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Zaple — This unusual surname is a Polish Germanic version of a medieval Italian form, itself derived from the Roman (Latin). Originally the form was Zappa and as such was job descriptive for a maker of sickles or perhaps a person skilled in the use of… … Surnames reference
Czapla — This unusual surname is a Polish Germanic version of a medieval Italian form, itself derived from the Roman (Latin). Originally the form was Zappa and as such was job descriptive for a maker of sickles or perhaps a person skilled in the use of… … Surnames reference
Czaple — This unusual surname is a Polish Germanic version of a medieval Italian form, itself derived from the Roman (Latin). Originally the form was Zappa and as such was job descriptive for a maker of sickles or perhaps a person skilled in the use of… … Surnames reference
Zappel — This unusual surname is a Polish Germanic version of a medieval Italian form, itself derived from the Roman (Latin). Originally the form was Zappa and as such was job descriptive for a maker of sickles or perhaps a person skilled in the use of… … Surnames reference
Zeplin — This unusual surname is a Polish Germanic version of a medieval Italian form, itself derived from the Roman (Latin). Originally the form was Zappa and as such was job descriptive for a maker of sickles or perhaps a person skilled in the use of… … Surnames reference
