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What Spanish last names start with A?

There are many Spanish last names that start with A. Here are a few examples, categorized by origin and/or meaning:

Common Spanish last names:

* Acosta: From the Basque word "akozta" meaning "slope" or "hillside".

* Aguirre: From Basque origin, meaning "watercourse" or "stream".

* Alarcón: From Arabic origin, meaning "castle" or "fortress".

* Alvarez: Meaning "son of Alvaro", a Germanic name meaning "elf-warrior".

* Arias: Meaning "son of Arias", a Germanic name meaning "honorable" or "noble".

* Arroyo: From Spanish origin, meaning "stream" or "brook".

* Avila: From Arabic origin, meaning "well-watered".

* Azcarate: From Basque origin, meaning "place of the oaks".

Less common but interesting Spanish last names:

* Abad: From Arabic origin, meaning "father" or "priest".

* Acevedo: Meaning "place of the olive groves".

* Alegria: Meaning "joy" or "happiness".

* Almaraz: From Arabic origin, meaning "the place of the watchtower".

* Almendarez: Meaning "almond tree orchard".

* Amaya: From Basque origin, meaning "home" or "house".

* Arias: Meaning "son of Arias".

* Arenas: Meaning "sands" or "sand dunes".

* Astudillo: Meaning "little student" or "scholar".

It's important to note that:

* This is not an exhaustive list. There are many more Spanish last names that begin with A.

* Some names might have different variations in spelling or meaning depending on the region.

* Some names can be considered both Spanish and Portuguese due to historical and linguistic connections.

This is just a small sample of the diverse and rich tapestry of Spanish last names.

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