| Surname | Variant 1 | Variant 2 | Variant 3 | Linguistic Origin | Meaning | |||||||
| 401 | Hassus | See: Assis | ||||||||||
| 402 | Hatein | Hatem | See: Gatenio | |||||||||
| 403 | Hatem | See: Gatenio | ||||||||||
| 404 | Havilio | Hebrew | According to a research conducted by a family member it is the acronym of "Hazakim Batora Leorekh Yamim Veshanim" = "Strong in Torah Along Days and Years". The surname was found in in 1350 Miranda de Ebro, Burgos province, Spain (Ref. Sefarad, 1942, 2,2: 325-375) | |||||||||
| 405 | Hayon | Arabic | Alive | |||||||||
| 406 | Hazan | Hebrew | Cantor; Surname in 1432 in Arandiga, Aragon (Ref. Sefarad, 1999, 59,2: 319-342) | |||||||||
| 407 | Hezkiya | Hebrew (Bible: II Kings 18:1) | God has stregthenned; King of Judea | |||||||||
| 408 | Ilel | Hebrew (Talmud: Pesahim:15) | He praised; Name of Nassi of Israel; Hillel the Old was founder of the House of Hillel school for Tannaïm (Sages of the Mishnah) | |||||||||
| 409 | Iliev | See: Eli | ||||||||||
| 410 | Is | Turkish | Is(pronounced ish) = Light | |||||||||
| 411 | Isak | Isakov | Hebrew (Bible: Gen.17:19) | Derives from Yitshak, son of Abraham. Found spelled Isaque in Burriana, Castellon province, Spain (Ref. Sefarad, 1963, 23,1: 36-53). | ||||||||
| 412 | Isakov | See: Isak and Bulgarian suffix ov | ||||||||||
| 413 | Ishaki | Hebrew (Bible: Gen.17:19) | Prononced Iskhaki; Derives From the house of Yitshak, son of Abraham | |||||||||
| 414 | Ishua | See: Yeoshua | ||||||||||
| 415 | Israel | Izari | Hebrew (Bible: Gen.32:29) | The one who strives with God’, Second name of Yaakov. Found in 1474 in Burriana, Castellon province, Spain (Ref. Donate Sebastia J. et al. Three Jewish Com. in Medieval Spain, p.189) | ||||||||
| 416 | Istrug | See: Astrug | ||||||||||
| 417 | Izari | See: Israel | ||||||||||
| 418 | Jaldeti | Spanish | Derives from Jaldado = golden yellow, for blond hair, During the British Mandate of Eretz Israel, someone so called changed his name into: Ashkenazi Leon; Found in 1439 in Burgos, Spain (Ref.: Sefarad 1952, 12,1:59-104 | |||||||||
| 419 | Kadales | Bulgarian | May be deformation of Gadalets = soothsayer; a nickname | |||||||||
| 420 | Kadas | Turkish | Derives from Kudus, (a word deriving from the Hebrew kodosh=saint/holly)= Jerusalem (for the Holly City) | |||||||||
| 421 | Kadmon | Hebrew | Ancient, old. See also Khulu | |||||||||
| 422 | Kalef | See: Kalev | ||||||||||
| 423 | Kalev | Kalef | Hebrew (Bible: Lev.13:6) | Name related to ‘dog’, said to symbolyze a rabid devotion to God; Name of one of the two emissaries sent by Moshe to live in Erets Israel. | ||||||||
| 424 | Kali | See: Khali | ||||||||||
| 425 | Kalio | Khalio | Kauli | See: Khali | ||||||||
| 426 | Kalish | See: Khali | ||||||||||
| 427 | Kalo | Kalu | See: Calo | |||||||||
| 428 | Kalu | See: Calo | ||||||||||
| 429 | Kamhi | Kimhi | Hebrew | Derives from ‘kemah’ = flour, the name of a famous medieval Spanish family, See also Farin.During the British Mandate of Eretz Israel, someone so called changed his name into:Kammy | ||||||||
| 430 | Kamo | Turkish | Derives from ‘kamu’ = the people | |||||||||
| 431 | Kantardji | Kantardjiev | Turkish | Derives from kantar= weighing machine, Kantarci (prononced Kantadji) is the man whose task is to wrigh merchandise | ||||||||
| 432 | Kantardjiev | See: Kantardji and Bulgarian suffix ev | ||||||||||
| 433 | Karabiber | Turkish | Compound of Kara= black, biber= pepper, black pepper a nickname or more probably a merchant of black pepper | |||||||||
| 434 | Karakash | Turkish | Compound of kara=black , kas= eyebrow; One with black (thick) eyebrows | |||||||||
| 435 | Kasaboglu | See: Kasabov, Turkish suffix oglu | ||||||||||
| 436 | Kasabov | Kasaboglu | Turkish or Hebrew | Derives from Kasap = butcher , 2. Derives from Katsav = butcher., both with Bulgarian suffix ov The Turkish word seems to derive from the Hebrew one. | ||||||||
| 437 | Katan | Arabic | Linen, for the one who manufactured or sold linen. Wrongly translated into "small" as deriving from the Hebrew Katan. The Hebrew word is written with a 'Kof', while Katan – the surname- is written with a 'khaf'. | |||||||||
| 438 | Katarivas | Katarivos | Greek | Toponym of Katerini, a locality situated between Saloniki and Volos, Greece. | ||||||||
| 439 | Katarivos | See: Katarivas | ||||||||||
| 440 | Katshuni | See: Katsuni; During the British Mandate of Eretz Israel, someone so called changed his name into Kitsoni | ||||||||||
| 441 | Katsoni | See: Katsuni | ||||||||||
| 442 | Katsuni | Katsoni | Katshuni | Greek | A given name of unknown meaning | |||||||
| 443 | Kauli | See: Khali | ||||||||||
| 444 | Kavison | Gavison | Spanish or Hebrew (Bible: Job 28:18) | Usually spelled Gabizon or Gavison:1.Derives from ‘Cabezon” = stubborn 2.Derives from ‘Gavish’ = crystal, know in the Bible as diamond, being the name of a rabbinical family whose members were so religious, they were compared to ‘pure diamonds”. Surname found in 1389 in Valencia, Spain (Ref.: Sefarad, 1986, 46,2: 315-339) | ||||||||
| 445 | Kazak | Turkish | Cossak | |||||||||
| 446 | Kazes | See: Cazes | ||||||||||
| 447 | Kemal | Kemalov | Turkish | Perfection; usually a Turkish given name. | ||||||||
| 448 | Kemalov | See: Kemal and Bulgarian suffix ov | ||||||||||
| 449 | Kerido | Spanish | Derives from ‘querido’ = Beloved; probably a translation of the Hebrew ‘Yakir’. Surname found in Villalon in 181 (Ref: Sef2009, 69,2:361-382) | |||||||||
| 450 | Keshales | Ladino | Probably derives from keshas = complaints, a nickname of somebody who always complains, a complainer. |