Beautiful female surnames with the name Anna. List of beautiful Russian and foreign surnames and names for women

The history of American names and surnames has evolved over several centuries. In them you can trace the traditions of many countries and peoples who moved to these places. Thanks to the large flow of immigrants, over a long period of time the general culture of the country took shape and names and surnames changed, acquiring new forms of sound.

Many common American names have their origins in Greek, Italian, Latin, even ancient Germanic origins. In the modern world, rare names that are obtained by abbreviating historical places, surnames of famous people, are becoming extremely popular in America; there are even combinations of several names into one big one.

The origins of American names can be divided into the following groups:

1. Names whose meanings are associated with the outlines of a person’s character (cheerful, brave, courageous) have gained most popularity;
2. names related to the names of animals, flowers, trees, natural phenomena;
3. names meaning different professions;
4. names of a religious nature taken from the Bible.

List of the most popular American male names

America is a colonial country; depending on the state, the overall popularity of names differs significantly from each other. In the Spanish villages of Federico (Federico), in the Irish regions - Patrick (Patrick), in the Italian - Paulo (Paulo).

When choosing a name for a newborn, Americans give great importance to two main principles in their choice:

• the name should sound beautifully with the surname, as one whole;
• Another main point is the secret meaning of the name and its origin.

Respecting their ancestors and family traditions, many families name their children in honor of their fathers, grandfathers and great-grandfathers. If several family members have one name, the prefix “senior” or “junior” is placed at the beginning of the name for a specific person.

Currently, Americans are trying to add special uniqueness (originality) to the names of their children, choosing their favorite car brand, favorite political figure, or favorite city for the name. In such a situation, the choice falls on the most unexpected objects. You can meet children named Lexus, Madison, Infinity.

Americans have an old naming tradition of giving a child a double name. For example: Anna-Maria (Anna-Maria), John-Robert (John-Robert), Matthew - William (Matthew-William). Explaining this by saying that as the child grows up, he will be able to choose a name to his liking.

The most popular American names today

• Ethan (Ethan) - from English, “durable.”
• Kevin (Kevin) – from Irish, “beautiful”, “cute”.
• Justin (Justin) - from English, “fair”.
• Matthew (Matthew) - from English, “gift of God,” “God’s man.”
• William (William) - from English, “desired.”
• Christopher (Christopher) - from English, “follower of Christ.”
• Anthony (Anthony) - from English, “invaluable”, “competing”.
• Ryan (Ryan) - from Arabic, “little king.”
• Nicholas (Nicholas) - from French, “conqueror of nations.”
• David (David) – Hebrew, “beloved”, “beloved”.
• Alex (Alex) – from Greek, “protector”.
• James (James) - from English, “invader”.
• Josh (Josh) – Hebrew, “god, salvation.”
• Dillon - Welsh origin, "big sea".
• Brandon (Brandon) - from German, “prince”.
• Philip (Philip) - from Greek, “horse lover.”
• Fred (Fred) - from English, “peaceful ruler.”
• Tyler (Tyler) – from English, “stylish”.
• Caleb (Caleb) - from Hebrew, “loyal, brave.”
• Thomas (Thomas) – Polish, “twin”.

List of common American surnames

They acquired their modern appearance over many years. Over time, they changed significantly. There has always been a large influx of refugees and migrants into American cities.

In order not to differ from the local residents, and not to attract special attention, the settlers deliberately modified and shortened their surnames in the local American way. The main feature of the surnames of US residents is the regular mixing of different nations and peoples.

The list of the most famous surnames in America opens with Smith (Smith), Williams (Williams), Jones (Jones), Wilson (Wilson). According to statistics, there are well over a million registered owners of such surnames.

Lesser known American surnames, but popular:

• Johnson (Johnson).
• Brown (Brown).
• Walker (Walker).
• Hall (Hall).
• White (White).
• Wilson (Wilson).
• Thompson (Thompson).
• Moore (Moore).
• Taylor (Taylor).
• Anderson (Anderson).
• Thomas (Thomas).
• Jackson (Jackson).
• Harris (Harris).
• Martin (Martin).
• Young (Yang).
• Hernandez (Hernandez).
• Garcia (Garcia).
• Davis (Davis).
• Miller (Miller).
• Martinez (Martinez).
• Robinson (Robinson).
• Clark (Clark).
• Rodrigues (Rodrigues).
• Lewis (Lewis).
• Lee (Lee).
• Allen (Allen).
• King (King).

