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The most common names in the European leagues
On Saturday, the Gate "Real" struck the "Levante" striker Ivan Lopez with the transfer ... defender Ivan Lopez. Where else is it possible?
Inspired by successful cloning in Levante, we conducted a mini-study to find out what surnames in Russian and European top championships are the most common.
Spoiler: Spaniards out of competition.
Spain
Garcia
The surname of Basque origin is the most popular in Spain. It is worn about one and a half million residents of Spain (4% of the population of the country). Found this reflection and in football. Immediately 13 representatives of La League act under the name Garcia. And among them there is not a single relative. Among the famous wide circle of Garius - Saul from Atletico, speaking now for Atletica, the ex-mattresant Raul, coach of Valencia Minestino Garcia Torag, and well-known for us in RFPl Havi ("Betis") and Samu ("Levante").
In second place - Lopez. Such said as much as 10. What is interesting, at once, five of them perform in the same team - Espanyol (Pau, Diego, Adrian, Havi and David). Three are already familiar to us Pedro and two Ivana from Levante. And Adrian Lopez from "Deportivo" you can remember the speeches for Atletico.
The remaining common names are greatly losing. In the Supreme Spanish Division there are five Suarese (including Denis and Luis from Barcelona), five Hernandez, as many Gomezov, Sanchez and Himenes. According to Jimenes, it is worth making a reservation - their names are written both from the LITERA J, and with G, but they are pronounced equally. Despite this, we decided to combine them in one point.
And another curious detail - three Zidanov in the La League is immediately. In addition to the real coach, this is his children - Enzo and Luke. Here is such a family in a row.
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France
The most common surname in the country: Marten
In any case, the surname Martin is the most common among the indigenous population of France. Throughout the League, 1 just one footballer with such a name is Strasbura player Justa Martin. But then the traore is even debugging - as many as six. Among familiar to the wide audience - Bertrand from Lyon and our good old Lasin.
In second place in terms of prevalence, the name of the tour (Brothers Yaya and Kolo is not observed), Sarr, Mehndi, Kulibali, Kone (should all the representatives of these surnames in League 1 - Blacklock?) And ... Silva. Together with Tiago from the "PSG" of those three.
England
The most common surname in the country: Smith
In England, everything is somewhat prose. Although Smiths are enough here - this is Brad and Alan Smith from Bornmut, as well as the Tommy "Huddersfield" representing "Huddersfield. In general, the composition of "Bornmouth" is a storehouse of common English surnames. Here and immediately two Cook - Steve and Lewis, one King (plus Andy from Leicester and Adam from Swansea), and one Wilson (there is still Liverpool Harry).
For reference: the most common surname in Apul - Ward. Although in the list of popular British surnames it is far from the first place. In the submarine four Ward - Danny ("Liverpool"), Joel ("Crystal Palace"), Stephen ("Burnley") and James Ward Prause ("Southampton"). We also note the British surname of Sanchez - with the arrival of Davinson Sancheza in Tottenham and Renat San Shessha in the "Swansea" there were three in the league. You do not know who is the third?
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Germany
The most common surname in the country: Muller
Mwers, or Melniki, is the most common name in Germany, which is directly reflected in the Bundeslig, where they are four: in addition to Star Thomas, this is Nicholas from Hamburg, Florian from Mainz and Sven from Cologne. And no, none of them have a relative attacker "Bavaria".
Otherwise, nothing interesting is in Bundesliga 10 football players who have in the same name of the same name (including the Mario and Felix Brothers Gotze, as well as Sven and Lars Bender). Not very much compared to the same Spain.
Italy
The most common surname in the country: Ross.
Not so long ago, football players with the surname Rossi in the series A was enough. Now only two remained, and then with reservations. Goalkeeper "Atalanta" Francesco and the Captain "Roma" Daniele (deleted prefix "from"). In general, Italian surnames are quite diverse, as they have many derivatives based on the status, profession and father's name. Therefore, among those leading in the Italian division, the surnames most are foreign.
Four players on the surname of the Costa (including Douglas from Juventus), two Gomes and two Sapati. Interestingly, one of the most common names - Donnarumma. In addition to the Wunderkind from Milan, this is his brother Antonio, also a goalkeeper, whom "Rossoneri" was discharged that Jijio remains in the club. And Beneventto midfielder Alessio, who has no kinship with the first two.
