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Surname Castellar

Cognomen Castellar (Castellar Colombia Venezuela Brazil Spain United States) , in the entire world, is quite a common family name. The cognomen Castellar is characteristic of Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Colombia, where it is quite a rare surname, Puerto Rico, and Venezuela. Measured by absolute frequency, it is the most numerous in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Colombia, Venezuela, and Brazil. Very seldom, Castellar is the forename as well as the last name.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Castellar

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Castellar Spain, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, United States

Last names said to be same

Castellár

Notable namesakes

jaume castellar (b. 1250) link
picture of juan castellar y de borja juan castellar y de borja juan castellar y de borja Roman Catholic cardinal, ES (b. 1441) link
antonio lascaris di castellar Italian politician (b. 1436) link
juan dolz del castellar Spanish philosopher, ES (b. 1450) link
antonio sánchez del castellar Roman Catholic bishop (b. 1622) link
esteban dolz del castellar (b. 1653) link
giulio cesare lascaris di castellar count (19th century) (b. 1801) link
antoní marqués castellar Spanish painter and architect (b. 1915) link
javier castellar Spanish cyclist, ES (b. 1961) link
edgardo parrilla castellar researcher link
castellar modesto guimarães Brazilian lawyer, BR link
pablo castellar BR (b. 1976) link
juan bautista amat y castellar ES link
giuseppe baccher castellar link
jesús gerardo hernández castellar Venezuelan association football player, VE link

Characteristic forenames

Ma, Majo, Mila, Mile, Sara, Samy, Saul, Alex, Alba, Angy, Anna, Abel, Adir, Aura, Acyr, Caio, Celi, Cruz, Ciro, Kate, Katy, Kane, Mali, Kaio, Maya, Mary, Mr, Ms, , Sol, Ana, Ary, Bob, Pat, Del, Gil, Liz, Liv, Luz, Jan, Jay, Teo, Ena, Eva, Isa, Ida, Mari, Mare, and Paul