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Kurtis - Kwiatkowski
Most Comon Surname in this Range: Kurtz
Although there does not appear to be an abundance of information on the surname Kurtz, it is clear that its origins are Germanic and Jewish. Kurtz was likely first used as a nickname for an individual who was short, as it is derived from the German word “kurz,” which means short. Other possible answers for the origin of this name may be found in the Old French word “courte,” which means a yard or enclosure.
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- Kurtis
- Kurtti
- Kurtyka
- Kurtz
- Kurtzer
- Kurtzman
- Kurtzweil
- Kuruc
- Kurucz
- Kurutz
- Kuruvilla
- Kury
- Kuryla
- Kurylo
- Kurz
- Kurzawa
- Kurzman
- Kurzweil
- Kus
- Kusch
- Kuschel
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- Kusek
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- Kuser
- Kush
- Kushman
- Kushner
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- Kusiak
- Kuska
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- Kuskie
- Kusler
- Kusner
- Kuss
- Kussman
- Kussmaul
- Kussow
- Kust
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- Kusterer
- Kustra
- Kusumoto
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- Kusz
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- Kuta
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- Kutch
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- Kutil
- Kutler
- Kutner
- Kutney
- Kutsch
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- Kutter
- Kuttler
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- Kutz
- Kutzer
- Kutzke
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- Kutzner
- Kuusisto
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- Kuykendall
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- Kuypers
- Kuzara
- Kuzel
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- Kuzio
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- Kuznetsov
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- Kuzniar
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- Kvale
- Kvalheim
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- Kvamme
- Kvapil
- Kvasnicka
- Kveton
- Kvidera
- Kvistad
- Kwak
- Kwan
- Kwasniewski
- Kwasnik
- Kwasny
- Kwiat
- Kwiatek
- Kwiatkowski