According to researchers, the most beautiful names are those that carry a certain mystery. Many parents also choose a name for their child very carefully, focusing on how it will sound with the surname and patronymic. For example, it is obvious that a beautiful foreign name will lose its mystery and romance in combination with a Russian patronymic. According to statistics, the most common female name around the world is Anna, in Russia it is Anastasia.

About the combination of first and last names

Beautiful and famous surnames in Russia are aristocratic. Many proudly claim to be followers of the Romanovs, the well-known royal family. As experts note, surnames that come from the names Nikolaev, Vasiliev, and especially if they have a “royal” connotation are good: Vasiliev from Greek means “king”. Surnames associated with the names of graceful birds and noble animals also have their own charm: Lebedeva, Zhuravleva. Those that come from the names of professions are also considered honorary: Kuznetsov, Mayorov.

It's great that we girls can change our last name. So we, unlike men, if we wish, will not remain Fools or Crooked Hands all our lives. But choosing a combination of first and last name that is truly beautiful is not easy. Some people like surnames with meaning, others of noble origin, and many are now especially attracted by unusual-sounding foreign ones. It is worth paying attention to how the surname sounds not only with the name, but also with the patronymic. For example, Anfisa Petrovna Obolenskaya doesn’t sound very graceful, would you agree? Psychologists say that the right combination can have a positive effect on personality. Remember the basic important principle: the last letter of the surname should not coincide with the first letter of the name due to partial loss of sound during pronunciation.

There are patronymics that will give beautiful combinations with almost any name: Andreevna, Sergeevna, Aleksandrovna. More unusual, but no less beautiful, are the patronymics Vladislavovna, Vyacheslavovna, Stanislavovna. As for surnames, simpler ones will also sound acceptable with Russian names, but you should be more careful with foreign ones.

Yes, nowadays the process of changing your initials is not so complicated, and many creative people generally use pseudonyms, which is also very important in various social networks and blogs. To select a pseudonym, it is worth going through a certain amount of literature, because there is a huge scope for imagination. As for your real names, if you suddenly decide to change them, then think about your decision a few more times, because it can change a lot. As for the euphony of beautiful female combinations of names, you should not chase this, because this is far from the most important thing in a person. And you certainly shouldn’t choose your chosen one based only on his last name!

Formed at the end of the 18th century. The American nation is very heterogeneous and currently unites not only the descendants of settlers from all parts of the world, but also the indigenous population - the Indians. Therefore, it is not surprising that in the surnames and names of US residents one can trace various national roots: European, African, South American, Asian. These features often make American surnames and names so interesting and exotic.

How are they formed?

Nicknames, including Indian ones, became the basis for many modern surnames. Also, quite often, surnames were formed from the names of professions (Smith, Miller, Taylor), geographical places (England, Lancaster) and objects (Bush, Rock, Moore), father's name (Johnson, Stevenson) and just names (Stewart, Williams, Henry) , as well as animals, flowers and various objects (Fish, White, Rose, Young).

At the beginning of the 20th century, there was a tendency to change difficult-to-pronounce national surnames: shortening, translation, transformation in order to make them similar to English-speaking ones. But in recent decades, a reverse process has been observed: the desire for one’s national and cultural identity, which is manifested in the refusal to Americanize names and surnames. This is especially true for people from African countries, Spain and Latin America. Modern American surnames and given names increasingly emphasize a person's origins.

Inventing pseudonyms is also a very common phenomenon. Most often they are taken by creative individuals: musicians, actors, artists.

American names, male and female, are often abbreviated in everyday communication. Examples: Adam - Ed; Gilbert - Gil; Michael - Mike; Robert - Rob, Bob, Bobby, Robbie; Richard - Dick, Richie; Arnold - Arnie; Eleanor - Ellie, Nora; Elizabeth - Lizzie, Liz, Elsa, Betty, Beth; Katherine - Katie, Kat. Young guys (and even mature men) are often addressed by their initials. For example, a man named T.J. Most people you know will probably call Morris TJ.

