Kruger
Kruger is a surname from German, ultimately from Afrikaans. It is used in English and Afrikaans.
>99% boys
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Kruger is a surname from German, ultimately from Afrikaans. It is used in English and Afrikaans.
>99% boys
Gous is a surname from Afrikaans.
>99% boys
Zarel is a masculine given name from Afrikaans. It is used in English, Dutch, and Afrikaans.
50% boys · 50% girls
Sarel is a masculine given name from Middle English, ultimately from Afrikaans. It is used in English, Dutch, and Afrikaans.
73% boys · 27% girls
de Klerk is a surname from Dutch, ultimately from Afrikaans. It is used in English, Dutch, and Afrikaans.
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Heystek is a surname from Afrikaans. It is used in English, Dutch, and Afrikaans.
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Smuts is a surname from Dutch. It is used in English and Afrikaans.
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Albertyn is a surname from Afrikaans. It is used in English and Afrikaans.
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van den Heever is a surname from Afrikaans. It is used in English and Afrikaans.
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Klerk is a surname from Dutch, ultimately from Afrikaans. It is used in English, Dutch, and Afrikaans.
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Swanepoel is a surname from Afrikaans. It is used in English and Afrikaans.
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Janse Van Rensburg is a surname from Afrikaans. It is used in English and Afrikaans.
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“from Rensburg”
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Botha is a surname from Afrikaans. It is used in English and Afrikaans.
83% boys · 17% girls