Suiti family names

Surnames to the members of the Suiti community were given at the same time, as surnames were given to farmers in the whole of Courland. This was done in accordance with the patent of October 29, 1834 and the patent of March 6, 1835 of the Civil Governor of Courland Governorate, Brewern, regarding the compilation of population lists. The 1834 patent contained six points that determined the procedure for choosing surnames and organizing work.

The need for surnames arose because, as society developed, it became necessary to more accurately identify peasants as well. The previously existing system, according to which peasants were identified by name and house name, was no longer sufficient as the freedom of movement of peasants had gradually increased.

Surnames to the Suiti were given in 1835, and the use of surnames in church register books started on January 1, 1836. At that time, every person was legally given the right to choose his or her own surname. It was recommended to choose only decent and good-sounding surnames. It was forbidden to choose surnames of noble families. Surnames that someone had already chosen could no longer be accepted.

The decision about the surname had to be made by the oldest man in the family – the grandfather. He chose a surname for himself, and this choice had to be accepted by his children and children’s children. Even if they had established independent families. If the grandfather had died, the father could choose the surname for himself and the children, but in this case the surname on the side line, that is, his brothers and sisters, did not apply. Brothers, whose father had died, could each choose completely different surnames.

Surnames were given by the municipal parish courts. If the chosen surname met the rules, it was entered in the list of surnames and recorded in the court register. Unfortunately, these protocols have not been later preserved.

As can be seen below, most of the surnames chosen in the Suiti community where either of Latvian or Polish origin. Although there is no shortage of surnames of German and even Swedish origin. Farmstead owners often derived their surname from the name of the farm. In the first years after the assignment of surnames, a relatively free approach to the spelling of these surnames can be observed in the church register books. Often the same person’s last name was spelled differently on different occasions, even with very different pronunciations and surname endings.

As the only source for recording early surnames today is the church register books, the list below has been made based on the birth (baptism) registers of the Alšvanga (today Alsunga) parish for the period from 1836 to 1847, as well as looking through some sections of the death registers. If no one was born in a family during the mentioned period, then such surname would have not be included in this list. Since population migration was negligible at the time, it can be argued that the accuracy of the list still is relatively high.

The versions in parentheses show the original spelling of the surnames in the register books. It may happen that different spellings of the same surname may appear in this list as different surnames and vice versa. It would take serious genealogical research to sort this out. Under the letters S and Š there are many surnames that start with both letters in the register entries. Perhaps it has something to do with the frequent use of the letter Š instead of today’s S in the oldest Suiti language.

A

Adamkovics (Adamkowicz, Adamkowitsch, Adamkiewicz)
Akkorts (Akkorts)
Akotiņš (Akkotiņsch)
Akots (Akots, Akkohts, Akkots)
Alksnis (Alksnis)
Alksnītis (Alksniht, Alksnikis, Alksnitis, Alkšnitis)
Alkšņuzariņš (Alkšchnusariņsch, Alkšnasarrinšch, Alksnssars, Alksnusars, Alkschnesars)
Altiņš (Altiņš, Altinšch, Altišch)
Andrevics (Andrewicz)
Aniņš (Aniņsch, Annin, Aninšch, Aninsch)
Ansevics (Ansewicz, Ansowicz, Ansawicz, Anšawicz, Anšewicz, Ansawitsch)
Ansons (Ansohn, Anson, Anhson)
Antavics (Antawicz, Antowicz)
Ante (Ante)
Antiņš (Antiņsh, Antiņsch, Antinšch, Antin, Antinsch)
Antonovics (Antonowicz)
Antovičs (Antowitsch)
Anušavics (Anuschawicz)
Apcieris (Apcieris, Apiceers, Apiceer)
Apenis (Apenis, Apens)
Apiņš (Appisch, Appinšch, Appinsch)
Apšuleje (Apšchuleje)
Arkliņš (Arklinsch)
Audriņš (Audrisch)

