What Are The Most Common Last Names In Guatemala?

by | Last updated on January 24, 2024

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  • Lopez – 371,525.
  • Garcia – 285,670.
  • Morales – 228,167.
  • Hernández – 222,755.
  • Pérez – 209,963.
  • González – 208,795.
  • Rodríguez – 135,978.
  • De León – 134,010.

How do last names work in Guatemala?

Often, the practice is

to use one given name and the first surname most of the time

(e.g. “Miguel de Unamuno” for Miguel de Unamuno y Jugo); the complete name is typically reserved for legal, formal, and documentary matters.

What is the most common surname in Guatemala?

# Surname Persons 1

López

371,525
2 García 285,670

Why do Guatemalans have two last names?

Within the Hispanic tradition, the woman does not change her surnames when she gets married. Instead, the combination of our parents' first surnames represents the unity of two families and the formation of a new one. Hence, both

surnames carry great value for many Hispanics

.

What is the rarest last name?

  • Acker (old English origin) meaning “field”.
  • Agnello (Italian origin) meaning “lamb”. …
  • Alinsky (Russian origin), a truly unique surname to find.
  • Aphelion (Greek origin) meaning “point of the orbit at the greatest distance from the sun”.
  • Bartley (English origin) meaning “clearing in woodland”.

What is the whitest last name?

name rank White percent name

SMITH

rank 1 White percent 70.90%
name JOHNSON rank 2 White percent 58.97% name WILLIAMS rank 3 White percent 45.75% name BROWN rank 4 White percent 57.95%

What is a unique last name?

  • Barlowe.
  • Caddel.
  • Hart.
  • Katz.
  • Laurier.
  • Madden.
  • Elrod.
  • Whitlock.

Can I have 2 last names?


The use of double surnames is legal but not customary

. Children traditionally take on their father's surname (or, more recently, optionally their mother's). … Either spouse or both can take a double name. Based on a family's foreign name tradition, children can get surnames also based on a grandparent's surname.

What is a good last name?

  • Smith.
  • Johnson.
  • Williams.
  • Jones.
  • Brown.
  • Davis.
  • Miller.
  • Wilson.

What are Italian last names?

  • Rossi.
  • Russo.
  • Ferrari.
  • Esposito.
  • Bianchi.
  • Romano.
  • Colombo.
  • Ricci.

What is the most common last name in Colombia?

  • Rodríguez.
  • Gómez.
  • González.
  • Martínez.
  • García.
  • López.
  • Hernández.
  • Sánchez.

What are Dominican last names?

  • Rodríguez – 225,321.
  • Pérez – 158,059.
  • Martínez – 141,259.
  • García – 137,124.
  • Reyes – 104,892.
  • Sánchez – 104,392.
  • Díaz – 95,106.
  • Peña – 94,396.

What is the weirdest last name ever?

  • Shufflebottom. This name has nothing to do with… …
  • Biggerstaff. Originally from the region Bickerstaff in Lancashire county, the Biggerstaffs can count people with the last names Bickerstath, Bickerstathe, Bickersteth, and many more among their distant . …
  • Hartshorn. …
  • Fullilove. …
  • Clampitt. …
  • Shellaberger.

What is the rarest first name?

In 2019, only 208 babies were named

Rome

, making it the rarest baby name in the United States. The unique name comes from the capital city of Italy.

What is the oldest known last name?

The oldest surname in the world is

KATZ

(the initials of the two words – Kohen Tsedek). Every Katz is a priest, descending in an unbroken line from Aaron the brother of Moses, 1300 B.C.

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