It is an English family name with Latin roots. Fox is a famous actress who acted in movies like Independence Day and Kill Bill. This last name originated in Ireland and England from Old and Middle English and was first recorded in the 13th century. Foxįox is a surname that refers to someone “cunning”. The last name Elsher is a Russian name found mostly in Egypt. Adrienne Ellis was a famous American-Canadian actress from the early 1900s. The first recording of the surname was in Lincolnshire, England in 1202. The family name Ellis finds its roots in the Anglo-Saxon culture of ancient Britain. The female protagonist of Jane Austen’s novel, Pride and Prejudice, was called Elizabeth Darcy. It could also be a habitational name from a place called ‘Arcy’ in Normandy. D’Arcyĭ’Arcy is a derivation of the original Gaelic name-form “O’Dorchaidhe,” It roots from the word dorcha, meaning dark. D’AngeloĪ surname of Greek origin, D’Angelo is acquired from the Greek word “angelus.” It refers to an “angel” or a “messenger (of God).” 14. Adelaide McGuinn Cromwell, an American sociologist was the co-founder of the African Studies Center in Boston University. CromwellĬromwell is a geographical surname derived from the Parish locality or village Cromwell in Nottingham shire. The popular Irish surname refers to “Caiside’s descendant.” Famous women with this surname include Elaine Cassidy, an Irish actress and Eva Cassidy, an American singer. Shirley Bassey was a famous British singer from the early and mid-20th centuries. The root of these words is the Latin word “bassus” referring to thickset.
It is a derivation of two Old English words, ‘bas and basse,’ meaning short or low. It refers to a person “who lives on a bare hill.” Emilie– Claire Barlow is a famous Canadian voice artist and jazz singer. Barloweīarlowe (bahr-loh) is a habitational surname related to a town in Derbyshire by the same name. Brigitte Anne– Marie Bardot is a former singer, actress, and now a well-recognized French animal rights activist. The family name finds roots in the French town of Périgord in the late Middle Ages.
Bardotīardot is a noble surname from France.
The combination of the two words translates to “someone who lives in a meadow near the ash tree.” The feminine form of the surname is Ashleigh. It is acquired from the Anglo-Saxon words æsc or ash and lēah.
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