Ā

Āboliņš (Ahboliņsh, Abolinšch, Abolišch, Abolin, Ahbolinšch, Ahbolinsch, Abolisch, Abolinsch)
Ābols (Ahbols)
Āpsis (Ahpshis, Ahpschis, Ahpsis, Ahpšis, Apschis, Ahps, Apšis, Apssis)
Āpša (Apša, Ahpscha, Apscha)
Āzis (Ahsis)

B

Balandiņš (Balandiņsch, Balandinšch)
Balatovics (Balatowicz, Balatawicz)
Balevics (Balewicz, Ballawicz, Balawicz, Ballowitsch)
Balgalis (Balgalis, Balgals)
Balodis (Ballods, Ballodis, Balohdis, Ballod)
Balskars (Balskars)
Baltiņš (Baltinšch, Baltin)
Bebrus (Bebrus)
Bekers (Beker)
Bersevics (Bersewicz, Bersowicz, Berschewicz, Bersewitsch)
Bertovics (Bertowicza, Bertowicz)
Berzevskis (Bersewski)
Bēkis (Behkis)
Bēkmans (Behkmans, Behkman)
Bērs (Behrs)
Bērtulsons (Behrtulsohns)
Bērziņš (Behrsisch, Behrsinšch, Behrsin)
Bērzīts (Behrsits)
Bētiņš (Behtinšch)
Bētliņš (Behtlinšch, Betlinsch, Betlisch)
Bētmans (Behtmann, Behtman, Behtmans)
Bierands (Beerandt, Beerands, Beerant, Beerants)
Bildinovskis (Bildinopski)
Birgelis (Birgelis)
Birinkungs (Birinkungs)
Birišs (Birišch)
Blāzis (Blasis, Blahsis)
Bloms (Bloms)
Blūms (Blums)
Boje (Bohje)
Borkiuss (Borkius)
Braslus (Braslus)
Brālitis (Brahlits, Brahlitis)
Brensons (Brensohns)
Briedis (Breedis, Briedis)
Brumans (Brumans, Bruhmans)
Brunakals (Brunakals)
Brunmanis (Brunmannis)
Brūders (Bruders, Bruder, Bruhders)
Brūkle (Bruhkle, Brukle)
Brūkliņš (Bruhklinsh)
Brūvers (Bruwers, Bruhweris, Bruwer, Bruhwer, Bruhwers)
Bulduris (Bulduris, Buldur)
Bullevics (Bullewicz)
Bullis (Bullis, Bulle)
Bullītis (Bullitis)
Bumbulis (Bumbula, Bumbulis, Bumbuls, Bumbul, Bumbule, Bumbulu)
Bumeisters (Bumeister, Bumeisters)
Bungans (Bungam, Bungans)
Bungats (Bungats)
Bunte (Bunte, Bunts)
Buntovics (Buntowicz, Buntewicz)
Buntukalns (Buntukalns, Buntukaln)
Burinskis (Burinskis, Burinski, Buhrinski)
Burkis (Burkis)
Burmeisters (Burmeisteris, Burmeisters, Burmeister, Burmeišter, Burmejster)
Butkēvics (Butkiewicza, Bukiewicz)
Būdenieks (Budeneeks)
Būdiņš (Budišch, Budinšch)
Būmeisters (Buhmeister)

C

Caupiņš (Caupinšch)
Cebla (Cebla)
Ceinis (Ceinis, Cejnis)
Celmiņš (Celmišch, Celminšch, Celiminšch, Cehlminsch)
Ceļmalis (Celmalis)
Cepurītis (Ceppuritis, Ceppurite, Cepurite)
Cersups (Cersups)
Cērmans (Cehrman)
Cērpiņš (Cehrpinsch, Cehrpin, Cehrpinšch, Cehrpisch)
Cērps (Cehrps, Cehrpis)
Cērtuks (Cehrtuks)
Cērtups (Cehrtups)
Ciema (Ceema)
Ciermans (Ceerman)
Cinaus (Cinaus)
Cinovskis (Cinuschkis, Cinowski, Cinawskis)
Cīrulis (Cihrulis, Cirull, Cihruls, Cihrulšch, Cihrul, Cirulis)
Cīrulītis (Cirulitis)

