Poll: How unique is your surname?

[TheFacelessOne]

Very unique, I would say. It's Quian(key-yawn), french in origin.

 

[Liam1390]

Surname is Furey only know one other person with this surname outside my family.

You're the third person I know of who has the same surname as I do.

 

[Shock and Awe]

Rountree

Sounds sexy don't it?

 

[flaxeneyes]

Rowinski. Here in Britain, It's pretty uncommon, though in Poland...

 

[chromewarriorXIII]

I have a hyphenated last name so it's pretty unique. My dad's side is the most unoriginal though: Jones.

 

[Escapist_V]

Mine's Johansson. It's the most common surname in Sweden, which is where I live...

 

[First Person Shane]

My last name, Fitzgerald, is pretty common where I live. But the funny thing is, more people know how to spell it than my first name, which has half as many letters and no Z.

 

[Cylem]

I'm pretty much the only Baldado on the American mainland, but apparently it's really common in the Philippines and I've got a huge extended family in Hawaii. It means "crippled".

 

[Ciarang]

Gutteridge.

Pretty unique I say.

 

[NuclearPenguin]

Never heard of, seen or raped anyone with the same surname as me.
Blaker

 

[ilion]

Mine is Sá, its somewhat uncommon in Portugal, no idea of what its etymology is however.

 

[Tekyro]

Barry. I put "fairly unique" as I've come across quite a few other people with the surname Barrie, but none that end in a y.

 

[Xojins]

I've never met someone with my last name other than my family members.

 

[Myrrath]

Meh, "Watts", is kinda uncommon, but I have met 2 other people with it

DUDE!! Me too, kinda uncommon I agree but didn't think I'd find one here.

If I have a son going to name him "Seven"

Not too bright.

 

[Roamin11]

Musyj, if you can pronounce it, you win life, I will come back later and say how it is said, its very uncommon

Moose-eeje?

Mine's Michaloski. It's incredibly rare here in the Southern US. People struggle with it all the time.

It is actully pronounced Moo-sh-ie

 

[Distorted Stu]

im not telling you it, but its irish & it always gets spelt/said wrongly!

 

[Mirroga]

Regal, a real word in which I consider it as a fairly rare surname.

 

[GrinningManiac]

Lawrence

Something to do with a city in Italy which had laurel trees

So my full name is:

The Defender of Mankind (bestowed by Sgurr Alasdair, the great mountain of Skye), He who is Large and Tall, from the Italian City of Laurels

Woah