GOMES is a Portuguese surname with origins in the medieval Kingdom of Galicia. It is a patronymic surname, meaning 'son of Gomes', and is derived from the given name Gomes or Gomo. The surname has a rich history and is commonly found among Portuguese and Brazilian populations.

Portuguese surname originating from the medieval kingdom of Portugal. It is derived from the personal name Fernando, meaning 'adventurous' or 'brave'. Fernandes was often given to people who lived near or worked with ferns.

A common Portuguese surname derived from the Latin word "soror" meaning "sister." It is believed to have originated in the Iberian Peninsula and spread to other parts of the world through Portuguese colonization. The name Soares often signifies a familial association with a woman or female ancestor.

The surname CORREIA has Portuguese origins and is derived from the word "correia", which means "leather strap" or "belt" in Portuguese. The surname was often given to individuals who were involved in the leather trade or had a connection to the craft of leatherworking. Over time, the surname spread to different parts of the world through Portuguese colonization and migration. Today, CORREIA is a common surname found in Portugal, Brazil, and other Portuguese-speaking countries.

The surname RIBEIRO is of Portuguese origin and is derived from the word 'ribeira' which means 'riverbank'. It refers to someone who lived or owned land by a river or stream. The name has historical significance in Portuguese history and can be traced back to medieval times.

The surname DACOSTA is of Portuguese origin and refers to a person who lived near the coast. It can also refer to someone who came from a place named Costa or Costa Del, which means 'coast of'. The surname has a rich history and is commonly found among Portuguese and Brazilian communities.

Full list of surnames in the USA.

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