Č

Čabe (Tschabe)
Čēba (Čehba)
Čīme (Czyme, Tschima)

D

Dabbars (Dabbars, Dabars)
Dadzis (Dadzis)
Dāgalis (Dahgalis)
Dārznieks (Dahrzeneeks)
Deklau (Deklau)
Deksnis (Dekšnis, Deksnis)
Dildiņš (Dildinsch)
Dimanovskis (Dimanowski)
Dīķis (Dihkis)
Dominiks (Dominiks)
Donis (Dohnis)
Drava (Drawa, Drawe, Drahwe)
Dravnieks (Drawineek, Drawneeks)
Drebulis (Drebul)
Dregnus (Dregnus)
Dreimanis (Dreiman)
Drigonis (Drigohnis)
Drigoris (Drigoris, Drigori, Drigohris)
Drigulis (Driguls, Drigul)
Dublis (Dublis)
Dundurs (Dundurs, Dundur)
Dundže (Dundsche)
Dupats (Dupad, Dupat, Duppata)
Dupovics (Dupowicz)
Dusevics (Dusewicz)
Dušuls (Duschul, Duschelis, Duschilis)
Dūdiņš (Duhdin, Dudiņsch, Dudisch, Dudišch, Dudinšch, Dudin, Duhdinšch)
Dūriņš (Duhrisch)
Dzeltpiņš (Dseltpinsch)
Dzenis (Dsenis, Dsennis)
Dzenītis (Dsennits)

E

Egle (Egle)
Eglevičs (Eglewicz)
Eglīte (Eglite)
Eglītis (Eglits, Eglit)
Einrekis (Einrekkis)
Enģelis (Engelis, Engel, Engels)
Enģelītis (Engelits)
Esiņš (Esiņsh)
Evelītis (Ewelicz)

Ē

Ēciņš (Ehcish, Ehciņsch, Ehcinšch)
Ērce (Ērce)
Ērciņš (Ehrciņsch,Ehrcinšch, Ehrcinsch)
Ērcis (Ehrcis)

F

Fišers (Fišcher)
Freimanis (Freiman)
Frīdbergs (Friedberg)
Fukss (Fuchs)

G

Gailis (Gailis, Gajlis)
Gailītis (Gailihts, Gailitis, Gailits, Gajlitis)
Gaišums (Gaišchums)
Galbāliņš (Galbahlin, Galbahlišch, Galbališch, Galbahlins, Galbalinšch, Galbalinsch)
Galbālis (Galbalis, Galballis)
Galiņš (Galinšch, Gallišch)
Gals (Gals)
Gavers (Gawers, Gaweris)
Gavrels (Gawrel)
Gāčs (Gahtšch, Gahtšchu, Gahtsch, Gatsch, Gatsche)
Gedults (Gedults)
Gembergs (Gemberg)
Gendralis (Gendralis, Gendral)
Gēkis (Gehkis)
Glāziņš (Glahzišch)
Gleizups (Gleisups, Gleisup, Glisups, Glejsups)
Goldberģis (Goldbergis)
Gotfrīds (Gotfried, Gotfrids, Gottfrics)
Grasis (Grasis)
Graudiņš (Graudinsh, Graudinšch, Graudin, Graudinsch)
Graviņš (Griawinsch, Grawin, Gŗawinšch, Griawinšch)
Grenevičs (Grinewicz, Grenewicz)
Grieziņš (Greesin)
Griezis (Greezis)
Gririevics (Gryriewicz)
Grīnbergs (Grinberg)
Grīnholcs (Grünholz)
Grotkovskis (Grotkowski)
Grudavics (Grudawicz)
Grudmans (Grudman)
Grunte (Grunte)
Gruntmanis (Gruntman, Gruntmann, Gruntmans)
Gudewics (Gudawicz, Gudewicz, Gudowicz, Gudowitsch)
Gudiņš (Gudinšch, Gudišch, Gudinsch, Gudisch)
Gudriņš (Gudrinšch)
Gulberģis (Gulbergis)
Gulbis (Gulbis)
Gustiņš (Gustinsch)
Gusts (Gusts, Gušts)
Gūča (Guhtscha)
Gūmans (Guhmans)
Gūtmanis (Gutman, Gutmans)

