The migdal Surname
migdal Name Meaning and History
Polish (Migdal) and Jewish (eastern Ashkenazic): from
migdal ‘almond’ (from Greek amygdalia), probably a
metonymic occupational name for an almond seller. As a Jewish
name it is mainly ornamental name.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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| Thread | Author | Replies |
| Migdals from Pabianace, Poland in England, Sweden, USA, Israel | Lynn Zlotnick Schneider | 5 |
| Searching for relatives of SYLVIA, RHODA and JACOB MIGDAL |
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| Migdals from Kosow-Lacki and Zareby Koscielne in Poland |
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| family tree | yvonne/yvette migdal | 2 |
| family tree | glenn bell | 0 |
| Find Immediate Family | Christa | 0 |
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