As in English, American male and female surnames sound exactly the same. In official communication, it is customary to address men by last name with the prefixes “Mister” or “Sir”, and “Miss” or “Mrs.” for women.

Female names

The top ten most beloved girl names by American parents include Isabella, Sofia, Emma, ​​Olivia, Ava, Emily, Abigail, Madison, Chloe, Mia.

Women's names are often formed from the names of beautiful plants or precious stones. Examples: Rose, Daisy, Olive, Evie (Ivy), Lilly, Violet, Ruby, Beryl, Jade, etc.

Male names

According to statistics, American parents most often name boys Jacob, Ethan, Michael, Jayden, William, Alexander, Noah, Daniel, Aiden, Anthony.

There is a strong tradition of naming after a father or grandfather. In this case, the word “junior” (junior) or a serial name is added to the name: second, third, etc. For example: Anthony White Junior, Christian Bell Second.

American male names are often consonant with surnames (White, Johnson, Davis, Alexander, Carter, Neal, Lewis, etc.). And all because once upon a time both of them were formed from nicknames.

The most popular American surnames

More than two million people in the United States bear the surnames Smith and Johnson. With slightly more modest results (over a million people) follow the holders of the surnames Williams, Jones, Brown, Davis and Miller. Wilson, Moore and Taylor round out the top ten.

The most beautiful American surnames and names

Of course, there is no arguing about tastes, but you can still highlight a list of the most euphonious and even poetic names. Some of them were specially formed from suitable English words: Summer - “summer”, Joy - “joy”, May - “May”, Love - “love”, Hart - “heart”, etc.

• Alisha.
• Bonnie.
• Vanessa.
• Gladys.
• Jade.
• Imogen.
• Cassandra.
• Lillian.
• Miriam.
• Nancy.
• Olivia.
• Pamela.
• Sabrina.
• Tess.
• Heidi.
• Angie.

• Alex.
• Brandon.
• Darren.
• Kyle.
• Mitchell.
• Nicholas.
• Peter.
• Ronald.
• Stephen.
• Walter.
• Fraser.
• Hunter.
• Charlie.
• Sheldon.
• Adrian.

There are not only beautiful American names, but also surnames.

For example:

• Beverly.
• Washington.
• Green.
• Crawford.
• Aldridge.
• Robinson.
• Stone.
• Florence.
• Wallace.
• Harris.
• Evans.

In general, given names and surnames in the USA can be found to have different origins: Smith, Will - English; Miller, Brunner, Martha - German; Gonzales, Federico, Dolores - Spanish; Magnus, Sven - Swedish; Peterson, Jensen - Danish; Patrick, Donovan, O'Brien, McGill - Irish; Mario, Ruth - Portuguese; Isabella, Antonio, de Vito - Italian; Paul, Vivienne - French; Lee is Chinese, etc. Combinations are not uncommon when the name is purely American, but the surname has a national flavor. Or vice versa. For example: Martha Roberts, Brandon Lee, etc.

The more you study American surnames and names, the more interesting discoveries you can make. In addition, the American nation is still being formed, so it is possible that soon new unusual and beautiful names of various origins will appear in the everyday life of the inhabitants of this country.

A beautiful surname means as much to a girl as neat, good clothes. Agree, there is a difference in sound between the names “Olga Lozhkomoeva” and “Olga Lebedeva”. In the first case, an unkempt girl from the outback appears before the mind's eye, in the second - a beautiful, sophisticated lady. Fortunately, it is possible to choose a new last name and change it on official documents.

This step needs to be approached responsibly, so it is not necessary to immediately run to the registry office and passport office. Social networks are a great place where you can “try on” any nickname!

Many Slavic surnames are absolutely incompatible with foreign surnames. For example, when you hear “Tamara Ivanovna Adams,” you are likely to smile. You can choose a beautiful Russian surname for a girl from the following list:

• Astafieva;
• Romanova;
• Arsenyev;
• Pazhinskaya;
• Bernatskaya;
• Razumovskaya;
• Berezina;
• Bestuzhev;
• Vishnevetskaya;
• Voronina;
• Vorontsova.

