal jargon.\n\nVocally, The Gitano characterize the flamenco by giving precendence of emotion over text, with emotional outbursts and extended vowels. This is typical of Gypsy song in general.\n\nGitanos are said to never use a whip on a horse, mule, or donkey. As a result, they have a reputation as excellent horse-trainers.\n\nGitanes is a French tobacco brand.
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Santa Claus Is Male:\n\nSanta:  Not from Spanish...\n\n\n\n[Probably alteration of Dutch Sinterklaas, from Middle Dutch Sinterclaes, St. Nicholas  : sint, saint (from Middle Dutch, from Old French saint. See saint) + heer, lord; see mynheer + claes(short for Niclaes, Nicholas).]
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Moortje\n\ncute name, don't know how to pronounce it though...
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well the easiest way is to search on yahoo/google etc. (i did)\n\nelse check out these links:\n\nhttp://genealogy.about.com/library/surnames/bl_meaning.htm\n\nhttp://www.last-names.net/\n\nhttp://surnames.behindthename.com/\n\nhttp://www.surnameguide.com/surnames.html\n\nand there are many more ...
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his location. matador is the name the spanish or mexicans would give him. but in english the name is altered to toreador (el torero). torero is the spanish name for bullfighter, matador means 'killer'.
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http://www.ask.com/web?q=the+surname+%22Ranger%22&qsrc=0&o=0\n\n\napparently several people
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Juanes is from Colombia, but now he is on tour.He is married his wife is Karen and they have two daughters called Luna and Paloma.
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go here to know what your name means:\n \nhttp://www.babynamesworld.com/\n \n \ngo here to check what your last name means:\n \nhttp://landing.ancestry.com/learn/clues/fact.aspx?html=freetrial&fid=10&sourcecode=17397&fn=&ln=mendoza&submit=go&o_xid=0039762141&o_lid=0039762141
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I just looked in the new age baby name book and the very best baby name book and neither were in there(both books have many nationalities).  The name was apparently created for some reason.  It probably isn't race specific.  The closest is Romi/Romy which is French and English
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Most common last names (cognomi):\nRossi (= reds) \nFerrari (= smiths)\ntake a look at the site below
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http://www.genuki.org.uk/indexes/SurnamesLists.html\n\nI think this is what you mean!\nHope so!
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Ukranian: Martinovich. \nI found it here:\nhttp://privatewww.essex.ac.uk/~alan/family/S-Martyn.html