KUN
Kun
Kun is a surname of English origin, which has evolved over centuries within the United Kingdom. The surname Kun is believed to have derived from the Old English word "cunn," meaning wisdom or knowledge. Over time, variations in spelling and pronunciation have led to the emergence of different forms of the surname, such as "Kunn," "Kunnell," and "Kund."
Individuals with the surname Kun have been traced in various regions across the UK, including Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Sussex. The surname may have originated from occupational roots or may have signified familial or geographical connections.
Historically, bearers of the surname Kun have been associated with numerous professions and social strata, reflecting the diverse nature of British society. The surname has endured through generations, testament to the resilience and heritage of British families.
Today, individuals with the surname Kun can be found worldwide, with many descendants still residing in the United Kingdom. The surname continues to be a part of Britain's rich tapestry of names, contributing to the nation's multicultural identity and history.
There are approximately 54 people named Kun in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Kun.
Region of origin: Europe
Country of origin: Hungary
Language of origin: Hungarian
Similar and related surnames
- Ku
- Kua
- Kuna
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- Coun
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- Ken
- Kenn
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- Keune
- Khen
- Khon
- Khun
- Koehn
- Koene
- Kon
- Konn
- Koone
- Koun
- Kown
- Kuhn
- Kuhne
- Kuhns
- Kunc
- Kunes
- Kuney
- Kung
- Kunj
- Kunn
- Kunna
- Kunne
- Kunow
- Kuns
- Kunt
- Kunu
- Kunz
- Kuun
- Caine
- Cone
- Coon
- Cownie
- Ghani
- Gunn
- Gwyn
- Gwynn
- Gwynne
- Kahn
- Kane
- Kanu
- Kean
- Keen
- Keene
- Keown
- Kewn
- Kiani
- Koehne
- Kunde
- Kyne
- Quan
- Quinn
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