Surname Black (Black 
, بلاك 
, ブラック 
, and others...) , all over the world, is a widespread cognomen. The last name Black is habitual in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Jamaica, where it is a common surname, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, where it is quite a common surname, and Bahamas (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in the United States, Myanmar, and the United Kingdom. Very seldom, Black is the forename as well as the last name.
| VARIANT | COUNTRY |
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| Black | Australia, Myanmar, United Kingdom, United States, Indonesia |
| بلاك | Iraq, Egypt, Libya, Sudan, Saudi Arabia |
| ブラック | Japan |
| Блэк | Russia |
| בלאק | Israel |
B, Black Coral, Black Friday, Blackett, Blackmail, Blacķ, Blak, Blaka, Blake, Blanc, Blank, Blaćk, Blaĉk, Blačk, Bleach, Bleck, Blink, Blàck, Blàćk, Blàĉk, Bláck, Bláćk, Bláĉk, Blâck, Blâćk, Blâĉk, Blâčk, Blãck, Blãĉk, Blãčk, Blãčķ, Blāck, Blăck, Blăĉk, Blăčk, Bląćk, Bląĉk, Blắck, Blặck, Bĺàčk, Bĺâčk, Bľack, Bľâćk, Bľãčk, Bľăćķ, Bľăĉķ, Bŀąĉķ, Błack, Błacķ, Błaćk, Błačk, Błàćk, Błàćķ, Błàčk, Błáck, Błáćk, Błáćķ, Błáĉķ, Błâćk, Błâćķ, Błâĉk, Błâčk, Błâčķ, Błãck, Błãcķ, Błãćk, Błãćķ, Błãčk, Błãčķ, Błāck, Błācķ, Błāćķ, Błāĉķ, Błāčk, Błāčķ, Błăcķ, Błăćķ, Błăĉķ, Błăčķ, Błąćķ, Błąčk, Błąčķ, Błǎck, Błǻck, Błǻčķ, Błậčk, Bɭack, Bｌaｃk, Tinte, Ɓlack, Блацк, Блек, בלק, بلاک, بلک, ব্ল্যাক, จาดดำ, ชูดำ, ดาสี, ดำ, ดำกรี, ดำขลิ้ง, ดำคงชู, ดำคล้ำ, ดำคำภา, ดำคุ้ม, ดำฉวาง, ดำชมทรัพย์, ดำชะไว, ดำชุม, ดำชู, ดำดล, ดำดัด, ดำดา, ดำดิษฐ์, ดำตะคุ, ดำนงค์, ดำนวล, ดำพุ่ม, ดำมินเศษ, ดำยัง, ดำรักษ์, ดำรีย์, ดำรุง, ดำวรรณ, ดำวอ, ดำสกุล, ดำสอาด, ดำสูงเนิน, ดำหมาน, ดำหริกล้า, ดำหริดี, ดำหริใจ, ดำหาย, ดำอยู่, ดำอุไร, ดำเม็ง, ดำเสน, ดำเอียด, ดำแจ่ม, ดำโต, ดำโถมฤทธิ์, ทลดำ, ทิวดำ, พลายดำ, พันธ์ดำ, มะดำ, มีสีดา, ยศสะดำ, สีดาสน์, สีดำวงษ์, สีด่อน, หมาดดำ, หมาดอะดำ, อาดำ, เขียวดา, เอียดดำ, แบล็ค, แอดำ, ใหมดำ, ไพรดำ, 布拉克, and Ｂlack
| hugh the black 10th-century duke of Burgundy (b. 891) |
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| olaf the black Sea-king of the Isle of Man and parts of the Hebrides, GB (b. 1173) |
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| konrad ix the black duke of Oleśnica, Koźle, half of Bytom and half of Ścinawa since 1450 (with his brothers as co-rulers), and since 1452 sole ruler over Oleśnica, Koźle and half of Bytom (b. 1415) |
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| john black Scottish singer and composer of the Renaissance, GB (b. 1520) |
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| david black Black, David (c.1546–1603), Church of Scotland minister (b. 1546) |
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| black caesar 18th-century African pirate, US (b. 1601) |
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| dinah black enslaved African woman who lived in Bristol in the seventeenth century (b. 1605) |
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| john black (1647-1726) (b. 1647) |
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joseph black British chemist (1728-1799), FR (b. 1728) |
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| john black (1682-1767) (b. 1682) |
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black partridge Potawatomi chieftain, US (b. 1744) |
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william black Irish physician, pharmacologist and medical statistician, IE (b. 1749) |
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| matthias black German painter, DE (b. 1700) |
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| black shawl Wife of Crazy Horse, US (b. 1701) |
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william black Anglo-Canadian minister (b. 1760) |
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