I need to know every last name that starts with the letter V.?

Question

The last name of this person i'm looking for seems to be european. I just dont know how to spell it. I know it starts with Van... and I know it has 15 to 17 letters in total

Answer 1

and I want a girl without a gag reflex……..good luck

Answer 2

Adriano Ballack C.ronaldo/Cannavaro David Villa Essein(Michael..ghana) Frank Ribery Giuly Henry Ibrahimovic John Terry Kaka Lionel Messi Mendez Nesta O Puyol Q Rooney Shevchenko Tim Cahill U Villa William Gallas Xavi Alonso Yakubu Zidane

Answer 3

I don't know if you meant it to or not, but your question landed in genealogy. If the person you are trying to find is ancestor, the way to locate the last name is to look at a document of some kind, where the name would show up. It might be faded or hard to read, but you would have a place to be looking.
If it has nothing to do with genealogy, but just someone who "seems" to be European, then this isn't the right place. I am thinking of asking yahoo to open a "crystal ball" section, for questions that no one can possibly have an answer to.

Answer 4

Yeah, and I need to know what the winning lottery numbers will be for tomorrow night so I can win the estimated 6 million dollars currently in the pot.

Answer 5

GEE A...good luck! You can start with Valentino, Vespuzi, Van Allen...why not google it?
Here are some sites to start with:
http://names.mongabay.com/surnames_V.htm
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~gentner/surname/index_V.html
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~gentner/surname/index_V.html
Have fun!

Answer 6

Go to http://www.whitepages.com and use the "starts with" option. You can narrow it down by first name, city or just state, etc.

Answer 7

www.behindthename.com--These are the Van**** names listed (I've put the longest ones total letters in parenthesis after the name). There are a LOT of variant spellings, especially for the Dutch names.

Van Aalsburg
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Aalsburg". Aalsburg might be from Adelsburg, which is composed of adal "noble" and burg "fortress".

Van Aalst
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Alst.

Van Aarle
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Aarle.

Van Achteren
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Agteren.

Van Achthoven
Usage: Dutch
Denotes a person hailing from any of the various places bearing the name Achthoven.

Van Adrichem
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Adrichem.

Van Aggelen
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Aggelen", the place Aggelen could be Achel in the Belgian province Limburg or Echel in the Dutch province Limburg.

Van Agteren
Usage: Dutch
Means "from behind", probably referring to a place behind something, like a church or other building or a place at the end of the road.

Van Agthoven
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Achthoven.

Van Akkeren
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van den Akker.

Van Aller
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Aller, Holland".


Van Alphen
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Alphen, Netherlands".


Van Alst
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Aalst, Netherlands". Aalst is believed to be from Germanic alhust meaning "living place".

Van Altena
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Altena, Netherlands".

Van Althuis
Usage: Dutch
Means "from the old house".


Van Amelsvoort
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Amersfoort, Netherlands".


Van Amersvoort
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Amelsvoort.


Van Amstel
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Amstel, Netherlands".

Van Andel
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Andel, Netherlands".

Van Andringa
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Andringa.

Van Ankeren
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Ankeren, Netherlands".

Van Antwerp
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Antwerp, Netherlands".

Van Antwerpen
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Antwerp.

Van Apeldoorn
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Apeldoorn".

Van Arendonk
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Arendonk.

Van As
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Asch, Netherlands".

Van Asch
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van As.

Van Assen
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Assen, Netherlands". Assen is possibly from essen meaning "ash trees".

Van Baarle
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Baal/Baarle" in Dutch.

Van Bokhoven
Usage: Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "of Bokhoven". Bokhoven is a small town in the the province of Noord-Brabant in the Netherlands.

Van Breda
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Breda". Breda is a city in the province of Noord-Brabant in the Netherlands. Breda is derived from the elements breed meaning "wide" and Aa, the name of a river.


Van Bueren
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Buren.

Van Buggenum
Usage: Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "of Buggenum". Buggenum is a small town in the middle of the province of Limburg in the Netherlands.

Van Buiren
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Buren.

Van Buren
Usage: Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "of Buren". Buren is a small town near the coast of Ameland, one of the small islands in the north of the Netherlands. The island of Ameland belongs to the province of Friesland. Buren is also the name of a small city in a Dutch province named Gelderland. It has been a county for hundereds of years. The former countess Anna van Buren married Willem the Conqueror, the founder of the Dutch Royal Family. The current family still uses the title Count of Buren. A famous bearer of this surname was the American president Martin van Buren (1782-1862), who was the eighth president of the United States.

Van Can
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Kanne.

Van Cann
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Kanne.