Any girl can feel like a countess or princess by choosing one of the options proposed above. After all, these names belonged to the upper class in Russia!

A romantic and well-read girl can borrow a surname from a famous poet or writer. In combination with female names, the following options are well perceived by ear:

• Bulgakov;
• Ostrovskaya;
• Chekhov;
• Uspenskaya;
• Bunin;
• Tsvetaeva;
• Balmont;
• Akhmatova;
• Kamenskaya;
• Zhukovskaya;
• Nabokov;
• Novitskaya.

When choosing a new surname, be sure to consider how it will sound in combination with your full name and patronymic. Don't stop with the first option you like. Pick a few more, think carefully, consult with your loved ones. And only then change your last name on official documents.

The most unusual and most beautiful surnames can be found in foreign languages. Many girls change their personal data, choosing a beautiful English or German option. But there are still so many beautiful surnames - Japanese, Italian, Spanish, French.

English

English surnames are most often derived from proper names. For example, Jameson means “son of James” (literally “James” + “son”). You can also find names of professions, colors, qualities. Taylor (Taylor) in translation sounds like “tailor”. Smith means “blacksmith”, Brown means “brown”, etc.

As for English original surnames, in this country they come from proper names or professions, often from human qualities or even flowers. For example, “Johnson” is “son of Jones” or John; the popular surname "Smith" translates to "merchant"; “Brown” is a designation of color, “brown”. Surnames with American or English etymological roots will become good companions for serious and self-confident girls who always achieve everything they want. Several interesting English-language variations:

• Morgan;
• Lewis;
• Martin;
• Carroll (dear);
• Austin (great, majestic);
• Atterley;
• Brickman;
• Derrick;
• Whale;
• Oliver;
• Porter;
• Selby;
• Tracey;
• White;
• Fisher (fish);
• Sven (swan);
• Dalton (next door is the Dalton Highway);
• Cowell (coal);
• Donovan (dominant);

American surnames

American and English surnames are suitable for girls who are serious, self-sufficient, and self-confident.

French

Words spoken in the “language of love” have a special charm. French surnames sound mysterious and elegant. Below are the most common ones. These variants were derived from the most revered names in France.

Martin	Martin
Bernard	Bernard
Simon	Simon
Laurent	Laurent
Vincent	Vincent
André	Andre
François	Francois
Robert	Robert

You can also use personal data to emphasize personal qualities. For example, a kind girl can take the surname Bonnet (French - kind, good), the owner of a proud disposition - Leroy (Leroy, from the French leroy - king).

German

German surnames are formed from nicknames that reflect the personal qualities of a person, the area where he comes from, and his profession. You can choose an option, the translation of which can somehow characterize you. For example, the last name would be Krause for a curly-haired girl, Mayer for a strong-willed character, Richter for a lawyer, etc.

The German popular surnames Hartmann (Hartman) and Werner (Werner) are derived from male names. If value doesn't matter, you might like the following list. The most euphonious German surnames:

• Bauer;
• Wagner;
• Weber;
• Grossman;
• Kallenberg;
• Kaufman;
• Koehler;
• Laufer;
• Merz;
• Merkel;
• Osterman;
• Etinger;
• Erdman.

These surnames sound beautiful in combination with the names Anna, Maria, Sofia, Angelina, Erica, Aurika. For example, Anna Bauer, Angelina Erdman.

Japanese

Japanese surnames are beautiful, sound original and have a certain meaning. You can choose an option that characterizes your inner world or evokes pleasant associations.

Girls who love anime and manga can also choose a Japanese name as a nickname for social networks. For example, Aiko Shimizu – “child of love” + “pure water”, Akemi Sakurai – “bright beauty” + “sakura at the well”.

Korean surnames

Asian peoples attach great importance to the child's name - both first and last names are not given by chance. When reading, it is worth remembering that the surname is written under the name, so it is given the first syllable. The next two are the name. Interesting fact: only 12 variations of surnames consist of 2 syllables, and all the rest are monosyllabic. Less popular surnames are used by very few speakers; this is a special category of people.