QUAL É O SEU NOME? What is your name? If you ask this question in, the answer to it can tell a lot about the origin of the Brazilian. For more than 3 years, this country was the colony of Portugal (1500-1822). It was for this reason that Portugal had a huge impact on the formation of Brazil culture, incl. on names. And the official language in Brazil is Portuguese (though with a sharp local dialect).
However, it is worth considering that immigration was always played an important role in the formation of the population, officially enshrined in 1808. Since that time, foreigners were legally permitted to acquire land to property. Brazilians - a nation formed as a result of a long contact of the 3 main earth races. On the local palette, 3 colors were mixed: white - Portuguese and immigrants from Europe, black - African blacks imported to work on plantations, and a yellow - local Indian population.
A huge amount of emigrants from all over the planet led to an impressive variety of names. That is why modern local names have not only Portuguese roots, but also other European, African, Jewish, Japanese and even Slavic.
How are Brazilian names and surnames are being built?
Brazilian names, as a rule, consist of a simple or composite (of 2 names) of a personal name, as well as two or three surnames, less often than one or even four. The number of surnames is determined at the request of the child's parents.
Imagine that Jose Santos Almeida (José Santos Almeida - Father) and Mary Abraul Melo. (Maria Abreu Melo - Mother) was born a daughter called Joana Gabriela (Joana Gabriela). In this case, its full official name can be marked by several options:
- Joana Gabriela Melo Almeida (Classic Option: Compound Name and Mother's Surname + Father's Last Name);
- Joana Gabriela Abreu Melo Almeida (2 surnames from the mother, 1 from the Father);
- Joana Gabriela Abreu Santos Almeida (1 surname from the mother, 2 from the Father);
- Joana Gabriel Almeida (Last Father's Last Name);
- Joana Gabriela Abraul Melo Santos Almeida (Conservative Portuguese Option: 2 surnames from each parent).
At the same time, for practicality, all the "insides" is usually removed and only the first name and last surname is used in circulation. Joana Almeida.
Also in Brazilian names, such particles as DA, DAS, DO, DOS, DE are often used. All these particles can be translated as "from" or "C", i.e. They answer the question from where the origin of the genus begins. Moreover, it does not have to be the name of some terrain, city or region. It may also be the name of the slave owner, which at one time belonged to the founders of a family. For example, (in abbreviated options): Joana Do Rosário, Marya da Cunha (Maria Da Cunha), José Das Neves, Ronaldo Souza Dos Santos, and the like.
Portuguese conservatism and Brazilian "Pofigism"
The conservative government of Portugal over the past 3 centuries carefully monitors the registration of the names of newborn portuguese. In their legislation, there is even a separate article that determines the list of standards for writing names. Based on this list, for example, parents can not be called Thomas or Tomas boy - only Tomás. Or it is impossible to call the girl Theresa - exclusively Tereza. Moreover, each traditional Portuguese name has some value, mainly a Catholic interpretation.
In Brazil, the names are far easier than in the former metropolis. Unlike Portugal, in Brazil, the surname can only be one - father, and a child can be called as a soul: Tereza, Thereza, Teresa, etc. This incentive nation formed emigrants, this factor was influenced that Brazilian names could be the most diverse: unusual, exotic, foreign, and often simply fictional on the ambulance hand. Basically, such names like to give representatives of the poorest layer of the population - residents of local.
Pseudonyms
It often happens that Brazilian children have the same names as their parents, but with any diminutive endings, such as -inha, -inho, -zinho, -zito, etc. For example, Teresa's daughter (Teresa) becomes Teresine (Teresinha, translated "Little Teresa"), Carlos (Carlos) becomes a carlinos (Carlinhos), and Joan (João) becomes Joazinho (Joãozinho), etc. Bright example: Ronaldinho - Son Ronaldo. Also, the boys very often simply attribute the end of Zhunior (Junior), for example, the son of Nymar - Neymar Zhunior.
Brazilians also love to take pseudonyms that are usually formed due to the usual abbreviation (Beatrice - Bea, Manuel - Manu, Frederico - Fredo, etc.) or a double repetition of one of the syllables in the name. Thus, Leonor (Leonor) turns into Nono (Nonô), José (José) in Zezé (Zezé), Joana (Joana) in Nana, Ricardo (Ricardo) in Kaka (Kaká) or Dudu (DUDU), etc. P. There is also a combination of reduction and addition of suffix (for example, Leonardo Leconard).
