Surname

Cigán

Cigán is a surname, possibly from Ancient Greek. It is used in Slovak.

Meaning & origin

Where it comes from

Cigán possibly comes from Ancient Greek.

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Cigán’s family of names

In Slovak usage, Cigán as a surname shares a linguistic root with the Polish form CYGAN.

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