Ģ

Ģēģeris (Geger)

I

Ignovskis (Ignowskis, Ignowski, Ignawski)
Intnavics (Intnawicz)
Irbe (Irbe, Eerbe)
Ivanovskis (Iwanowski)
Ivans (Iwans)

J

Jakobkovics (Jakobkowicz)
Jakupkievics (Jakupkiewicz)
Jambergs (Jamberg)
Jancis (Jancis)
Janevics (Janawicz, Janewicz, Janowicz)
Jancītis (Jansit)
Jankobs (Jankobs)
Jankovskis (Jankowski, Jankowški, Jankowskis)
Janopskis (Janopski)
Janovics (Janowitsch, Janowicz)
Janovskis (Janowski)
Jansons (Jansons, Jansohn, Jansohns)
Jaunars (Jaunars)
Jaunzemis (Jaunsemmi, Jaunsemis, Jauseme, Jaunsemme)
Jaunzemnieks (Jaunsemneeks)
Jembergis (Jembergis)
Jenaris (Jenaris)
Jenerālis (Jendrahlis, Jenerals, Jenrals, Jendralis, Jendrals, Jendral)
Jekobkēvics (Jekobkiewicz, Jekobkowicz)
Jēkabsons (Jakobson, Jakobsohn, Jehkabsohn, Jehkabson, Jehkapson)
Jēre (Jehre)
Jērevics (Jehrewicz)
Jēriņš (Jehrinšch, Jehrinsch)
Jēris (Jehris)
Jonelis (Johnels, Johnelis)
Jutcis (Jutcis)