• Jin – Ho (translated as “precious lake”);
• Monkut (“crown”);
• Jung ("love");
• Hong (“rose”);
• Tray ("oyster");
• Haneul ("sky");
• Dung ("brave");
• Tea (“pearls”);
• Isyl (“purity”);
• An (internal);
• Tsoi (high-born);
• Tu (stellar);
• Kim (gold)
• Kwon (fist);
• Khan (lord);
• Dream (star).

Chinese surnames

In China, surnames began to be used a very long time ago - even before our era. At that time it was considered a luxury, and was used exclusively for members of the imperial families and aristocrats. In the modern life of the Chinese, there are few surnames - a little more than a hundred names. Most often, these are single-syllable and look like one hieroglyph. Their origin, like the whole world, depends on many factors: profession or the name of the state that formed the basis of China, as it is now. All strangers from foreign countries were called Hu. Women very rarely take their husband's last name - the most common option is a double one or their own, maiden name.

• Jia (beautiful);
• Ai (love);
• Huijong (loyal, wise);
• Ningong (calm);
• Venkian (refined);
• Gee (pure);
• Meihui (beautiful wisdom);
• Zhilan (rainbow orchid);
• Jiao (beautiful, graceful);
• I (grace);
• Yui (moon);
• Yuming (jade brightness);
• Yun (cloud);
• Ruolan (like an orchid);
• Ting (grace);
• Fenfang (fragrant);
• Kiaohui (wise, experienced).

Italian

Italian surnames are for girls with character. Everyone knows how temperamental Italian women are. If impulsiveness, emotionality and energy are the main traits of your character, feel free to choose a surname from the following list!

For a red-haired beauty, the surname would be Rossi, one who lives by the sea would be Marino, someone with the appearance of a sophisticated aristocrat would be Conte, and a cheerful and energetic person would be Allegro.

In medieval Italy, the default name for orphans was Esposito. The meaning of this word is no one's, free. A self-sufficient and independent young girl can use such a pseudonym; it will emphasize her personal qualities and add originality.

Spanish

Spanish female surnames also have a beautiful sound. Most of them come from personal names:

• Garcia - Garcia;
• Fernandez - Fernandez;
• Martinez - Martinez;
• Diaz - Diaz;
• Flores - Flores;
• Santana - Santana;
• Vincente - Vincente.

This option is best suited for a dark-skinned girl. A Spanish surname will be a hint of southern roots, a cheerful, easy-going disposition and a passionate nature!

What surname should a girl choose for VK?

For social networks, you can choose a nickname option based on your real first and last name. For example, Svetlana Semenova - Lana Sam (LanaSam), Anna Petrova - Ann Pietro (AnnPietro) with emphasis on the last syllable. In contact, you can choose a surname that will evoke certain associations in others. For example:

• Angelova;
• Snegov;
• Cold;
• Lebedeva;
• Clean;
• Free;
• Winter (Summer, Spring, Autumn);
• Daring;
• Secular.

The coolest surnames for VK are foreign. You can simply translate any word you like into English, German, French and get an original nickname. A brunette can choose Noir or Black, a blonde can choose Snow or White. There are no limits to your imagination. The main thing is that the pseudonym matches your real name. The most popular options are:

• Noir (Noir, French) – black;
• Black (English) – black;
• Snow (English) – snow;
• Light (Light, English) – light, light;
• Strong (Strong, English) – strong;
• Young (English) – young;
• Kitten (English) – kitten;
• Fox (Fox, English) – fox, fox;
• Horse (Horse, English) – horse, horse;
• Sweet (English) – sweet;
• Sugary (English) – sugar.

Combinations of two words sound interesting:

• Sweet Caramel – sweet caramel;
• Sugary Candy - sugar candy;
• Dark Horse - dark horse;
• Broken Angel - fallen angel;
• Red Fox - red fox.

It is better to shorten your name so that it can be combined with a foreign surname (Alexandra - Alex, Margarita - Rita, etc.).

Popular

The most popular last names of girls for VK are borrowed from famous actresses, singers, models and other famous personalities. You can use the pseudonym of your idol or choose a fashionable option from those suggested below.

The surnames of characters in books, TV series and films are popular:

• Stark, Lannister, Targaryen (Game of Thrones series);
• Everdeen (Katniss Everdeen, the main character of the Hunger Games trilogy);
• Swan (Bella Swan, Twilight);
• Granger (Hermione Granger, "Harry Potter");
• Martin (Lydia Martin, a girl with unique abilities, the TV series “Teen Wolf”).

