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Abakirova is the feminine form of the surname Abakirov, originating from Russian or Central Asian Turkic traditions.

It reflects familial or regional ties in those areas.

Abakirov is a Russian or Central Asian surname of Turkic origin.

It is derived from a personal or clan name and reflects ethnic or regional heritage.

Abaker is a Sudanese surname, commonly used among various tribes in Sudan.

It is often associated with leadership or prominent family lineage.

Abaka is a surname of African origin, particularly found in Ghana and Nigeria.

It may have connections to specific ethnic groups or clans in the region.

Abajyan is an Armenian surname derived from the name Abaj, likely referring to an ancestor or prominent family figure.

It reflects Armenian naming traditions and familial heritage.

Abaj is a surname of Central Asian origin, particularly found in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.

It may refer to a family or clan name with historical or tribal significance.

Abaho is a Ugandan surname meaning “God is with us” in Runyankole.

It is commonly used among the Banyankole people of western Uganda.

Abah is a surname of African origin, commonly found in Nigeria.

It is often tied to the Idoma ethnic group and reflects cultural heritage and lineage.

Abaga is a surname of African origin, particularly found in Gabon and Cameroon.

It often reflects tribal or familial ties in the region.

Abaev is an Ossetian surname, commonly found in the Caucasus region.

It is derived from the name Aba, likely referring to an ancestor or family leader.