Surname Sus

Surname Sus (Sus , سوس , Сусь ) , in all the world, is a common cognomen. The family name Sus is habitual in Israel, where it is quite a rare surname, Syria, and Morocco. Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in Indonesia, Ukraine, and Morocco. Also, Sus is the forename as well as the last name.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Sus

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Sus	Indonesia, Colombia, Philippines, United States, Poland
سوس	Egypt, Syria, Sudan, Morocco, Saudi Arabia
Сусь	Ukraine, Russia, Belarus
Сус	Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus

Last names said to be same

Azuzar, Jeesus, Schuss, Scuz, Sonst, Sor, Soss, Soubs, Sous, Sow, Suara, Subtus, Sughe, Suse, Suseni, Susmaryosep, Suster, Suzerain, Suç, Suś, Söss, Sús, Sû, Zus, Çû, Çụç, Śúś, Śû, Śŭç, Ŝû, Šû, סוס, שוס, שוש, ស៊ូស, スス, 素斯, 素西, 肃西, 苏斯, 苏西, 西乌斯, 酥西, and Ｓｕｓ

Notable namesakes

	n. i. sus (b. 1880)
	oleg sus Czech estheticist, literary theorist and university educator, CZ (b. 1924)
	sus weyn Belgian handball player (1937-1991), BE (b. 1937)
	sus heiniger CH (b. 1945)
	sus maryati Indonesian politician (born 1957 in Semarang), ID (b. 1957)
	josef sus (b. 1948)
	jaroslav sus CZ (b. 1952)
	sus hierzig LU (b. 1961)
	daniel sus German composer, DE (b. 1976)
	sus s. hardjono ID (b. 1969)
	sus sola corazon researcher
	monika sus Polish political scientist (b. 1980)
	alfonso sus fojas Filipino-born medic, member of the Spanish army who defected from the site of Baler, ES
	nadine sus researcher
	sus slaets Belgian actor, BE (b. 1980)