• Hermès - Ermes;
• Lanvin - Lanvin;
• Moschino - Moschino;
• Herrera - Herrera;
• Balenciaga - Balenciaga.

This option is suitable for the owner of model appearance, refined taste, and a slender figure.

Cool

Many people use Vkontakte and Instagram to sell clothes, other goods, and promote their services. It is advisable to choose a pseudonym that will reflect the essence of your activity. For example, if you have a website for an online clothing store, you can choose this option:

• Krasotkina;
• Platyeva;
• Shmotkina.

• Konfetkina;
• Karamelkina;
• Chocolate.

The following options are suitable for any online store page:

• Saleswoman;
• Prodavashkina;
• Purchaser (Pokupashkina).

The options sound interesting: Mashka the Salesman, Dashka the Buyer, etc. A correctly chosen name will attract new subscribers to your page, and these are potential clients. Turn on your creativity, imagination, add a little sense of humor - and you will succeed!

You can get an unusual, cool surname for a girl by choosing a rhyme for your name. This option is suitable for a cheerful and creative girl. The following combinations can be found online:

• Dasha Kasha;
• Masha Chamomile;
• Olka Dolka;
• Irina Ballerina;
• Arinka Mandarin duck.

You can find a consonant word for any name using a rhyme generator on the Internet. As a result, you will get a cool one for the social network.

Simple

If you are not attracted to the original options, and you want a simple surname, then you can transform any male name and - done! Well perceived by ear:

• Vladimirova;
• Alexandrova;
• Semenov;
• Antonov;
• Alekseeva;
• Andreeva;
• Fedorov.

It is believed that a change of name entails a change in fate. What about the last name? It is quite possible that this rule also applies to her. A dissonant surname can be the cause of jokes, ridicule and complexes at any age. If you have a desire to change it, then follow it. Just make your choice consciously so that your new surname pleases your ears all your life.

Beautiful women's names and surnames are undoubtedly the pride and unique decoration of a woman.

Below are Russian and foreign lists of various origins. They will be useful for those who are expecting a daughter and choose for her a harmonious combination of first and last names, and for those who plan to change their first or last name, thereby changing their fate.

Names

Ladies' names are very diverse, so it is not surprising that when a girl is born, parents often argue about what to name the baby. Most of the names common in Russia are of non-Slavic origin. There are few original Russian names, but they are distinguished by their beauty and euphony.

Once upon a time, names that over time acquired their modern form were very popular in Rus': Nastasya (from Anastasia), Aksinya (Ksenia). Today, on playgrounds you can increasingly hear these names in their original form.

Separately, we can note such original Russian names as Otrada, Dragomila, Efrosinya, Eupraxia, Evdokia, Bogdana, Anisya, Stanimira, Krasimira, Mlada, Radoslava, Lada, Velislava, Gorimira, Dobromira, Zabava, Dobrava, Krasava, Lyubomira, Jaromira.

The names sound as if from Russian fairy tales: Elena, Marya, Daria, Vasilisa, Yaroslavna.

Names such as Nadezhda, Vera, Elizaveta, Ekaterina, Ksenia, Tatyana, Natalya, Yulia, Anna gained a new round of popularity.

Surnames

A beautiful Russian surname should be sonorous and well remembered. It is not for nothing that the most beautiful options include the royal surnames: Romanovs, Rurikovichs.

Receiving a beautiful Russian surname from birth is a gift of fate. It helps to make new acquaintances and win over others.

Aristocratic surnames are particularly beautiful: Bestuzheva, Rzhevskaya, Golitsyna, Sheremetyeva, Vorontsova.

Surnames formed from geographical names sound no less beautiful: Smolenskaya, Baltic, Rzhevskaya, Siberian, Yaroslavtseva.

It is worth noting the surnames derived from the names of tree plants: Dubinin, Rozova, Yasenev, Kalinin, Topolev, Tsvetkova, Orekhova.

