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10 most common surnames on Earth October 2nd, 2012
1. Lee - more than 100 million people worldwide
It is the most common surname in the world, with about 7.9 percent of Chinese residents being the lucky owners. There are different varieties of this surname - Li, Lee and even Ly, it all depends on the region of residence of the person.
In the photo is Bruce Lee, the legendary film actor, master of martial arts.
2. Zhang - more than 100 million people
Zhang is another one of the most common Chinese surnames. In 1990, it was recognized as the most widespread in the world and was included in the Guinness Book of Records. This surname has been used in China for many thousands of years. In the photo, Zhang Yingying is playing table tennis.
3. Wang - more than 93 million people
China's population exceeds 1 billion people, it is not surprising that Chinese surnames are the most common in the world. Wang is one of the most used surnames in China, with 93 million people. Translated, it literally means “monarch”, “king”. This surname is also often used in Korea, Vietnam and even Japan. The photo shows Wang Chen Min, a baseball player.
4. Nguyen - more than 36 million people
Nguyen is the most common Vietnamese surname. About 40% of Vietnamese residents are its carriers. This surname is also common outside of Vietnam in countries where Vietnamese people emigrate. For example, this surname is in 54th place in France. In the USA it is in 57th place. Pictured is Quynh Nguyen, pianist.
5. Garcia - more than 10 million people
The surname Garcia is common throughout the world - in Northern and South America, Philippines, Spain. The surname is most likely of Basque origin, meaning “young”, “junior”. About 3.3% of Spaniards are Garcias, the second most common surname in Cuba, and in Mexico 4.1 million people are Garcias. Pictured is Pablo Marcano Garcia, an artist from Puerto Rico.
6. Gonzalez - more than 10 million people
Gonzalez is a surname of Spanish origin. This is the second surname in Spain after Garcia. She is also popular in Latin America- in countries such as Argentina, Chile, Venezuela and Paraguay. In the photo is Sheila Gonzalez, a saxophonist from the USA.
7. Hernandez - more than 8 million people
The surname Hernandez has both Spanish and Portuguese roots. It is used in Mexico, USA, Chile, Spain, Cuba and a number of other countries. Translated, it means "son of Hernan." Pictured is Peter Hernandez, singer.
8. Smith - more than 4 million people
Smith is an English surname most common in Great Britain, Australia and the United States, Canada and Ireland. The origin of the surname is associated with blacksmithing; in the old days, blacksmiths were called Smith. Pictured is Adrian Smith, an American architect who has designed many skyscrapers, including the famous Burj Khalifa and Trump Tower.
9. Smirnov - more than 2.5 million people
Contrary to general misconception, the most common Russian surname is not Ivanov, and certainly not Kuznetsov. More than 2.5 million people around the world bear the surname Smirnov. The origin of the surname is probably related to the word “Smirny”. In the photo is Stanislav Smirnov, mathematician.
10. Mueller - more than a million people
The German surname Müller is the most common in Germany and Switzerland, as well as in Austria and a number of other neighboring countries. Translated from German it means “miller”. In the photo is Patrick Muller, a football player from Switzerland.
What are the most common surnames in Russia and the USA? Do you think this is Ivanov and Johnson (John is English version named Ivan) respectively? This is not entirely true, although they occupy prizes in a kind of ranking.
Top 20 most common surnames in Russia
1. Smirnov
2. Ivanov
3. Kuznetsov
4. Sokolov
5. Popov
6. Lebedev
7. Kozlov
8. Novikov
9. Morozov
10. Petrov
11. Volkov
12. Solovyov
13. Vasiliev
14. Zaitsev
15. Pavlov
16. Semenov
17. Golubev
18. Vinogradov
19. Bogdanov
20. Vorobyov
As you can see, the first name on the list is the surname Smirnov, the surname Ivanov occupies the second line of the list, and the third place belongs to the surname Kuznetsov.