Van Canne
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Kanne.

Vance
Usage: English
Means "dweller by a fen, marsh" from the Old English fenn.

Vanchev
Usage: Bulgarian
Means "son of Vancho", Vancho being a pet form of Ivan.


Vancura
Usage: Czech
Derived from the first name Vaclav in the later 15th century.

Van Daal
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Dalen.

Van Daalen
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Dalen.

Van Dael
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Dalen.

Van Daele
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Dalen.

Van Dale
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Dalen.

Vandale
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Dalen.

Van Dalen
Usage: Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "of Dalen". Dalen is a small town in the province of Drente in the Netherlands.

Van De Laar
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Laar.

Van den Akker
Usage: Dutch
Means "from the field".

Van den Andel
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Andel.

Van Denend
Usage: Dutch
In Dutch van means "of" and denend means "the end" meaning the family originated at the end of something, most likely a road.

Van der Aart
Usage: Dutch
Means "from the earth", perhaps referring to an earth bank or a farmer.

Van der As
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van As.

Van der Beek
Usage: Dutch
Extra: Statistics
Means "from the creek" in Dutch.

Van der Berg
Usage: Dutch
Means "from the mountain" in Dutch, van meaning "from", der meaning "the", berg meaning "mountain". In the Dutch case, since it is a very flat country, it may refer to a hill. Usually the land a church was built upon was a bit higher than the surrounding land.

Van der Hout
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Houten.

Van der Laar
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Laar.

Van der See
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van der Zee.

Van der Stoep
Usage: Dutch
A stoep or stoup is the slope up to a dike, so the name originates from people living near such an entrance, since van der means "from".

Van der Veen
Usage: Dutch
Literally translated, "of the peat". The surname indicates the address or place of residence of the first ancestors in a peat district or fen colony; the name has been taken by several peat workers. The Dutch word for peat, veen, comes from Old German fanja, which means "swampy lake".

Van der Ven
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van der Veen.

Van der Venn
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van der Veen.

Van der Venne
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van der Veen.

Van der Vennen
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van der Veen.


Van der Zee
Usage: Dutch
Literally translated, the meaning is "of the sea". It is clear that the first bearer of this surname was someone who lived on the coast, near the sea. Or, it could also be that the first bearer was a sailor, who spent most of his days on the sea.

Van De Vliert
Usage: Dutch
Means "of the farm" or "from the farm" in Dutch.

Van Donk
Usage: Dutch
Means "of Donk" in Dutch. Donk is the Old Dutch word for "hill", so that states that the first bearer of this surname lived on a hill or place that was known as the Donk.

Vandroogenbroeck (16 letters)
Usage: Belgian, Flemmish
It means "from the dry marshes" in Dutch. (Brussels was built on dry marshes, so it means from Brussels) It's a very common name in Brussels and on the outskirts.

Vanek
Usage: Czech
Derived from Vanek, an archaic pet form of the given name Vaclav.

Vanev
Usage: Bulgarian
Means "son of Vane", Vane being a pet form of Ivan.

Van Haanraads
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Haanrade.

Van Haanraats
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Haanrade.

Van Haanrade
Usage: Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "of Haanrade". Haanrade is a small village in the south of the province of Limburg in the Netherlands.

Van Haanrath
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Haanrade.

Van Haenraats
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Haanrade.

Van Haenraets
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Haanrade.

Van Hanraets
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Haanrade.

Van Hassel
Usage: Dutch
Means "from Hassel (Lower Saxony), Germany". Hassel may mean "place where hazel trees grow" from the Germanic hasel, hassel.


Van Hautem
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Houtum.

Van Hautum
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Houtum.

Van Heel
Usage: Dutch
Extra: Statistics
Dutch surname meaning "of Heel". Heel is a small town in the middle of the province of Limburg in the Netherlands.


Van Herten
Usage: Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "of Herten". Herten is a small town in the middle of the province of Limburg in the Netherlands. The name Herten comes from the word herten, which is the plural form of hert, the Dutch word for "deer".


Van Hofwegen
Usage: Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "of Hofwegen". Hofwegen was a small town in the province of Zuid-Holland in the Netherlands. The town was 'removed' in 1855, as was the town Bleskensgraaf. Both towns became one town in the same year. The name of that new town would be Bleskensgraaf En Hofwegen until 1986. In that year, also Bleskensgraaf En Hofwegen was 'removed', and a new town called Graafstroom was founded.


Van Hout
Usage: Dutch
Extra: Statistics
Variant of Van Houten.

Van Houtem
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Houtum.