The son of Kaka, in turn, can call Kakinho, son Zese - Zezinho, etc.
Popular Brazilian names
Below is a list of the most popular names in 2018. The rating was compiled from 362.8 thousand names of children born in Brazil during 2018.
Women | Men's | |
1 | Alice. | Miguel |
2 | Sophia. | Arthur. |
3 | Helena | Bernardo. |
4 | Valentina. | Heitor |
5 | Laura. | Davi. |
6 | Isabella. | Lorenzo. |
7 | Manuela | Théo. |
8 | Júlia | Pedro. |
9 | Heloísa. | Gabriel. |
10 | Luiza. | Enzo. |
11 | Maria Luiza. | Matheus. |
12 | Lorena. | Lucas. |
13 | Lívia. | Benjamin. |
14 | Giovanna. | Nicolas. |
15 | Maria Eduarda. | Guilherme. |
16 | Beatriz. | Rafael |
17 | Maria Clara. | Joaquim. |
18 | Cecília | Samuel |
19 | Eloá. | Enzo Gabriel |
20 | Lara. | João Miguel |
21 | Maria Júlia | Henrique. |
22 | Isadora | Gustavo. |
23 | Mariana. | Murilo. |
24 | Emanuel | PERO HENRIQUE. |
25 | Ana Júlia | Pietro. |
26 | Ana Luiza. | Lucca. |
27 | Ana Clara. | Felipe. |
28 | Melissa. | João Pedro. |
29 | Yasmin. | ISAAC |
30 | Maria Alice. | Benício. |
31 | Isabelly | Daniel. |
32 | Lavínia | Anthony. |
33 | Esteher. | Leonardo. |
34 | Sarah. | Davi Lucca. |
35 | Elisa. | Bryan. |
36 | Antonella. | Eduardo. |
37 | Rafaela | João Lucas. |
38 | Maria Cecília | Victor |
39 | Liz. | João. |
40 | Marina. | Cauã |
41 | Nicole. | Antônio. |
42 | Maitê. | Vicente. |
43 | Isis | Caleb. |
44 | Alícia. | Gael |
45 | Luna. | Bento. |
46 | Rebeca. | Caio. |
47 | Agatha. | Emanuel. |
48 | Letícia. | Vinícius. |
49 | Maria. | João Guilherme. |
50 | Gabriela. | DAVI LUCAS. |
51 | Ana Laura. | Noah |
52 | Catarina. | João Gabriel |
53 | Clara. | João Victor |
54 | Ana Beatriz. | Luiz Miguel. |
55 | Vitória. | Francisco. |
56 | Olívia. | Kaique. |
57 | Maria Fernanda. | Otávio. |
58 | Emilly. | Augusto. |
59 | Maria Valentina. | Levi. |
60 | Milena. | Yuri. |
61 | Maria Helena | Enrico. |
62 | Bianca. | Thiago. |
63 | Larissa. | IAN. |
64 | Mirella | Victor Hugo. |
65 | Maria Flor | Thomas. |
66 | ALLANA. | Henry. |
67 | Ana Sophia. | Luiz Felipe. |
68 | Clarice. | Ryan. |
69 | Pietra. | Arthur Miguel |
70 | Maria Vitória. | DAVI LUIZ. |
71 | Maya. | Nathan. |
72 | Laís. | Pedro Lucas. |
73 | Ayla. | David Miguel |
74 | Ana Lívia. | Raul |
75 | Eduarda. | Pedro Miguel |
76 | Mariah. | Luiz Henrique. |
77 | Stella | Luan. |
78 | Ana. | Erick. |
79 | Gabrielly | Martin. |
80 | Sophie. | Bruno. |
81 | Carolina. | Rodrigo. |
82 | Maria Laura. | Luiz Gustavo. |
83 | Maria Heloísa. | Arthur Miguel |
84 | Maria Sophia. | BRENO. |
85 | Fernanda. | Kauê. |
86 | Malu. | Enzo Miguel |
87 | Analu. | Fernando. |
88 | Amanda. | ARTHUR HENRIQUE. |
89 | Aurora | Luiz Otávio. |
90 | Maria Isis | Carlos Eduardo. |
91 | Louise. | Tomás. |
92 | Heloise. | Lucas Gabriel |
93 | Ana Vitória. | André. |
94 | Ana Cecília. | José. |
95 | Ana Liz. | Yago. |
96 | Joana. | Danilo. |
97 | Luana. | Anthony Gabriel |
98 | Antônia. | Ruan. |
99 | Isabel | Miguel Henrique. |
100 | Bruna. | Oliver. |
Inspired by successful cloning in Levante, we conducted a mini-study to find out what surnames in Russian and European top championships are the most common.
