| Surname | Variant 1 | Variant 2 | Variant 3 | Linguistic Origin | Meaning | |||||||
| 751 | Struti | Struto | Unknown | Unknown meaning | ||||||||
| 752 | Struto | See: Struto | ||||||||||
| 753 | Surujen | See: Surujon | ||||||||||
| 754 | Surujon | Surujen | Spanish | Surujon = surgeon in medieval Spanish. Surname found in Hita, Spain in 1492 (Ref.: Sefarad, 1972, 32.2: 249- 305) | ||||||||
| 755 | Sustiel | French | Toponym of Soustel, Cevennes, Southern France | |||||||||
| 756 | Suzi | See: Suzin | ||||||||||
| 757 | Suzin | Suzi | Italian | Toponym of Susa, West of Milan, Italy | ||||||||
| 758 | Tabah | Hebrew | Present time, 3rd persn of the verb litboah= t slaughter; Tabah = Jewish ritual slaughterer | |||||||||
| 759 | Tadjer | Tadzher | Tager | Tagger | Arabic | Merchant. Surname wrongly thought as deriving from the deformation of deutscher = German. Ir was found as ATEJAR (preceded by the Arabic contracted article a=the) in 1487 in Deleitosa, Valladolid province, Spain ( Ref. Sefarad, 1994, 54,1: 155-193) | ||||||
| 760 | Tadzher | See: Tadjer | ||||||||||
| 761 | Tager | See: Tadjer | ||||||||||
| 762 | Tagger | See: Tadjer | ||||||||||
| 763 | Talvi | Telvi | Turkish | Derives from ‘talebe’ = pupil | ||||||||
| 764 | Tanhum | Hebrew (Talmud: Moed Katan, 25) | Consolation, comfort, name of of an Amorai from Erets Israel | |||||||||
| 765 | Tarabulus | Arabic | Toponym of Tarabulus = Tripoli, Libya or Lebanon | |||||||||
| 766 | Taranto | Italian | Toponym of Taranto, extreme South of Italy | |||||||||
| 767 | Tedeski | Italian | Derives from ‘tedesco’ = German; Name probably given to German Jews who immigrated to Italy, then move to the Balkans; Similar to Eskenazi (Ashkenazi) | |||||||||
| 768 | Telvi | See: Talvi | ||||||||||
| 769 | Tenekedjiiski | Turkish | Derives from ‘tenekeci’ (=tenekedji) = tinsmith and Russian suffix 'ski' | |||||||||
| 770 | Tiano | Italian | Toponym of Tiano, Italy | |||||||||
| 771 | Tobi | Tuvi | Hebrew | Derives from Tuv = goodness. May also derive from Tuvia (Bible: Zekh. 6:10), one of the immigrants from Babylone; Found in 1190 in Huesca, Spain. (Ref.Sefarad, 1947, 7,2: 271-302) | ||||||||
| 772 | Toledo | Spanish | Toponym of Toledo, Spain; Found in Spain as De Toledo in Tudela in 1363 (Ref.: Carrasco, Juan et al.. Los judíos del Reino de Navarra , v3,1: 467) | |||||||||
| 773 | Trani | See: Mitrani | ||||||||||
| 774 | Trapero | Spanish | Ragman | |||||||||
| 775 | Tsadik | Tsadikov | Tsadikario | Hebrew | Just, righteous | |||||||
| 776 | Tsadikario | See: Tsadik | ||||||||||
| 777 | Tsadikov | Compound of Tsadik and Bulgarian suffix ov; See Tsadik | ||||||||||
| 778 | Tsalmona | See: Salmona | ||||||||||
| 779 | Tsalmonov | See: Salmona and Bulgarian suffix ov | ||||||||||
| 780 | Tsarfati | See: Sarfati | ||||||||||
| 781 | Tsemah | See: Semah | ||||||||||
| 782 | Tsevi | Shivi | Sivi | Hebrew | Deer | |||||||
| 783 | Tshakerov | Turkish | Derives from çakir (tchakir)= with grey eyes; a nickname followed by the Bulgarian suffix 'ov' | |||||||||
| 784 | Tshelebon | Chelebon | Tchelebon | Turkish | Derives from ‘çelebi’ = sir; a child was generally called ‘Tchelebi’, when born after his father’s death. Further on, the given name became a surname. | |||||||
| 785 | Tshesano | Cesano | Italian | Toponym of Cesano, Lombardia, Italy | ||||||||
| 786 | Tshitchek. | Turkish | Derives from çeçek = flower | |||||||||
| 787 | Tsion | See: Sion | ||||||||||
| 788 | Tsoref | See: Soref | ||||||||||
| 789 | Tuvi | See: Tobi | ||||||||||
| 790 | Ulu | See: Oglu | ||||||||||
| 791 | Uziel | Hebrew (Bible: Ex.6:22) | Compound of uzi=my strenght and of el=God; My strength is God; One pertaining to Levi tribe during King David’s reign. | |||||||||
| 792 | Vaena | Hebrew (Bible: Ezra 10:36) | Devrives from Vania = name of one who came from Babylon at Ezra’s time | |||||||||
| 793 | Valadji | Romanian and Turkish | Toponym: "from Wallachia", a region in South Romania and ‘ci’ ( = dji) = Turkish suffix for designing an inhabitant; Many relate this surname to Palatchi; see also Palatchi | |||||||||
| 794 | Varon | Baron | Spanish | Respected; Surname found in 1350 in Mirande de Ebro, Spain (Ref.: Sefarad, 1941, 1,1: 89-140) | ||||||||
| 795 | Varsano | Varsanov | Barsanov | French | Toponym: "from Vars", name of three localities in different regions of France | |||||||
| 796 | Varsanov | See: Varsano | ||||||||||
| 797 | Veisid | Catalan and Arabic | Compound of vell (pronounced vey)= old in Catalan and sid=master in Arabic for 'old master'; The Herew spelling of this name found on old Saloniki tombstone inscriptions still includes the final L of 'vell"; Veisid was found in Saloniki as a surname as well as a given name in the 20th century | |||||||||
| 798 | Veneziani | Italian | Toponym: "from Venezia", Italy | |||||||||
| 799 | Ventura | Italian | Happiness; probably a translation of the Hebrew Asher. See also Buonaventura | |||||||||
| 800 | Vidas | Spanish | Life; a translation of the Hebrew Haim; Surname found in 1492 in Segovia, Spain (Ref.: Sefarad, 1975, 35,1-2: 151-158) |