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cerny Name Meaning and History

  1. Czech (Cerný): from cerný ‘black’, hence a nickname for a black-haired person, or someone with a dark complexion, sometimes used as a nickname for the devil.
  2. French: habitational name from either of two places, in Aisne and Essonne, named Cerny, from the Roman personal name Serenus + the suffix -iacus, denoting an estate.

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Distribution of cerny Families in the US in 1920
Number of cerny families
 83-164
 28-82
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