Van Houten
Usage: Dutch
Literally translated, "of forests". Hout is the oldest Dutch word for "forest". We see it back in extensive areas with forests, which were an important component of the environment in the early Middle Ages.

Van Houttum
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Houtum.

Van Houtum
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Houten.


Van Kan
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Kanne.


Van Kann
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Kanne.


Van Kanne
Usage: Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "of Kanne". Kanne is a town in the province of Limburg in Belgium.

Vankov
Usage: Bulgarian
Means "son of Vanko", Vanko being a pet form of Ivan.


Van Laar
Usage: Dutch
The meaning is "of Laar". A laar (plural form is laren) is an open spot in the forest, which was used quite intensively by man in the past, amongst others for grazing the cattle. These laren were often found in sloping grounds, often in the neighbourhood of brooks.

Van Laren
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Laar.


Van Leeuwenhoeck (15 letters)
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Leeuwenhoek.

Van Leeuwenhoek (14 letters)
Usage: Dutch
The meaning is, literally translated, "of lion's corner". The first bearer of this name lived on the corner (= hoek in Dutch) of the Lion's Gate (= Leeuwenpoort in Dutch) in the city of Delft (in the province of Zuid-Holland), which eventually resulted in Leeuwenhoek as a surname. A famous bearer of this surname is Antonie van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723), a pioneer in the field of microscopy. He was the first to observe bacteria and protozoa. His observations also helped to disprove the theory of abiogenesis, which claimed that some organisms are created through spontaneous generation.


Vann (1)
Usage: English
Extra: Statistics
Means "dweller by a fen, marsh" from the Old English fenn.


Vann (2)
Usage: Dutch, German
Means "dweller by a water (a freshwater lake)" from the Middle High German vann.


Van Nifterick
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Niftrik.


Van Nifterik
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Niftrik.


Van Niftrik
Usage: Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "of Niftrik". Niftrik is a small town in the province of Gelderland in the Netherlands.


Van Ogtrop
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Agterop.

Van Oirschot
Usage: Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "of Oirschot". Oirschot is a small town in the province of Noord-Brabant in the Netherlands.


Van Oirschotten (14 letters)
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Oirschot.

Van Oorschot
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Oirschot.

Van Ophoven
Usage: Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "of Ophoven". Ophoven is a small town in the middle of the province of Limburg in the Netherlands.


Van Peij
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Pey.

Van Pey
Usage: Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "of Pey". Pey is a small town in the middle of the province of Limburg in the Netherlands. The name Pey comes from the French verb payer, which means "to pay".

Van Rossem
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Rossum.

Van Rossum
Usage: Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "of Rossum". Rossum was a small town in the province of Gelderland in the Netherlands. The town was 'removed' in 1999, as were the towns Ammerzoden, Hedel, Heerewaarden and Maasdriel. All these towns became one town in the same year: Maasdriel. The town of Rossum was founded in 1955, out of the town Hurwenen and the old town Rossum. Rossum is mentioned as Rotheheim in an document from 893. The name Rotheheim is put together of rothe, which indicates a place where forest is cleared, and heim, which means "place of residence".


Van Schoorel
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Schoorl.

Van Schoorl
Usage: Dutch
Dutch surname meaning "of Schoorl". Schoorl is a small town in the province of Noord-Holland in the Netherlands


Vantchev
Usage: Bulgarian
A variant transcription of Vanchev.

Van 't Hout
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Houten.

Van Tonder
Usage: German
Means "from Tonder, Denmark".

Van Veen
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Der Veen.

Van Veenen
Usage: Dutch
Variant of Van Der Veen.

Van Wegberg
Usage: Dutch
Dutch variant of Von Wegberg.

Van Wieren
Usage: Frisian, Dutch
It means "from Wieren". It originated in Friesland and other parts of the Netherlands. Wieren, the name of several towns, means "seaweed".

Van Willigen
Usage: Dutch
Means "from the willows

www.surnamefinder.com/search/surnames-V.html
Vanchalkioyck (13 letters)
Vancouwenberghe (15 letters)

www.cyndislist.com
VANBENSCHOTEN. (13 letters)
VANEYDERSTEYN (13 letters)
VANLANDINGHAM (13 letters)
VANMIDDLESWARTH (15 letters)
VANMIDDLESWORTH (15 letters, variant spelling)
VANSCHOONHOVEN (14 letters)
VANSWEARINGTON (14 letters)
VANVALKENBURG (13 letters)

http://genforum/genealogy.com/surnames/v.html
van Loggerenberg (15 letters)
Vanbenschoten (13 letters)

There are tons more and it would take all night to list them all. Just put "V surnames" in a search like Yahoo, etc. and it will list dozens of websites.