Spoiler: Spaniards out of competition.
The surname of Basque origin is the most popular in Spain. It is worn about one and a half million residents of Spain (4% of the population of the country). Found this reflection and in football. Immediately 13 representatives of La League act under the name Garcia. And among them there is not a single relative. Among the famous wide circle of Garius - Saul from Atletico, speaking now for Atletica, the ex-mattresant Raul, coach of Valencia Minestino Garcia Torag, and well-known for us in RFPl Havi ("Betis") and Samu ("Levante").
In second place - Lopez. Such said as much as 10. What is interesting, at once five of them perform in the same team - "Espanyole" (Pau, Diego, Adrian, Havi and David). Three are already familiar to us Pedro and two Ivana from Levante. And Adrian Lopez from "Deportivo" you can remember the speeches for Atletico.
The remaining common names are greatly losing. In the Supreme Spanish Division there are five Suarese (including Denis and Luis from Barcelona), five Hernandez, as many Gomezov, Sanchez and Himenes. According to Jimenes, it is worth making a reservation - their names are written both from the LITERA J, and with G, but they are pronounced equally. Despite this, we decided to combine them in one point.
And another curious detail - three Zidanov in the La League is immediately. In addition to the real coach, this is his children Enzo and Luke. Here is such a family in a row.
The most common surname in the country: Martin
In any case, the surname Martin is the most common among the indigenous population of France. In the entire League, only one football player with such a name is Strasbura player Justa Martin. But then the traore is even debugging - as many as six. Among familiar to the wide audience - Bertrand from Lyon and our good old Lasin. In second place in terms of prevalence, the name of the tour (Brothers Yaya and Kolo is not observed), Sarr, Mendi, Kulibali, Kone (should all the representatives of these surnames in La League are black?) And ... Silva. Together with Tiago from the "PSG" of those three.
In England, everything is somewhat prose. Although Smiths are enough here - this is Brad and Alan Smith from Bornmut, as well as the Tommy "Huddersfield" representing "Huddersfield. In general, the composition of "Bournemouth" is a storehouse of common English surnames. Here and at once two Cook - Steve and Lewis, one King (plus Andy from Leicester and Adam from "Swansea") and one Wilson (there is still Liverpool Harry).
For reference: the most common surname in Apul - Ward. Although in the list of popular British surnames it is far from the first place. Worts are only four - Danny ("Liverpool"), Joel ("Crystal Paul"), Stephen ("Bernley") and James Ward Praz ("Southampton"). We also note the British surname of Sanchez - with the arrival of Davinson Sancheza in Tottenham and Renat San Shessha in the "Swansea" there were three in the league. You do not know who is the third?
Germany
The most common surname in the country: Muller
Mwers, or Melniki, is the most common surname in Germany, which is directly reflected in the Bundesliga. There are four of them four - in addition to Star Thomas, this is Nicholas from "Hamburg", Florian from Mainz and Sven from Cologne. And no, none of them have a relative attacker "Bavaria".
Otherwise, nothing interesting - in Bundesliga there are only 10 football players who have in the same name of the same name (including the Mario and Felix Brothers Gotze, as well as Sven and Lars Bender). Not very much compared to the same Spain.
The most common surname in the country: Rossi
Not so long ago, football players with the surname Rossi in the series A was enough. Now only two remained, and then with reservations. Goalkeeper "Atalanta" Francesco and the Captain "Roma" Daniele (deleted prefix "from"). In general, Italian surnames are quite diverse, as they have many derivatives based on the status, profession and father's name. Therefore, among those leading in the Italian division, the surnames most are foreign.