K

Kaibuts (Kaibuts)
Kalējs (Kaleis, Kallejs)
Kalnavics (Kalnawicz)
Kalninieks (Kalnineeks, Kalneneek, Kalneneeks)
Kalniņš (Kalninsh, Kalninsch, Kalninšch, Kalnin)
Kalns (Kalns)
Kaltenieks (Kalteneeks, Kalteneek)
Kaltiks (Kaltiks, Kaltik, Kaltikis)
Kaltiņš (Kaltišch)
Kaminskis (Kaminski, Koninski, Kaninski, Kaminški, Kaminskis)
Kandovskis (Kandowski, Kandauski)
Kannenieks (Kananeeks, Kanneneks, Kananek)
Kanovics (Kanowicz)
Kantanovics (Kantanowicz)
Kantiķis (Kantik, Kantiks)
Kapenieks (Kapeneeks)
Kapens (Kapen)
Kapiņš (Kappišch, Kapišch, Kappinsch, Kapihsch)
Karkļavics (Karkļawicz)
Karlavics (Karlawicz, Karlowicz)
Kartovics (Kartowicz)
Kautiņš (Kautin, Kautiņ, Kawtinsch)
Kāpiņš (Kahpinsh, Kahpišch, Kahpinšch)
Kāpis (Kahpis)
Kāpnieks (Kahpneeks)
Kārkliņš (Karkliņsh, Kahrkliņšh, Kahrklinšch, Kahrklišch, Karklišch, Karklinšch, Kahrklin, Karklin, Kahrklinsch)
Kebre (Kebre)
Kelevics (Kelewicz)
Kembers (Kember)
Kemerliņš (Kemmerlinsch)
Kemers (Kemlers, Kemers, Kemer)
Kibi (Kibi)
Kielkēvics (Kielkiewicz)
Kimenskis (Kimenski, Kiminski)
Klaviņš (Klawiņsch, Klawinšch, Klawinsch)
Klāviņš (Klahwin, Klahwinšch, Klahwinsch)
Klungstovics (Klungstawicz, Klungstowicz, Klungstowitsch)
Klungsts (Klunksts, Klungsts, Klungšts, Klungšt, Klungšta)
Klūga (Kluhga, Kluhge, Kluge)
Knapkens (Knapkens, Knappekens)
Knapšs (Knapsch, Knapsche, Knapšch, Knapšche)
Knauķis (Knawkis)
Knausis (Knausis, Knausihts, Knaušis, Knauš, Knawsis)
Knibiškis (Knibišchki)
Kniblevičs (Kniblewitsch)
Knibnevics (Knibnewicz, Knibewicz)
Knipens (Knipens)
Knipis (Knipis)
Knipše (Knipsze, Knipscha, Knipšch, Knipšche, Knipsche)
Knipškis (Knipšchkis)
Knipšs (Knipšch, Knipsch)
Knopkiens (Knopkiens)
Knutiņš (Knutiņsch)
Knūts (Knuhts)
Koks (Koks)
Kontovics (Kontowicz)
Kopels (Koppel)
Kopens (Koppens)
Kopiņš (Kuohpinšch)
Kopkens (Kopkens)
Kotkens (Kotkens)
Kraps (Kraps)
Kraulis (Kraulis)
Krāns (Krahns, Krohns)
Kreidens (Krejden)
Kreider (Kreider)
Kreidmans (Kreidman)
Kreiters (Kreiter)
Kreščevics (Krešchewicz)
Kriederis (Kreederis, Kreeteris)
Krippa (Krippa)
Kripškis (Kripšchkis, Kripschkis)
Kristovics (Kristowicz, Kristewicz)
Krīzolis (Krihsolis)
Krizulis (Krisulis, Krisuls, Krisul, Krihsuls)
Kronbergs (Kronberg, Kronbergis, Krunbergis)
Krūga (Krugge, Kruhga, Kruggis, Krugis)
Krupits (Krupits)
Krutkai (Krutkai)
Krūmiņš (Kruminsch, Kruhminšch, Krumin)
Kukšiņš (Kukschinsch)
Kulbards (Kulbards)
Kulbarzis (Kulbarsis)
Kulberģis (Kulbergis)
Kums (Kums)
Kunds (Kunds)
Kunstans (Kunstans)
Kuntrakts (Kontrakts, Kuntrakts)
Kuntrāts (Kuntrahts, Kuntrats, Kunhrahts)
Kviesis (Kweešis)
Kviesītis (Kweešitis, Kweesitis, Kweesits, Kwiešihts, Kwiesitis)
Kezbergs (Kesberg)

Ķ

Ķemberis (Ķemberis)
Ķezberite (Kesberite)
Ķezbers (Kesber, Kesbere, Keesbere)
Ķīvītis (Kihwits, Kihwit, Kihwitis, Kiwits)

L

Labdzeris (Labdseris)
Labzaris (Labsaris)
Lagzda (Lagsda, Lagsde)
Lagzdiņš (Lagsdiņsch, Lagsdiņšch, Lagsdin, Lagsdinšch, Lagsdinsch)
Laipiņš (Laipinšch, Laipišch, Laipin)
Lanksargs (Lanksarg)
Lapiņš (Lappiņšh, Lapišch, Lappinšch, Lappinsch)
Laprats (Laprats)
Lācenieks (Lahceneeks)
Lācis (Lahtshis, Lahcis, Lahtschis, Lacis, Lahtcish)
Lācītis (Lahcitis)
Leipniņš (Lejpninsch)
Leje (Leje, Leije)
Lepevics (Lepewicz)
Leve (Lewe)
Lezeriņš (Leserin)
Libaunieks (Libauneeks)
Liblevics (Liblewicz)
Liepovics (Leepawicz, Leepowicz, Leepowitsch)
Liepājnieks (Leepaineeks)
Liepinieks (Leepineeks, Leepeneeks, Liepinieks)
Liepiņš (Leepinsh, Leepiņšch, Leepinšch, Leepin, Liepinsch)
Lilientāls (Lilienahl, Lillientahl, Lilienthal)
Linbergs (Linberg)
Lindenbergs (Lindenberg)
Linsiņš (Linsišch)
Lipšnevics (Lipšchnewicz)
Lībeģis (Lihbegis)
Līksenklis (Lihksenklis)
Līniņš (Lihnišch)
Līpiņš (Lihpiņšch, Lihpinšch, Lihpin)
Lubits (Lubitsc, Lubitti, Lubis)
Lukevics (Lukewicz)
Lūks (Luhks)
Lūsis (Luhšis, Luhsis)

