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The Russian Empire
Dictionary
of Jewish Surnames in Russian Empire
Description: This is a
scholarly work which will help researchers identify the history and
etymology of Jewish surnames. The area includes the Ukraine, Belorussia,
Bessarabia, Lithuania, and Russia.
Source: Beider,
Alexander. A Dictionary of Jewish Surnames from the Russian Empire.
Teaneck, NJ: Avotaynu, 1993.
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Terk (Kovel', Kiev) N:, T: Turk
[Yiddish] {Terkel', Terkel'man}.
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Touger (Borisov) N:, T: toyger
[Yiddish] Turk {Tovger, Toger,
Tauger, Tajger, Touger}.
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Turk (Tel'shi,
Courland, Odessa) T: see Turkin. N: see Turok.
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Turkin (Chernigov gub., Mogilev, Kiev)
T: from the village Turki (Bobrujsk d., Vilejka d.) {Turek, Turk,
Turok, Turko, Turkov}.
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Turok (Vilna, Shavli, Sokó€ka,
Bielsk, Pinsk, Rovno, Klimovichi, Chernigov gub.) T: see Turkin.
T: from the village Turok (Mozyr' d.). N: Turk
[Russian] {Turek, Turk, Turakovich;
Turchikhin; Turchak; Turchin (Durchin, Turtsin, Turchan)}.
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