Let's now look at the list of the most common surnames in America. Our ranking there is as follows:
Top 20 most common surnames in the USA
1. Smith
2. Johnson (Johnson)
3. Williams
4. Jones
5. Brown
6. Davis
7. Miller
8. Wilson
9. Moore
10. Taylor
11. Anderson (Anderson)
12. Thomas (Thomas)
13. Jackson (Jackson)
14. White
15. Harris (Harris)
16. Martin (Martin)
17. Thompson
18. Garcia (Garcia)
19. Martinez (Martinez)
20. Robinson (Robinson)
As you can see, both of these lists have similar champions. American Smith (1) has a Russian counterpart Kuznetsov (3), and the Johnson-Ivanov pair is both in second place. It's interesting that in American top purely Latin American realities have already crept in - Garcia and Martinez. Surnames like Petrosyan or Mamedov have not yet made it into our top list :)
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Portuguese belongs to the Romance group of the Indo-European family of languages and is considered the official language of Portugal, Brazil, Angola, Mozambique, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Sao Tome and Principe, East Timor and Macau. About 80% of Lusophones (native speakers of Portuguese) live in Brazil.
Map of the distribution of the Portuguese language in the world (Wikipedia):
Names in Brazil and Portugal
Portuguese legislation carefully monitors how its citizens should be called. There is a special list of allowed and prohibited names, and the number of prohibited ones increases every year. Among those allowed, names from the Catholic calendar predominate, carefully verified according to the standards of Portuguese spelling. Discrepancies are not welcome: for example, a child can only be called Tomás, but not Thomas(this spelling is considered archaic and inconsistent with the law), Manuel, but not Manoel, Mateus, but not Matheus.
In Brazil, names are treated much more simply. The abundance of emigrants from all over the world has taught Brazilians that names can be anything: unusual, exotic, pretentious, or even completely incredible. Therefore, Brazilians (even those of Portuguese origin) willingly give children foreign names:Walter, Giovanni,Nelson, Edison. So, Italian name Alessandra so much more popular than the Portuguese version Alexandra, that many Brazilians consider it to be a native "home" name.
Brazilians have the same attitude when it comes to writing names. If a Portuguese man who decides to name his daughter Teresa is forced to settle for the only acceptable option - Teresa, then the Brazilian can write in the registration documents and Tereza, And Thereza, and in general everything your heart desires.
Both Brazilians and Portuguese use diminutive names. Moreover, it can be difficult to immediately grasp the connection between the diminutive and the passport name. It’s good if the diminutive name is formed simply with the help of a suffix, such as, for example, Ronaldinho- from Ronaldo. But guess what Zezito- This Jose, Kaka -Carlos, A Tekinya -Theresa, not every foreigner can do.
Diminutive names successfully formed from double names:
Carlos Jorge-Cajó
Maria Jose-Maze,Mize
Jose Carlos-Zeca
João Carlos-Joca,Juca
Maria Antonia-Mito
Antonio Jose-Toze
Maria Luisa,Maria Lucia-Malu
Pronunciation and transcription of Portuguese names
As you know, the Portuguese language has two variants: European and Brazilian. However, the pronunciation in Portugal and Brazil is quite different. So, the name of the great Portuguese poet Luis de Camoes (Louis de Camões) in Portugal is pronounced "Luis de Camoes" and in most regions of Brazil - "Luis di Camoines". So adequate phonetic translation of Portuguese names into Russian is not an easy task. The matter is complicated by the fact that while in Portugal there is a single officially recognized pronunciation norm, in Brazil there is essentially none. The most “literate” pronunciation is considered to be the pronunciation of the inhabitants of Rio de Janeiro (“Carioca”) and Sao Paulo (“Paulista”), although these dialects, in turn, differ greatly. For example, where a carioca says s in Portuguese style - like "sh", Paulista (and with him the vast majority of residents of other states) will pronounce "With".
There is another difficulty. For a long time In russian language Portuguese names and the names were transmitted “in the Spanish way”: Vasco da Gama(but not Vasco da Gama), Luis de Camões(but not Luis de Camoes). Consider real features pronunciations began quite recently, but since Portuguese is not one of the most common languages in our latitudes, few people understand the intricacies of pronunciation. Hence the massive discrepancy in transcriptions. The Portuguese footballer was especially unlucky Cristiano Ronaldo: whatever commentators call him - Christiano Ronaldo,Christiano Ronaldo,Christian Ronaldo... Although there is only one correct option - Cristiano Ronaldo: there is no soft “l” in the Portuguese language at all, the unstressed “o” at the end of the word in both versions of the language is reduced to “u”, and s before voiceless consonants in Portugal is pronounced like “sh” (although if the football player was born not in Madeira, but where someday in Sao Paulo, if only he Christian Ronaldo…).