There are many beautiful Russian surnames that do not necessarily belong to any category: Artemova, Afanasyeva, Bakhmetyeva, Borisoglebskaya, Borovskaya, Vinogradova, Volskaya, Vostokova, Goncharova, Gronskaya, Dal, Dolinina, Donskaya, Zhemchugova, Znamenskaya, Zorina, Ignatieva, Kamenskaya, Lazareva, Lvova, Makarova, Maksimova, Nikitina, Ozerova, Parizhskaya, Rakhmanova, Titova, Umanskaya, Filatova, Tsarevskaya, Shemetova, Yuryeva.

Beautiful English surnames for women

English surnames have a beautiful sound. Most of them are worn not only by residents of Foggy Albion. They are quite popular all over the planet.

Below is a list of the most beautiful English surnames in alphabetical order.

• Anderson, Adamson, Abramson;
• Bakker, Black, Brown, Bradberry, Buckingham;
• Campbell, Carroll, Cook;
• Davidson, Duncan, Daniels;
• Edington, Erickson;
• Fisher, Ford, Fordster;
• Gardner, Gilbert;
• Hayley, Hoggart;
• James, Johnson;
• Kelly, Kennedy;
• Lamberts, Little, Lincoln;
• Mackenzie, MacDonald, Milton, Morrison;
• Neville, Nelson;
• Oliver, Otis;
• Page, Paterson;
• Richards, Roberts;
• Stanley, Simpson;
• Taylor, Turner;
• Warren, Weasley.

Beautiful American (female) surnames

Interestingly, most American surnames come from common nicknames, mostly Indian.

Many beautiful surnames appeared from the names of professions: Smith, Taylor, Miller, as well as from geographical locations: Bush, Moore, Lancaster.

It is worth noting such beautiful (female) American surnames that come from the names of animals, phenomena and flowers: Kat, Fish, Winter, White, Young, Rose. In America, singers and actors often take such surnames as pseudonyms.

Beautiful French surnames can be classified in the same way as Russian ones. Some of them originate from ancient aristocrats, others are popular because they were worn by famous people.

Below is just a small list of beautiful French surnames:

• Azoulay, Arnaud, Harcourt, Andre;
• Boisselier, Benard, Bonnier;
• Viardot, Vienne;
• Grosso, Galliano, Gaben;
• Dubois, Deneuve, Delaunay;
• Jacquard, Julien, Girard;
• Camber, Curie;
• Lambert, Luc, Legrand;
• Martini, Monty, Monsoon, Murail;
• Noire;
• Prejean, Pascal;
• Roussel, Revial, Richard;
• Sorel, Simon;
• Tournier, Trial;
• Ouvrard;
• Freel;
• Chabrol, Cherro.

Doubles sound especially beautiful: Benoit de Saint-Maur, Ducange-Cassan, Catroux-Quelus, Lacour-Delatre, Michel-Seden; Saint-Evremond, Favre de Paul, Cherezy-Chicot.

German

Almost all German surnames consist of one word. After all, back in 1993 in Germany it was forbidden to have polysyllabic and trisyllabic surnames.

The most beautiful surnames in Germany are also the most common: Schmidt, Wolf, Müller, Schröder, Werner, König, Krause, Neumann, Schwartz, Graef, Mayer.

Japan always knows how to surprise the world.

Therefore, even the surnames of the inhabitants of this country sound more than interesting, but this does not mean at all that there are not beautiful and harmonious among them, however, for the Russian ear they do not always sound familiar: Tanako, Yamaguchi, Yamasaki, Mori, Ikeda, Ogawa, Goto, Ueno, Kubo, Noguchi, Matsuo, Honda, Iwamoto, Hagiwara.

The Italian language is melodious and can be heard very beautifully and melodiously, which is why Italian women’s surnames are distinguished by their melodiousness and beauty: Russia, Russo, Bruno, Ricci, Allegro, Rinaldi, Leone, Martini, Valentino, Monti, Bellini, Milano.

Modern Russian surnames

Despite the variety of beautiful native Russian surnames, new surnames continue to be born in Russia every year.

Here are the most beautiful of them: Avdeeva, Avdonina, Vadeeva, Vadimova, Daineko, Dankova, Kagan, Kasatkina, Nadezhdina, Ukraintseva, Rosomakhina, Yagodkina.