M

Mabievics (Mabiewicz)
Macpans (Mocpani)
Magone (Magone)
Makevics (Makewicz, Makiewicz)
Malapški (Malapschki)
Malevskis (Malewski)
Malinovskis (Malinowski)
Maravics (Marawicz)
Markevics (Markewicz, Makkewicz, Markawicz, Markewitsch, Markiewicz)
Martevics (Martewicz, Mahrtewicz)
Matevics (Maczewicz, Matshewicz, Matscheweec, Matšchewicz, Matschewicz)
Matšikēvics (Matschikewicz)
Matvei (Matwei)
Maule (Maule, Maulis, Maula)
Mauris (Mauris)
Mazzariņš (Massaring, Magsariņsch, Magicissarrišch, Magsarrin, Magsarinšch, Maģaissarrinsch, Maģsarrinsch)
Mājet (Mahjet)
Māliņš (Mahlish, Mahlinšch)
Mālukalns (Mahlukalns)
Mātars (Mahtar, Mahtars)
Megnis (Megnis, Megniu)
Meiris (Mejris, Meiris)
Meirovskis (Meirowski, Mejrowski)
Meiruka (Meiruka)
Meirups (Meiruhps, Mejrups, Meirups)
Meisters (Mejsters)
Melberģis (Melbergis)
Melderis (Melderis)
Melnovskis (Melnowski)
Mengevics (Mengewicz)
Menģis (Mengis)
Meniņš (Menning)
Mēris (Mehris)
Mētars (Mehtars, Mahtars, Mehter)
Mētelis (Mehtelis, Mehtals, Metels)
Mētra (Mehtra)
Mētriņš (Metrinšch)
Miecevičs (Miecewicz)
Miezais (Miesais)
Miezītis (Meesitis, Meesits, Miesitis)
Mikaļovskis (Mikaļowski)
Mikelei (Mikelei, Mikkelej)
Mikelevics (Mikelewicz, Mikelwicz)
Miklovics (Mikklowicz, Miklowicz)
Miķelsons (Mikelsohn, Mikkelson, Miķķelsan)
Milsters (Milster)
Miltovics (Miltawicz, Miltewicz, Miltowicz, Miltewitsch)
Mitovics (Mitowicz)
Moža (Mohsa, Mohsis, Mosis, Moses, Mohses)
Mucinieks (Mucineeks, Mucineek, Mucceneek, Muccineek)
Muižarājs (Muischerai)
Musers (Musers)
Mūrītis (Muritis)
Mūrnieks (Muhrenek)

N

Nagliņš (Naglinsch, Naglisch, Naglinšch, Naglin)
Naglis (Naglis)
Nāve (Nahwe)
Negrauskis (Negrauski)
Niedoliņš (Needolisch, Needolin, Niedolinsch)
Nikkas (Nikkas)
Niklai (Niklai)
Niklovics (Niklowicz)
Nināks (Ninahks)
Novickis (Nowicki)

O

Olstreiks (Olstreik, Olsreich, Olštreich, Olsehtrejts)
Osis (Ošis, Ohšis, Ohsche, Ohschis, Ohsis)
Ošenieks (Ohšcheneeks, Ošeneeks, Ohschineek, Ohschiniek)
Ošiņš (Ohšinsch)
Ošītis (Ohšihts, Ohsits, Ohšits)
Ozoliņš (Ohsolinsh, Ohsoliņsch, Ohsolin, Ohsolinšch)
Ozols (Ohsols, Ohsol)