Another unlucky person is a Brazilian musician Joao Gilberto (João Gilberto), appearing in various sources as Joan Gilberto,Joan Gilberto and even Joao Gilberto. In general, the only way to avoid such inconsistency is to use the rules of Portuguese-Russian transcription (for example, according to Ermolovich’s reference book). Of course, accurately convey the nasal sound ão(and other delights of pronunciation) in Russian letters is impossible, but of all the options, the reference book gives the closest to the original: “an” - Juan.
Accent in Portuguese names ()
In a simplified way, the rules for setting stress in Portuguese can be described as follows:
The emphasis is on the last syllable in all words ending in:
-i, u, ã, ão, ães, ãe, im, om, um;
- on a consonant except s, em, am;
- on s, if before s costs u or i.
The emphasis is on the penultimate syllable in all words ending in:
-a, o, e, em, am;
- on s with previous ones a, o, e.
Moreover, in words ending with io And ia, the emphasis falls on i.
Words that are exceptions to these rules are marked with graphic stress (as in Russian).
Writing Portuguese names
Until recently, spelling standards in Portugal and Brazil differed, which, accordingly, left an imprint on the spelling of names: port. Monica- braz. Monica, port. Jerónimo- braz. Jerônimo.
In July 2008, at the Summit of the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries, held in Lisbon, it was decided to unify the spelling, which brought the Portuguese spelling closer to the current Brazilian one. ()
The question of unifying the spelling of names remains open.
Most common Portuguese names
The most popular names among newborns (Portugal, 2008)
Male names | Female names | |||
1 | João | 1 | Maria | |
2 | Rodrigo | 2 | Beatriz | |
3 | Martim | 3 | Ana | |
4 | Diogo | 4 | Leonor | |
5 | Tiago | 5 | Mariana | |
6 | Tomás | 6 | Matilde |
The most popular names among newborns (Brazil, 2009)
Male names | Female names | |||
1 | Gabriel | 1 | Julia/Giulia* | |
2 | Arthur/Arthur | 2 | Sofia/Sophia | |
3 | Matheus/Mateus | 3 | Maria Eduarda | |
4 | Davi/David | 4 | Giovanna/Giovana* | |
5 | Lucas | 5 | Isabela/Isabella | |
6 | Guilherme | 6 | Beatriz | |
7 | Pedro | 7 | Manuela/Manoela/Manuella | |
8 | Miguel | 8 | Yasmin/Iasmin | |
9 | Enzo* | 9 | Maria Clara | |
10 | Gustavo | 10 | Ana Clara |
Names borrowed from Italian are marked with an asterisk.
The average Portuguese's full name consists of three parts: the personal name (usually one or two), the mother's surname and the father's surname. For example: Joao Paulo Rodrigues Almeida (Juan And Paulo- personal names, Rodrigues- mother's surname, Almeida- father's surname) Maria Filipa Guimarães da Costa, Rodrigo Gomes Silva. In everyday life, a person is usually called only by his last (paternal) surname: Senor Almeida, Senora da Costa, Senor Silva.
When getting married, a woman does not change her last name, but simply adds her husband’s last name (more rarely, both last names) to her own. So, if Maria Filipa Guimarães da Costa marries Rodrigue Gomes Silva, then her full name will sound like Maria Filipa Guimarães da Costa Silva or Maria Filipa Guimarães da Costa Gomes Silva. In turn, their children will receive the “paternal” surnames of their mother and father: da Costa Silva, or, at the request of the parents, all four surnames: Guimarães da Costa Gomes Silva. Such multi-storey structures are far from uncommon: on the contrary, in Portugal, a person with only one surname causes bewilderment. In Brazil, they take this more calmly: many descendants of emigrants of non-Portuguese origin ignore Portuguese traditions and are content with a single surname.