Four costes (including Douglas from Juventus), two Gomez and two Sapati. Interestingly, one of the most common names - DonNarumma. In addition to the Wunderkind from Milan, this brother Antonio is also a goalkeeper, whom "Rossoneri" was discharged for Jijio to stay in the club. And Beneventto midfielder Alessio, who has no kinship with the first two.
The most common surname in the country: Ivanov
Surprise, but Ivanov in the RFPL remained only one - the most Oleg from "Ahmat". And in general, in terms of surnames, our league is distinguished by a variety. Almost all owners of the same names are relatives - Berezutsky, Kombarov, Miranschuki, Koryan, Gabulov. However, the most common last name in the Supreme Russian Division is Chernov. However, neither Eugene ("Tosno") nor Nikita (Ural) nor Alexey (Ufa) are not brothers. Also note the presence of two yusupovy (Arthur from Rostov and Artem from Urals), Timofeyev (Artem from Spartak and Andrei from Urals), Fernandezov (Mario and Manu Fernandece from Loko) and until recently two Zabolotny (Nikolai recently disturbed contract with the "Ural").
I wondered among other things:
"The Russians have massively found surnames (Ivanov, Smirnov), from the British (Smith-Brown), the Germans (Schwartz-Muller), the Welsh (Jones), at the Irish (Murphy Donovan), Sikhov (Singh) , Senegalese even have, Romanians and Hungarians, and the French do not? Two Lemes, two dums and three Roussers - aren't it numbers? Where millions of Renars and Ferier - no of them ".. ..
and I thought about it, right, probably klopk.
.. and says it, it seems to menot only and not as much as Gavagai believes that the French is less on the hearing, but about something else .. perhaps about the strong ethnocultural autonomy of the French provinces..
however, a clear, unconditional leader is still there .. the most common last name in France - Martin (Martin), and it leads with a large margin - 235,846 people .. most common is it in the south (Provence, Alps, Rhone Valley) .. Although Marten and in Paris leaders ..
the Marten is quite tight:
2. Bernard (Bernard, mainly in the south, Gironda, Rhone Valley) - 105 132
3. Dubois (Dubois, or Roshchin in our opinion is most common, as it is not difficult to guess, in the north and in Central France) - 95 998
4. Thomas - 95 387
5. Robert - 91 393
6. Richard (Richard, "Bogachev", most common in East France) - 90 689
7. Petit (Petit, equivalent, apparently, Maltsev?) 88 318
8. Durand (Durant, in Paris in second place, I find it difficult to find the equivalent) - 84 252
9. Leroy (Lerua, "Korolev", common in the northern departments) - 78 868
10. MOREAU (Moro, Western France, Brittany, Charente, Loire Valley, I think they are "relatives" of Spanish Morales) - 78 177
i am curious, however, why the Kuznetsov in France, then you mean Lefevra and Porry, far from the most common names .. Lefebvre, however, in 13th place (74,564 people) ..
it is clear that the names originating from the name of the professions are probably less common everywhere than those formed by names, but Kuznetsov-Smiths seems to be explicit leaders among Europeans .. In Russia, however, there are a lot of surnames formed from animal names, Any Sokolov, Orolov, Lebedev, Volkov, Zaitsev, mosquitoes ..
in France, the most common surname formed from the name of animals - Renard, Lisitsyn. Far 83th place, 31,646 people .. and unexpectedly a little "cock" - LecoCQ (9788 people), COCQ (less than thousands), Le Cocq Several hundred), COCTEAU (these and 126 people at all) ..
from the surnames formed from the name of the professions, in France unexpectedly leading Fournier (Fournier, Pechina and Pecs) - 20th place, 57,047 people .. I thought Marshans, merchants, and they are in the 60th place, 35,001 people ..
on the 25th place - Mercier, Galanaser .. We have such and no, we somehow more and more bread and traded ..
Melnikovy - Meunier - at 46th place, 35,741 people ..
"Carpenters" - Charpentier - in 134th place - 22 708 people ..
and so, it's funny: in the twentieth century in France, the name ABSINTHE has completely disappeared (absinthe).
alas, on the verge of disappearance and such excellent surnames, like Trentinyang, Lancelotti and Dazu .. Dazu has already disappeared, but several Dazut do not give up, multiply .. More precisely, the guys give birth ..
because the disappearance of surnames in France is largely due to the fact that the girls do not leave their virgis in the law, when they get married, and children should take the surname of the Father ..