P

Pabērzis (Pabersis, Pabehrsis)
Paegle (Paegle)
Paeglis (Paeglits, Paeglis)
Paipiņš (Paipišch)
Palācis (Palahcis, Palacis)
Papārdiņš (Papahrdiņšch)
Papārs (Papahr)
Paulins (Paulin, Pawlin)
Paulis (Paulis)
Paulovics (Paulowicz)
Pazariņš (Pasarinšch)
Pazaris (Pahsars, Pasaris)
Pelkmans (Pelkmans, Pelkman)
Pele (Pelle, Pele)
Pelīte (Pelite)
Perdovics (Perdowicz)
Perdovskis (Perdowski, Perdawski, Pehrdaušchkis)
Perševics (Perschewicz, Peršchewicz, Perschewitsch)
Peterkovics (Peterkowicz)
Peterlevics (Peterlewicz)
Petrelevics (Petrelewicz, Peterlewitsch)
Petrevics (Petrewicz, Petrawicz)
Petrovics (Petrowicz, Pehtrowitsch)
Petrovskis (Petrowski)
Pēle (Pehle)
Pērsis (Pehrsis, Pehršis, Pehrschis)
Pētersons (Petersohn, Pehtersons, Pehtersohn, Peterson, Pehterson, Pehtersohns)
Pētervics (Pehterwicz)
Pietrovics (Peetrowitsch)
Pidvilts (Pidwilts, Pidwilc)
Pigoriņš (Pigorinsch, Pigorišch, Pihgorišch, Pigorisch)
Pigors (Pigor)
Pikevics (Pikewicz, Pikkewicz, Pikiewitsch)
Pilcmanis (Pilcmans)
Pilkevičs (Pilkewitsch)
Pilkis (Pilkis)
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R

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S

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Slavinskis (Sļawinski, Slawinskis, Slawinski)
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Stals (Stal)
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Sternbergs (Sternberg, Šternbergis, Šternberg)
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Sūriņš (Suhrinsch)

Š

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Šalpiņš (Šalpin, Šalpinšch, Šalpinsch)
Šandovics (Šandowicz)
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Šauleis (Šauleis)
Šavle (Šawle)
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Šedliņš (Šedliņsch, Šedlišch, Šedlisch, Sedlinsch, Šedlinšch, Šedlin, Sedlin, Šedlinsch, Sedlišch, Sedlisch)
Šegliņš (Šeglinšch, Šeglisch)
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Šics (Schitz, Šchiz)
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Šilovics (Šillewicz, Šillowicz, Šiļawicz, Šillawicz, Sillawicz, Silowicz)
Šils (Šils, Sils)
Šimsons (Šimson)
Šināds (Šinahds)
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Šīlis (Šihlis, Sihlis, Sihlic)
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Škuje (Škuje, Skuje)
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Šmits (Schmit)
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Šplīliņš (Šplihlinšch)
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Špude (Schpuda, Schpude, Spuda, Schpud, Špuda, Šchpuhde, Šchpuda)
Špurris (Špurris)
Štāls (Schtal, Stahls, Stal, Stahl, Štahls)
Štendevics (Štendewicz)
Šterbvergs (Šterbwerg)
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Štolcs (Schtolc)
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Šudrabiņš (Šudrabin, Sudrabin, Sudrabinšch)
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Švanka (Schwanka)
Švans (Schwans, Schwahn, Schwanz)
Šveiduks (Schweiduks, Schwejduks)
Švelmis (Šwelmis)

T

Teičmanis (Teichman)
Teters (Teters, Tetter, Tetteris)
Tēviņš (Tehwing)
Tiškēvics (Tyszkiewicz)
Tīss (Tihs)
Tobijs (Tobie, Tobij)
Tobiuss (Tobius)
Tomuška (Tomuszka, Tomuschka)
Treilibs (Treilibs, Treilib, Treülich)
Treimanis (Treiman)
Trumšins (Trumšin, Trumsim, Trumšim, Trumšims)
Trullis (Trullis)
Tubišs (Tubišch)
Tumuška (Tumušchka)
Tumušs (Tumusc)