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French surnames
French surnames
List of famous French surnames.
First French surnames appeared among representatives of high French society. Later, in 1539, a royal decree was issued, according to which every resident of France was assigned his family name, that is, a surname.
The French, like other peoples, used personal names, nicknames and derivatives of names and nicknames as surnames.
According to the royal decree, surnames were to be inherited and recorded in church and parish books. This royal decree of 1539 is considered the official beginning of the appearance of French surnames. Aristocrats used the preposition de before their surname.
At first, according to French law, a child could only bear the father's surname, and the mother's surname could only be given to the child if the father was unknown. Now French legislation allows parents to decide for themselves whose surname the child will bear – the father’s surname or the mother’s surname. Also used double French surnames, which are written with a hyphen.
IN currently The following titles are used before using French names and surnames:
Mademoiselle (mademoiselle) - an appeal to unmarried woman, girl.
Madame (madam) - an appeal to a married, divorced or widowed woman. Plural– Mesdames (“medam”).
Monsieur (monsieur) - an address to a man.
Like all words in French, surnames have fixed stress on the end of the word.
French surnames (list)
Adan
Alain
Azoulay
Alcan
Amalrik
Anglade
Anen
Arbogast
Arias
Arno
Harcourt
Attal
Bazin
Bayo
Bastien
Bayle
Benard
Benoit
Bertlein
Blancart
Bonnard
Bonnier
Bosset
Beauchamp
Brossard
Boisselier
Boulanger
Bujeau
Valois
Valyan
Weber
Whenua
Viardot
Vilar
Villaret
Vidal
Villeret
Vienne
Gaben
Gallon
Galliano
Garrel
Guerin
Gobert
Godard
Gautier
Grosso
Not at all
Debussy
Deco
Delage
Delaunay
Delmas
Desmarais
Deneuve
Depardieu
Defosse
Dieudonné
DuBois
Ducret
Dumage
Dupre
Duplessis
Jacquard
Jamet
Jarre
Joncières
Julien
Iber
Cavelier
Camber
Campo
Katel
Catuaurus
Keratri
Clément
Collo
Corro
Crespin
Coypel
Curie
Labule
Lavello
Lavoine
Lacombe
Lambert
Lafar
Levasseur
Legrand
Ledoux
Lemaitre
Lepage
Lefebvre
Loconte
Lurie
Lully
Manodu
Martin
Morel
Mare
Maren
Marmontel
Marceau
Martini
Marouani
Marshall
Marchand
Matia
Merlin
Mero
Meriel
Messager
Messiaen
Milhaud
Monsigny
Monty
Moriah
Moss
Mouquet
Murai
Monsoon
Navarre
Necessary
Naseri
Nive
Noiret
Noir
Nuburger
Aubin
Ober
Obier
Riot police
Parisot
Pascal
Pesson
Perrin
Petit
Picard
Planel
Prejean
Ravel
Ramo
Rebel
Ribs
Reverdy
Revial
Reason
Richard
Rouge
Rousset
Roussel
Savar
Senier
Cerro
Sigal
Simon
Sokal
Sorel
Surcouf
Tayfer
Taffanel
Tom
Tomasi
Tortelier
Trintignant
Trial
Truffaut
Tournier
Tiersen
Ouvrard
Farsi
Philip
Francois
Frey
Fresson
Freel
Foucault
Chabrol
Sharby
Chaplain
Charlemagne
Chatillon
Shero
Ersan
Erran
Etex
The most common French surnames
Andre (Andre)
Bernard (Bernard)
Bertrand (Bertrand)
Bonnet
Vincent
Dubois
Dupont
Durand
Girard
Lambert
Leroy
Laurent)
Lefebvre)
Martin)
Martinez (Martinez)
Mercier
Michel
Morel
Moreau
Petit)
Robert)
Richard)
Roux)
Simon)
Thomas)
Francois)
Fournier)
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The most common surnames in European leagues
On Saturday, Levante striker Ivan Lopez hit the Real Madrid goal with a pass... from defender Ivan Lopez. Where else is this possible?
