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gentilitial (a.)
Alt. of Gentilitious
gentilitial Sentence Examples
- The gentilitial surname Rodriguez indicates a Spanish or Portuguese ancestry.
- The ancient Roman gentilitial name Julius denoted membership in the Julius clan.
- Genealogical research can trace one's gentilitial lineage back centuries.
- The gentilitial name Ferguson originates from Scotland, meaning "son of Fergus."
- In ancient Greece, gentilitial names were used to identify individuals as members of specific tribes or cities.
- The gentilitial surname Patel is common in India and indicates a caste affiliation.
- A study of gentilitial naming patterns can shed light on historical population movements and intermarriage.
- The gentilitial name Khan is widespread in Central Asia and signifies Mongolian or Persian ancestry.
- The gentilitial name Smith is among the most common in the English-speaking world, deriving from the occupation of blacksmith.
- Geneticists use gentilitial surnames to trace human migration patterns and genetic diversity.
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Alt. of Gentilitious
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The gentilitial surname Rodriguez indicates a Spanish or Portuguese ancestry.
The ancient Roman gentilitial name Julius denoted membership in the Julius clan.
Genealogical research can trace one's gentilitial lineage back centuries.
The gentilitial name Ferguson originates from Scotland, meaning "son of Fergus."