U

Udrs (Udrs)
Ulmukalns (Ulkans, Ulmukaln, Ulmukalns)
Ulmstau (Ulmstau)
Ulpis (Ulpis, Ulpe)
Unstans (Unstans, Unštand)
Upenieks (Uppineeks, Uppeneeks, Upineek)
Uplejs (Upleis, Uplej, Uplehis, Uplejs)
Usmis (Usmis)
Ušmus (Ušmus)
Ušnis (Ušnis)

Ū

Ūdriņš (Uhdrisch, Uhdrišch, Uhdrin, Uhdrinšch, Uhdrinsch, Udrinsch, Udrin)
Ūdris (Uhdris)
Ūdrus (Uhdrus, Uhdra)
Ūlps (Uhlps)
Ūsiņš (Uhšin)

V

Valavics (Wallawicz)
Valciņš (Walciņsch, Walcinšch, Walcinsch, Walcisch)
Valts (Walts)
Vanags (Wanags)
Vangs (Wangs)
Varnovics (Warnowicz)
Vārpiņš (Wahrpinsch, Wahrpin, Wahrpinšch, Wahrpisch, Warpisch)
Vecbrencis (Wecbrencis)
Veckāja (Weckaij, Weckahja, Weckahje)
Veckulbuls (Weckulbul, Weckulbuls, Weckulbulis)
Veckungs (Weckungs, Wecckungs)
Vecsniķers (Wecsniker)
Vecvagars (Wecwagar, Wecwagaris, Wecwaggar)
Vēršis (Wehršis, Wersis)
Vēzis (Wehsis)
Vilguts (Wilguts, Wilgut)
Vilips (Wilips)
Vilkis (Wilkis)
Vilplūcis (Wilplutschis, Wilplutšch, Wilplucis, Wilpluhc, Wilpluhtsch, Wilpluhcis, Wilplutsis, Wilpluc, Wilplutcis)
Vickops (Witckups, Wickops, Wickups, Witkops, Witckops)
Vīngriezis (Winhgriesis)
Vītiņš (Wihtiņsh, Witisch, Wihtinšch, Wihtinsch, Wihtisch, Wihtinschs)
Vītoliņš (Wihtoliņsh, Wihtolis, Witolisch,Wihtols, Wihtolišch, Wihtolinšch, Wihtolin, Witolinsch, Witolin)
Vītols (Wihtols)
Vīze (Wihse)
Voinovskis (Woynowski)

Z

Zalpiņš (Salpiņsch, Salpin)
Zaļmežs (Salmesch)
Zaļums (Salums, Sallums)
Zandaravics (Sandarawicz)
Zandavics (Sandawicz)
Zandovska (Sandowska)
Zarinskis (Sarinski)
Zariņš (Sarini, Saryni, Sarrine, Sarrini, Sarrinsch, Šarin)
Zars (Sars)
Zarupskis (Sarupski, Sarrupski, Sarobski)
Zatkals (Satkal)
Zāgels (Sahgels)
Zāģeris (Sahgers, Sahgeris)
Zeltakalns (Seltakalns, Seltakaln)
Zeltiņš (Seltinšch, Seltišch, Seltinsch, Seltisch)
Zemarājs (Semarais, Semarajs, Semmarais, Semmarajs)
Zemesstrādnieks (Semmesstrahdneeks, Semesstradneeks, Semmesštradineeks)
Zemurbis (Semurbis)
Zemzaris (Semsaris, Semzarits)
Ziemers (Seemers)
Zikmanis (Sikmans)
Zommers (Sommers)
Zondavics (Sondawicz)
Zundbergis (Sundbergis, Sundberg, Sunbergis)
Zundiņš (Sundinšch)
Zundovskis (Sundowskis)
Zvaguls (Swaguls, Swagul, Swagulis, Swagalis)
Zvejs (Sweis, Sweije, Swehis)
Zvengels (Swengels, Sweņgelis)

Ž

Žogarājs (Sohgarajs)
Žogis (Šohgis)
Žurkovski (Schurkowski)