Inspired by the successful cloning in Levant, we conducted a mini-research to find out which surnames are the most common in the Russian and European top championships.
Spoiler: the Spaniards are beyond competition.
Spain
Garcia
The surname is of Basque origin and is the most popular in Spain. It is worn by about one and a half million people in Spain (4% of the country's population). This is also reflected in football. There are 13 La Liga representatives playing under the name Garcia. And among them there is not a single close relative. Among the famous to a wide circle Garcia - Saul from Atlético, ex-mattress Raul now playing for Athletic, Valencia coach Marcelino García Toral and Javi (Betis) and Samu (Levante), well known to us from the RFPL.
In second place are the Lopezes. There are already 10 of them. Interestingly, five of them play in the same team - Espanyol (Pau, Diego, Adrian, Xavi and David). Three are Pedro, already familiar to us, and two Ivan from Levante. And you may remember Adrian Lopez from Deportivo from his performances for Atlético.
The remaining common surnames are losing greatly. In the Spanish top division there are five Suarez (including Denis and Luis from Barcelona), five Hernandez, and the same number of Gomez, Sanchez and Jimenez. Regarding the Jimenezes, it is worth making a reservation - their surnames are spelled with both the letter J and G, but are pronounced the same. Despite this, we decided to combine them into one item.
And another curious detail: there are three Zidanes in La Liga. In addition to the Real Madrid coach, these are his children - Enzo and Luca. This is such a family contract.
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France
The most common surname in the country: Martin
In any case, the surname Martin is the most common among the indigenous population of France. In the entire Ligue 1 there is only one footballer with this last name - Strasbourg player Jona Martin. But Traore has more than enough – as many as six. Among acquaintances wide audience– Bertrand from Lyon and our good old Lacina.
The second most common surname is Toure (the brothers Yaya and Kolo were not noticed), Sarr, Mendy, Coulibaly, Kone (need I say that all representatives of these surnames in Ligue 1 are black?) and... Silva. Together with Thiago from PSG there are three of them.
England
The most common surname in the country: Smith
In England everything is somewhat more prosaic. Although there are plenty of Smiths here - Brad and Alan Smith from Bournemouth, as well as Tommy representing Huddersfield. In general, the Bournemouth squad is a storehouse of common English surnames. There are two Cooks here - Steve and Lewis, one King (plus Andy from Leicester and Adam from Swansea), and one Wilson (there is also Liverpool's Harry).
For reference: the most common surname in the Premier League is Ward. Although she is far from first in the list of popular British surnames. There are four Wards in the Premier League - Danny (Liverpool), Joel (Crystal Palace), Stephen (Burnley) and James Ward-Prowse (Southampton). We also note that British surname Sanchez – with the arrival of Davinson Sanchez to Tottenham and Renato Sanches to Swansea, there are three of them in the league. You don't know who the third is?
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Germany
The most common surname in the country: Muller
The Müllers, or millers, are the most common surname in Germany, which is directly reflected in the Bundesliga, where there are four of them: in addition to the star Thomas, these are Nikolai from Hamburg, Florian from Mainz and Sven from Cologne. And no, none of them are related to the Bayern striker.
Otherwise, nothing interesting - there are 10 players in the Bundesliga who have namesakes in the league (including brothers Mario and Felix Götze, as well as Sven and Lars Bender). Not very much compared to Spain.
Italy
The most common surname in the country: Russia
Not so long ago there were plenty of footballers with the surname Rossi in Serie A. Now there are only two left, and then with reservations. Atalanta goalkeeper Francesco and Roma captain Daniele (the prefix De means “from”). At all, Italian surnames are quite diverse, as they have many derivatives based on status, profession and father’s name. Therefore, among the leading surnames in the Italian division, the majority are foreign.
Four players named Costa (including Douglas from Juventus), two Gomes and two Zapatas. Interestingly, one of the most common surnames is Donnarumma. In addition to the Milan prodigy, it is his brother Antonio, also a goalkeeper, whom the Rossoneri signed so that Gigio would remain at the club. And Benevento midfielder Alessio, who has no relationship with the first two.