The lust Surname
lust Name Meaning and History
- German: nickname for a pleasant person, from Middle High German luste ‘pleasant’, ‘lovely’.
- German: habitational name from any of several places so named in northern Germany.
- Dutch: nickname for a bon viveur, from Middle Dutch lust ‘pleasure’, ‘desire’.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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 jannalee1031
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| Marie D. (Sninsky) Lust, 92, |
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| William Wade Patterson & Martha Ann Lu(s)t |
ladydressmaker
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| Lust | Darlene ( Weise) Morton | 16 |
| FRANK LUST | STEVE SILVA | 2 |
| Lust family | Julia Avery | 2 |
| LUST name connections? | Richard O. Lust | 2 |
| LUST, Albert and Mamie - Iowa |
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| JOHN LUST JAN LUSTOVA | STEVE SILVA | 0 |
| henry lust obit |
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