The last name Villalvazo is of Spanish origin and typically translates to "house of the wolf." It is derived from the words "villa," meaning house or village, and "lavado," meaning wolf. The name may have originated as a surname for someone associated with wolves or a place named after wolves.
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Yes, the Japanese last name "Sagacious" (賢) can mean clever or wise.
"Es apellido" translates to "last name" or "surname" in English.
The last name O'Loughlin is of Irish origin and means "descendant of Lachlan," which is a Gaelic personal name believed to mean "warrior" or "land of lakes."
The last name Lambert is of French and Dutch origin. It is derived from the Germanic personal name "Lambert", which is composed of the elements "land" meaning "land" and "berht" meaning "bright" or "famous". Therefore, the name Lambert can be interpreted to mean "land bright" or "famous land".
In Lakota, the last name Randall could be translated as "waste," referring to the concept of discarding or wasting something.