Polonius3
15 Sep 2017
Genealogy / THE MEANING AND RESEARCH OF MY POLISH LAST NAME, SURNAME? [4501]
KAMECZURA: Possibly derived from the first name Kamil. The -czura ending usually serves as an augmentative (something that makes the original sound bigger, tougher, gruffer) and may have a facetious or pejorative undertone. English lacks such a form but it might be the difference between just calling someone Bill and adding such emotive descriptives as "big, old, clumsy (good for nothing) Bill.
About six dozen people in today's Poland sign themselves Kameczura.
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KAMECZURA: Possibly derived from the first name Kamil. The -czura ending usually serves as an augmentative (something that makes the original sound bigger, tougher, gruffer) and may have a facetious or pejorative undertone. English lacks such a form but it might be the difference between just calling someone Bill and adding such emotive descriptives as "big, old, clumsy (good for nothing) Bill.
About six dozen people in today's Poland sign themselves Kameczura.