Origin: gossip, busybody, from Yente Telebende, comic strip gossip in 1920s-30s writing of Yiddish newspaper humorist B. Kovner (pen-name of Jacob ...
Alleman Name Meaning French: from Old French Aleman âGermanâ (Late Latin Alemannus, from a Germanic tribal name, probably meaning âall the menâ), hence a regional or ethnic name for a German-speaker in a predominantly French-speaking area.
User-submitted Reference. Hernandez is a distinguished Portuguese and Spanish name first found in the medieval kingdom of Castile in the fourth-century, Visigoth era. Derived from Spanish faro, meaning journey, and nano, meaning brave, it is synonymous with the Old German Ferdinand, meaning bold voyager. A patronymic surname meaning 'son of Fernando', with Fernando being a given name meaning 'journey', or 'venture'. Hernandez means Son of Hernan or Son of Hernando.