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Abar is a surname of Hebrew origin, meaning “to pass” or “to cross.”

It may have biblical significance and is often tied to Jewish heritage.

Abao is a Filipino surname of Chinese origin, likely derived from the Hokkien word “Ah-Bao,” meaning “precious.”

It reflects Chinese cultural influence in the Philippines.

Abanto is a Spanish surname, often linked to a place name in the Basque region of Spain.

It reflects geographical origins and may refer to someone from the town of Abanto.

Abana is a name of African origin, particularly from Ghana, meaning “born on Tuesday” in Akan.

It is used as a given name for girls based on the day of birth.

Aban is a Persian name meaning “water” or “flood.”

It is also associated with the eighth month of the Iranian calendar and has cultural significance in Persian traditions.

Abalos is a Spanish surname, commonly found in the Philippines and Latin America.

It is believed to originate from a place name in Spain and reflects geographical or familial ties.

Aballay is a Spanish surname, particularly found in Argentina and Chile.

It is of uncertain origin but may reflect Indigenous or Spanish colonial heritage.