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French surnames
French surnames
List of famous french names.
The first French surnames Appeared from representatives of the Supreme French Society. Later, in 1539 the royal decree came out, according to which his family name was fixed behind each inhabitant of France, that is, the last name.
As the names of the French, like other peoples, personal names, nicknames and derivatives from names and nicknames were used.
According to the royal decree of the names were to be inherited and fixed in church-parish books. This Royal Decree of 1539 is considered the official beginning of the appearance of French surnames. Aristocrats were used before the surname of the deletion of DE.
First, according to the legislation of France, the child could only wear a father's surname, and the mother's surname could be given a child only if the father was unknown. Now, French legislation allows parents to decide by himself, whose name will be a child - the last name of the father or the family name. Used also used double French Familieswho are written through a hyphen.
At the moment, the following titles are put before the use of French names and surnames:
Mademoiselle (Madmoiselle) - Appeal to the unmarried woman, girl.
Madame (Madame) - appeal to a married, diluted or widowing woman. Multiple number - Mesdames ("Medam").
Monsieur (Monsieur) - appeal to a man.
Like all words in French, surnames have fixed stress at the end of the word.
French surnames (list)
ADAN
Alen.
Azul
Alcan
Amalric
Anglad.
Anene
Arbogast
Arias.
Arno
Arkur
Attal
Basin
Bayo.
Bastic
Bale
Benran
Beno'a
Bertlen
Blancar
Bonnar
Bonia
Bosse
Boshan
Bross
Basily
Bled
BEJO
Valua
Valiana
Weber
Venia
Viardo
Vilar
Villare
Vidal
Willre.
Vienne
Gaben.
Gallon
Galliano
Garrel
Gerne
Gober.
Year of God
Goiter
Grosso
Not at all
Debussy
Deco
Make
Delone
Delmas
Demareus
Denwev
Depardieu
Defosse
Didonne
Dubua
Ducica
Dupus
Dupre
Duplesi.
Jacquer
Zham.
Hot
Johscar
Julien
Iber
Cavy
Camber
Camp
Katel
Katuavr
Keratri
Clema
Collo
Corro
Krenove
Kuapel
Curie
Labule
Lovello
Lavian
Lanka
Lamber
Lafar
Levassor
Legrant
Led.
Lemeter
Lepazh
Lefevre
Lockonte
Lurier
Lully
Module
Marten
Morel
Mare
Marene
Marmontel
Marso
Martini
Maruani.
Marshal
Marshan
Matia
Merlen
Mero
Merierl
Message
Messian
Miao.
Montsigny
Monty
Moria
Moss
Flour
Muri
Monsoon
Navarre
We need
Gathering
Nive
Noures
Noury
Nuburger
Oben
Ober
OBE
OMON
Pariso.
Pascal
Peson
Perren
Petit
Picard
Plannel
Former
Retow
Ramo
Roller
Ribs
Reversal
Revil
Reason
Richar
Ruzhuge
Rousse
Roussell
Savar
Sense
Serro
Sigal
Simon
Sokal.
Soriet
Surkuff
Daefer
Taffanel
Toma
Tomazi
Farmer
Trentinyan.
Trial
Treiffo.
TURNIE
Thiersen
Okura.
Farsi
Philip
Francois
Frey
Freson
Freal
Fouco
Shabrol.
Sharbi.
Shaplin
Charlemman
Shatilon
Shero
Ersan
Erran.
Etc
The most common French surnames
Andre (Andre)
Bernard (Bernard)
Bertrand (Bertrand)
Bonnet (Bonn)
Vincent (Vincenan)
Dubois (Dubois)
DUPONT (DUPON)
Durand (Durant)
GiRard (Girard)
Lambert (Lobe)
Leroy (Lerua)
Laurent (Laurent)
LefeBvre (Lefevere)
Martin (Martin)
Martinez (Martinez)
Mercier (Mercier)
Michel (Michelle)
Morel (Morel)
MOREAU (MORO)
Petit (PH)
Robert (Robert)
Richard (Rishar.)
ROUX (RU)
Simon (Simon.)
Thomas (Toma)
Francois (Francois)
Fournier (Fournier)
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